Outdoor Living Spaces in Broomfield, CO
More Room Outside for the Life Broomfield Families Love
Why Broomfield Homeowners Choose Christie’s
A Backyard That Feels
Closer to Everything You Love
For more than 25 years, Christie’s has helped Broomfield homeowners turn overlooked backyards into places their families genuinely want to use. That may mean a covered patio where dinner continues as the evening cools, a comfortable place to gather with the Front Range in the distance, or a quiet corner that gives everyone room to slow down. Every outdoor living space begins with the way you want to feel at home, then takes shape around how your family gathers, relaxes, entertains, and spends time together.
We look closely at how your property works throughout the day, from western sunlight and mountain views to privacy, drainage, mature landscaping, and the connection between indoors and out. Whether you live near the Broadlands, Anthem, Broomfield Country Club, or another part of the community, our team brings the planning, design experience, and local understanding needed to create a space that feels natural to the home and meaningful to the people who live there.
Since 1999
25+ Years
Helping Broomfield homeowners create outdoor spaces that feel comfortable, personal, and made for the way their families live.
One Team
One Team From the First Idea
One connected team stays with your project from the first conversation through the final walkthrough, keeping every detail connected to your vision.
Where We Work
Broomfield, CO
We design outdoor living spaces throughout Broomfield, shaped around the property, neighborhood, and the moments you want more of.
Covered and Warranted
Confidence That Lasts
Your completed space is backed by our workmanship warranty, so your family can enjoy it with confidence for years to come.
What Makes Outdoor Living Spaces Different in Broomfield
Built Around the Balance
That Makes Broomfield Feel Different
Outdoor living in Broomfield is shaped by a rare mix of established neighborhoods, newer communities, golf-course settings, mature landscapes, and open-space corridors woven throughout the city. Some properties open toward long Front Range views, while others sit beneath mature trees or beside trails and natural areas. Strong western sunlight, changing weather, drainage, privacy, and the age of the home can all influence how a backyard should be planned. The right design responds to those conditions, creating a space that feels connected to the property, comfortable through more of the year, and natural to the way families live here.
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Open Space Feels Close to Home
Broomfield has spent decades building a connected system of open space, parks, and trails that remains a defining part of the community. Backyards near those landscapes can feel wonderfully open but may need thoughtful shelter, privacy, and sightlines so the family can enjoy the surroundings without feeling overly exposed.
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Established and Newer Homes Mix Together
Broomfield includes older neighborhoods with mature trees alongside newer master-planned communities where landscaping is still developing. Outdoor design needs to respond differently to each. One property may call for preserving existing shade and character, while another needs structure, planting, and gathering areas that help the backyard feel established sooner.
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Western Light Can Be Beautiful and Intense
Long mountain views and bright western skies can make a Broomfield backyard memorable, but they can also create glare and heat late in the day. Shade, structure height, seating orientation, and landscaping should protect comfort without taking away the evening light or views that make the property feel special.
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Drainage Is Part of the Landscape
Broomfield’s open-space network includes reservoirs, drainage corridors, wetlands, and natural areas that reflect how closely water and land are connected across the community. At the property level, patios and structures can change how runoff moves, making grading and drainage important considerations before the layout is finalized.
Broomfield, CO Neighborhoods
Outdoor Living Spaces Across
The Broomfield Neighborhoods Families Love
Outdoor living in Broomfield is about creating more space for the moments that make home feel meaningful. It is coffee outside before the day begins, dinners that stretch into the evening, and quiet nights spent watching the light move across the Front Range. From custom estate communities with acreage and mountain views to established golf-course neighborhoods and newer communities built around parks and trails, every part of Broomfield offers a different setting for life outside.
The right outdoor space should feel connected to that setting, but even more importantly, it should feel connected to the people who use it. Whether your family needs shelter from changing weather, more room for friends, or a peaceful corner that gives everyone space to slow down, the design should reflect the way you want to live at home.
Across Broomfield’s neighborhoods, we create outdoor living spaces that feel personal, welcoming, and ready for the memories still to come.
Spruce Meadows
Let the Property Breathe Around You
Spruce Meadows sits at the very top of Broomfield’s luxury residential market, with custom estates on multi-acre homesites and expansive Front Range views. Outdoor living here can be generous without needing to fill the land. Covered terraces, outdoor kitchens, fireplaces, pools, and layered seating can create a comfortable center for family life while preserving privacy, open lawn, and the scale that makes these properties exceptional. The finished space should feel substantial enough for the home while remaining peaceful, personal, and closely connected to the landscape.
