History – Firestone was established in 1908 by Jacob Firestone to support local coal miners. In 1907, Denslow Coal and Land Company purchased 160 acres from the McKissick estate. McKissick was a member of the St. Vrain Valley Home Guard, a volunteer militia organized to protect settlers from Native American attacks. The Home Guard constructed Fort Junction during the Colorado War. Today, St. Vrain State Park – http://bit.ly/3V3TDvs – occupies the land where Fort Junction was built.

Location – Firestone rests along I-25 in Weld County, minutes from Denver, Fort Collins, Boulder, and DIA, convenient to shopping and travel. Learn more about Weld County here – https://bit.ly/3ElO3xK.

Economy – In the growth corridor for the Denver Metropolitan area and Weld County, Firestone is prepared for business and residential growth. Commercial, industrial, and residential real estate is available along with workforce resources necessary for development. Read more about Firestone’s economic outlook – http://bit.ly/3tEpnvE.

Amenities – Quality schools, recreation, healthcare, and housing abound in Firestone. Parks, trails, skiing, hiking, professional sports, and museums are all accessible nearby.

Schools – The St. Vrain School District serves Firestone and includes two high schools; Frederick and Mead. Discover more about schools here – http://bit.ly/3ELwclw.

Median Home Price – $567,000.