Coyote Run

Serving Weld County

Updated October 2026.

Coyote Run sits inside the Town of Mead, a town of roughly 5,000 people that incorporated in 1908 and has spent the last decade absorbing spillover from Longmont, Boulder and the I-25 corridor. The neighborhood is built out with single-family homes on typical subdivision lots, mostly ranch, two-story and split-level plans with attached two-car garages. Because Mead is small, everything is close: the historic Main Street business district, the Mead Community Center, and the town's park and trail network are all within a short drive or bike ride. Commuters like Mead for the location math — roughly 10 minutes to Longmont, 20 to 25 minutes to Boulder, and 25 minutes to Fort Collins or Greeley, with Denver reachable down I-25. Landmark MLS data through REColorado has shown homes in the neighborhood trading from the mid $300Ks into the low $500Ks depending on size and condition.

Coyote Run is an established single-family neighborhood in the Town of Mead, a small Weld County town on the US-66 corridor between Longmont and I-25. Homes here are modest mid-size plans on standard suburban lots, and the neighborhood trades on Mead values rather than amenities: no metro district, low dues, and a straight shot to Longmont, Boulder and the Front Range employment corridor.

Why Buyers Choose Coyote Run

Mead value, not Mead markup

Mead pricing generally runs below comparable Longmont and Boulder County homes, and most of the town sits outside a metro district.

The commute math works

US-66 and SH-119 put Longmont about 10 minutes away, with I-25 close enough for Boulder, Fort Collins and Denver runs.

Small-town scale

The Town of Mead is roughly 5,000 people, so schools, the community center and Main Street are all within a few minutes.

Coyote Run Mead Real Estate Facts

  • Price range: $355K to $520K
  • School district: St. Vrain Valley School District RE-1J
  • Boundaries: Approximate — within the Town of Mead town limits, Weld County (boundaries vary by source; confirm with the Town of Mead)
  • HOA: Typically no metro district; where an HOA applies dues are modest and cover common areas

Market snapshot

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

Home Styles in Coyote Run

Ranch, Two-Story, Split-Level, Contemporary

Schools Serving Coyote Run

  • Mead Elementary (elementary)
  • Mead Middle School (middle)
  • Mead High School (high)

What Coyote Run Offers

  • Established single-family neighborhood inside the Town of Mead
  • Roughly 10 minutes to Longmont and 25 minutes to Boulder via US-66 / SH-119
  • Quick access to I-25 at the Mead interchange for Front Range commutes
  • Close to Mead Elementary, Mead Middle and the Mead Community Center
  • No metro district on most homes, keeping the monthly payment lower

Parks & Outdoor Spaces Near Coyote Run

  • Mead Community Park
  • Bison Ridge Park
  • Sandstone Ranch Open Space (Longmont)

Work With Schwartz and Associates in Coyote Run

Ready to buy or sell in Coyote Run? 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 Coyote Run and every neighborhood in Northern Colorado.

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