Red Hawk Estates
Give a Custom Home More Outside
Red Hawk Estates offers substantial custom homes on larger lots, including properties above an acre and recent luxury listings approaching $2 million. Outdoor spaces here can build on that privacy through covered gathering areas, outdoor kitchens, fire features, and seamless transitions from the home. Rather than spreading features across the property, the strongest layouts create a comfortable center for family and guests while leaving room around it. The result should feel refined enough for the architecture and relaxed enough to become part of an ordinary evening.
The Broadlands
Let the Fairway Shape the Evening
The Broadlands combines larger homes, mature landscaping, golf-course surroundings, ponds, and properties with long mountain views. Luxury listings in the neighborhood reach well above $1 million, including custom residences positioned directly along the course. Outdoor living here should use that scenery without giving up privacy or comfort. Covered dining, fireplaces, thoughtfully placed seating, and lower-profile shade can frame the landscape while creating somewhere the family can settle in. The finished space should feel polished, welcoming, and naturally connected to the home.
Anthem Highlands
Make the Mountain Light Part of Home
Anthem Highlands pairs newer luxury homes with parks, trails, greenbelts, and long Front Range views, with current homes reaching well above $1 million. Outdoor spaces here can add personality and permanence to a newer yard while building on the landscape beyond it. Covered seating, thoughtful shade, outdoor cooking, and layered planting can create comfort without blocking mountain sightlines. The strongest designs feel connected to the home now while leaving enough breathing room for trees and landscaping to continue growing around the property over time.
Broomfield Country Club
Bring New Life to an Established Yard
Broomfield Country Club offers a very different setting, with larger established lots, mature trees, traditional homes, and easy access to Eagle Trace Golf Club. Many properties date to the late 1970s through the 1990s, giving outdoor renovations the opportunity to improve connections that were not originally designed around modern outdoor living. Covered patios, better transitions, updated gathering areas, and thoughtful landscaping can give the backyard new purpose while preserving the shade, character, and settled feeling homeowners already value.
Our Broomfield, CO Outdoor Living Space Process
A Clear Way to
Turn Possibility Into Time Outside
Creating an outdoor space should feel exciting, not overwhelming. Our connected design-build team guides your Broomfield project from the first conversation through the final walkthrough, keeping you informed, listening closely, and making sure every decision stays true to the way you want to live at home.
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Begin With the Life You Want Outside
We start by learning what feels missing from your backyard and which moments you want the finished space to make easier. We also talk through your priorities, timeline, and investment range so the project begins with honest guidance and a clear understanding of what matters most to your family.
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Understand the Property Before Designing
Our team studies how your Broomfield yard works, including sun exposure, views, privacy, mature landscaping, drainage, grade changes, and the connection between your home and yard. From there, we explore early layouts and material options shaped around the outdoor space you actually want to create.
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Bring the Design Into Focus
Once the direction feels right, we develop the covered areas, gathering spaces, finishes, lighting, materials, and transitions around your home and daily routines. You will see the design come together before construction begins, giving you confidence that each major decision supports the finished space as a whole.
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Prepare Every Detail for Construction
We coordinate the drawings, applicable Broomfield permits, trade schedules, and material orders needed before construction begins. Broomfield provides dedicated building guides for patio covers, decks, outdoor gas fireplaces, and patio enclosures, making those requirements an important part of planning structural outdoor improvements.
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Build With Everything Connected
This is when the backyard you have imagined begins to feel real. Our connected team manages the work, keeps each phase moving, and communicates with you throughout construction. You will understand what is happening, what comes next, and how each step is bringing the outdoor space closer.
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Walk Through the Finished Space Together
Before the project is complete, we walk through the finished space with you and review every detail. We answer questions, address anything that still needs attention, and make sure everything feels ready for dinners, conversations, quiet mornings, and the time together you have been looking forward to.
Our Broomfield, CO Outdoor Living Space Process
A Clear Way to
Turn Possibility Into Time Outside
Creating an outdoor space should feel exciting, not overwhelming. Our connected design-build team guides your Broomfield project from the first conversation through the final walkthrough, keeping you informed, listening closely, and making sure every decision stays true to the way you want to live at home.
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Begin With the Life You Want Outside
We start by learning what feels missing from your backyard and which moments you want the finished space to make easier. We also talk through your priorities, timeline, and investment range so the project begins with honest guidance and a clear understanding of what matters most to your family.
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Understand the Property Before Designing
Our team studies how your Broomfield yard works, including sun exposure, views, privacy, mature landscaping, drainage, grade changes, and the connection between your home and yard. From there, we explore early layouts and material options shaped around the outdoor space you actually want to create.
