Grover, CO


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Grover, CO

About Grover, CO

Living in Grover, CO is a unique experience. Nestled in the Rocky Mountains, the town provides picturesque views of snow-capped peaks and lush forests, making it the perfect place for outdoor activities. The small-town atmosphere is full of friendly people and homegrown businesses, giving it a cozy feel that big cities don’t have. Grover also has its fair share of modern amenities; there are plenty of parks and recreational trails, as well as restaurants, shops and grocery stores to enjoy. With its natural beauty and diverse activities, Grover is an ideal place to call home. Mid-sized agricultural city / college town - North-central Colorado, 55 miles north of Denver.

State: Colorado
County: Weld County
Metro Area: Greeley Metro Area
City: Grover
Zip Codes: 80729
Cost of Living:
Time zone: Mountain Standard Time (MST)
Elevation: 4715 ft above sea level

Historically and in its base form, Greeley is largely an agricultural center—livestock, meat-packing, and sugar beets and related processing activities remain extensive today. Local feedlots can bring strong agricultural “fragrances,” largely imperceptible to long-time residents. More recently the area has become the eastern flank of a large high tech and light manufacturing belt centered in nearby Windsor and anchored by Fort Collins and Loveland to the west. The University of Northern Colorado adds a light college-town accent bringing some 13,000 students,

The area is close enough to the Rocky Mountains to benefit from its recreational opportunities. Many residents commute to the more commercialized Fort Collins or Loveland to the west, resulting in average commute times of almost 24 minutes. Greeley is also a straight shot south of 45 miles to the new Denver International Airport located northeast of that city, making it a good location for frequent business travelers looking for more of a small town lifestyle. Denver itself is close enough to share many of its amenities.

Because incomes are relatively high compared to cost of living, the cost profile is favorable for Colorado and even compared to the Fort Collins area west. On the whole, Greeley is slower paced and some may not find enough to do, but there’s a lot nearby.

The town is located among rolling grassland plains in a shallow valley at the confluence of the Cache La Poudre and South Platte rivers. Locals call the area the “Kansas part of Colorado,” accurately depicting both landscape and climate, which is continental. Warm, dry spring and summer days are punctuated by occasional heavy thunderstorms. Winters are variable with alternating cold spells and mild periods. Wind chill can make winter weather more severe. First freeze is end of September, last is mid-May.

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Grover Cost of Living

Small-town atmosphere, nearby mountains, and cost of living make Grover a great place to live.

$340,900
+0.8% higher than avg
$40,000
-72.6% lower than avg
8.9 / 5.3
Comfort Index
summer/winter
Grover Crime
25.7 / 100
Crime is ranked on a scale of 1 (low) to 100 (high). US average: 35.4
Minimum annual income
To live comfortably in Grover, Colorado
$65,160
for a family
$35,200
for a single person
Pros & Cons of Grover
   Small-town atmosphere
Rising crime rate
   Nearby mountains
Long commutes
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