Historic La Salle

Serving Weld County

Updated October 2026.

Historic La Salle is the part of town you see from US 85: the original 1891 plat plus the Connell Additions (1st through 11th) that pushed the grid north, and a ring of smaller historic additions — Ellis, Ley, Herrington and McCutcheons, each covered by its own guide — that filled in around it. La Salle incorporated in 1910 as a railroad town — the Union Pacific built a four-stall roundhouse here in 1909 — and the concrete highway between Greeley and La Salle opened in 1954, which is why the town sits directly on the US 85 corridor today. Housing here is older and varied: 1910s–1950s bungalows and small farmhouses alongside 1960s–70s ranches on 6,000–9,000 square foot lots, with a handful of newer infill builds. Active listings in the Connell, Ellis, McCutcheon and La Salle Town plats ran $269,999 to $395,000 in October 2026 — the lowest entry point in the Greeley metro. Buyers get Weld County RE-1 (Valley) schools, the town's five public parks, and a 10-minute drive to Greeley's shopping, UCHealth and the UNC campus.

Historic La Salle is the original townsite — the 1891 plat plus the Connell Additions (1st through 11th) that grew up around the 1870 Denver Pacific rail stop and the South Platte River crossing. Mature trees, compact blocks and Weld County's lowest resale prices sit minutes from Greeley.

Why Buyers Choose Historic La Salle

Railroad-town core

The original plat grew around the Denver Pacific stop that put La Salle on the map in 1870, and the Union Pacific roundhouse followed in 1909.

Cheapest entry point in the metro

Active listings in the historic plats ran $270K–$395K in October 2026 — the lowest price band in the Greeley metro area.

Walkable small-town grid

Five blocks of shops, town hall, the community center and the town's parks sit within a short walk of most of the neighborhood.

Historic La Salle La Salle Real Estate Facts

  • Price range: $270K–$395K active listings (IRES, Oct 2026)
  • School district: Weld County RE-1 (Valley)
  • Boundaries: Original La Salle townsite on both sides of US 85 between the South Platte River and the Union Pacific line, extended north by the Connell Additions and east by the Ellis and McCutcheon Additions
  • HOA: No HOA — original town plats

Market snapshot

Updated October 2026. Active-listing figures for La Salle come from the live IRES MLS feed on the Northern Colorado market report.

Home Styles in Historic La Salle

Bungalow, Ranch, Split-Level, Victorian-era Farmhouse, Cottage

Schools Serving Historic La Salle

  • Pete Mirich Elementary School (elementary)
  • Valley Middle School (middle)
  • Valley High School (high)

What Historic La Salle Offers

  • Original 1891 townsite platted around the Denver Pacific rail stop
  • US 85 frontage with a 10-minute drive to Greeley
  • Entry-level pricing lowest in the Greeley metro
  • Mature street trees and 6,000–9,000 sq ft lots
  • Pete Mirich Elementary inside the neighborhood

Parks & Outdoor Spaces Near Historic La Salle

  • Main Park
  • Memorial Park
  • Wayne Norman Park

Work With Schwartz and Associates in Historic La Salle

Ready to buy or sell in Historic La Salle? Contact SAA Homes today at (970) 999-1407 or visit our office at 3665 John F Kennedy Parkway, Suite 210, Fort Collins, CO 80525. Our local experts know Historic La Salle and every neighborhood in Northern Colorado.

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