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Bring the Design Into Focus
Once the direction feels right, we develop the covered areas, gathering spaces, finishes, lighting, materials, and transitions around your home and daily routines. You will see the design come together before construction begins, giving you confidence that each major decision supports the finished space as a whole.
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Prepare Every Detail for Construction
We coordinate the drawings, applicable Broomfield permits, trade schedules, and material orders needed before construction begins. Broomfield provides dedicated building guides for patio covers, decks, outdoor gas fireplaces, and patio enclosures, making those requirements an important part of planning structural outdoor improvements.
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Build With Everything Connected
This is when the backyard you have imagined begins to feel real. Our connected team manages the work, keeps each phase moving, and communicates with you throughout construction. You will understand what is happening, what comes next, and how each step is bringing the outdoor space closer.
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Walk Through the Finished Space Together
Before the project is complete, we walk through the finished space with you and review every detail. We answer questions, address anything that still needs attention, and make sure everything feels ready for dinners, conversations, quiet mornings, and the time together you have been looking forward to.
What Broomfield Homeowners Actually Want From Their Outdoor Living Space
Outdoor Spaces Made for
The Way Broomfield Families Live
Broomfield homeowners want outdoor spaces that make it easier to enjoy the home and landscape they already love. They want somewhere for slow mornings, family dinners, weekend gatherings, and evenings when the mountains catch the last light. They also need that space to feel comfortable through bright sun, wind, sudden storms, cool nights, and Colorado’s changing seasons.
Views, Shade, Evening Comfort
Keep the View Without Chasing the Shade
Mountain views and western light are worth protecting, but they should not make the backyard uncomfortable. Covered seating, thoughtfully positioned shade, landscaping, and careful structure placement can reduce late-day exposure while keeping the horizon visible from the places where family and friends naturally gather.
Mature Landscapes, Trees, Character
Keep What Took Years to Grow
Many established Broomfield yards already have trees and landscaping that provide valuable shade, privacy, and personality. A thoughtful design works around those features when possible, allowing new patios, pathways, and structures to improve how the yard functions without stripping away the settled character homeowners already love.
Cooking, Dining, Easy Gatherings
Give Everyone a Reason to Stay
Homeowners want enough room for friends and family without making the backyard feel formal or oversized. Connected cooking, dining, and seating areas make it easier to move from dinner into conversation, giving everyone a comfortable place to stay together whether it is a large celebration or a quiet evening.
Privacy, Open Space, Breathing Room
Feel Protected Without Losing the Landscape
Properties near trails, golf courses, lakes, and open space can feel exposed even when the surroundings are beautiful. Selective screening, planting, pergolas, and thoughtful seating placement can create privacy around gathering areas while preserving the openness and longer views that make the backyard feel special.
Durability, Drainage, Long-Term Ease
Ready for More Than One Season
Broomfield homeowners want a space they can enjoy without constantly worrying about sun, snow, moisture, or the next storm. Durable materials, proper drainage, secure structural details, and thoughtful preparation help the finished backyard remain comfortable and dependable through years of changing Colorado weather.
What to Consider When Planning a Broomfield Outdoor Living Space
Start With What
You Would Never Want to Lose
The strongest outdoor living spaces begin with more than choosing features. They begin with understanding what already makes the property special, how your family moves through the yard, and what keeps you from spending more time there today. In Broomfield, that may mean protecting a mountain view, mature trees, golf-course scenery, open-space access, or the quiet character of an established backyard.
Which Part of the Yard Is Already Worth Staying In?
Before changing the property, notice where you naturally linger now. A shaded corner, a western view, or a protected spot near mature trees may already offer clues about where gathering belongs. Building around those strengths can make the finished layout feel more natural than choosing placement based only on available square footage.
What Should Stay Visible From Inside?
An outdoor structure changes more than the backyard. Rooflines, columns, furniture, landscaping, and screens also become part of the view from kitchens and living rooms. Consider what you still want to see from inside so the new space improves the connection outdoors without sacrificing natural light or important sightlines.
How Much Shelter Will Actually Feel Right?
More coverage is not automatically more comfortable. The right amount depends on sun exposure, views, surrounding trees, wind, and how much open sky you want to preserve. Thoughtful sizing can create enough shelter for dining and conversation while keeping the rest of the yard bright, open, and connected to its surroundings.
Which Moments Need to Stay Close Together?
Cooking, dining, and conversation often work better when they remain naturally connected, while quieter seating may belong farther away. Thinking about which activities should overlap can prevent a larger Broomfield yard from feeling scattered and help everyone stay part of the same experience when family and friends gather.
Our Reviews
Broomfield Homeowners Share
What Made Their Experience Feel Personal
Every review reflects a Broomfield family who trusted us with a meaningful part of their home. Their words speak to the care, communication, and attention that shaped the experience from the first conversation through the final walkthrough.
Areas We Serve Across Broomfield, CO
From Established Streets to
The Communities Growing Around Them
Every part of Broomfield brings its own character to outdoor living, from mature neighborhoods and tree-lined streets to newer communities shaped around trails, parks, lakes, and open space. Christie’s creates outdoor living spaces throughout the city, taking the time to understand the home, the property, and the family behind every project. Wherever you live in Broomfield, the finished space should feel personal, welcoming, and made for the moments you want to enjoy there for years to come.
- Anthem Ranch
- McKay Landing
- Country Estates
- Wildgrass
- Red Leaf
- Westlake Village
- Northmoor Estates
- Aspen Creek
- Lac Amora
- Miramonte
- Skyestone
- Trails at Westlake
Other Areas We Service
Weld County
Boulder County
Adams County
Jefferson County
Broomfield County
Larimer County
Broomfield Outdoor Living Space Frequently Asked Questions
What Broomfield Homeowners Want to Know
Before Building an Outdoor Living Space
Creating an outdoor living space is a meaningful investment in the way your family spends time at home. It is natural to have questions about permits, weather, mature landscaping, mountain views, materials, privacy, and how the finished space will connect to your home. These answers are meant to give Broomfield homeowners a clearer understanding of what to expect and help the process feel exciting, thoughtful, and comfortable from the beginning.
Does Broomfield Require Permits for Decks or Patio Covers?
Broomfield provides dedicated homeowner building guides for decks, patio covers and carports, patio enclosures, outdoor gas fire pits and fireplaces, and several other outdoor improvements. Permit and submittal requirements vary by project, so those details should be understood while the design is being developed rather than after construction planning has begun.
How Can We Preserve Mountain Views While Adding Shade?
Shade does not need to block the reason you enjoy the backyard. Carefully positioned roofs, pergolas, landscaping, and seating can protect the places where people gather while keeping important western sightlines open. The strongest design identifies exactly where sun protection matters and leaves the surrounding view as open as possible.
Can We Work Around Mature Trees in an Established Yard?
Often, yes. Mature trees can provide shade, privacy, and character that would take decades to recreate. We consider root areas, canopy, drainage, grade, and construction access before deciding where patios or structures belong. When preservation makes sense, those trees can become one of the strongest parts of the finished outdoor space.
How Should a Golf-Course Backyard Be Designed?
Start with the relationship between privacy and the view. Properties along Broadlands or Eagle Trace may benefit from long fairway sightlines, but gathering areas can still feel exposed. Lower-profile structures, landscaping, carefully angled seating, and selective screening can create a more intimate setting while keeping the golf-course landscape present beyond the yard.
What Should We Consider Near Broomfield Open Space?
Broomfield has an extensive system of open space, parks, and trails, and properties near those areas can feel more connected to natural landscapes. The design should preserve that openness while accounting for wind, privacy, lighting, wildlife, and sightlines so the backyard still feels like a comfortable place of its own.
What Materials Hold Up Well in Broomfield Weather?
The best materials should complement the home while handling strong sun, snow, moisture, hail, freeze-and-thaw cycles, and temperature changes. We consider durability, maintenance, comfort, and exposure together so each finish is chosen for how and where it will actually be used rather than appearance alone.
Can an Outdoor Space Feel Natural With an Older Broomfield Home?
Absolutely. Established neighborhoods often have homes with original rooflines, mature landscaping, and floor plans that were not designed around modern outdoor living. Door placement, elevations, materials, and structural connections should all be considered carefully so the addition feels like a natural evolution of the property instead of a separate structure behind it.
How Will Christie’s Guide Our Broomfield Outdoor Living Project?
Our connected design-build team stays involved from the first conversation through the final walkthrough. We listen to your goals, study the property, develop the design, coordinate selections and applicable permits, manage construction, and keep you informed as decisions arise. You have one team carrying the original vision forward from beginning to completion.
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More Broomfield Evenings to Remember
Your Broomfield backyard should feel like somewhere your family genuinely wants to spend more time. Whether you imagine coffee beneath mature trees, long dinners with the mountains in the distance, or a comfortable place where everyone gathers as the day winds down, it starts with understanding what matters most to you. Tell us how you want life outside to feel, and we’ll help shape a space that feels personal, comfortable, and completely at home in Broomfield.
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