Pyrenees is one of the smaller, more architecturally distinctive neighborhoods in the Loveland market — 38 homes built in a consistent French Country style in the late 1990s, in north Loveland near Boyd Lake State Park's trail system.
Just 38 homes make up Pyrenees, built 1996–1998 at the intersection of W. 43rd Street and Pyrenees Drive — stucco exteriors, prominent gable rooflines, and a consistent French Country architectural identity that sets it apart from Loveland's more typical subdivision styles. Homes run roughly 2,000–3,000 finished square feet on quarter-acre lots, most with basements and 2–3 car garages.
North Loveland, close to Boyd Lake State Park's trail system, in Thompson R2-J schools (Edmondson Elementary, Erwin or Lucile Erwin Middle School, Loveland High School).
A recent sale in this neighborhood (November 2025) closed at $695,000 for a 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom home — putting most Pyrenees inventory below this site's $950K+ luxury search floor. For buyers specifically in this price range, thelittleladysellshomes.com is the better search to run.
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Just 38 — it's one of Loveland's smaller, more architecturally distinctive neighborhoods rather than a large subdivision.
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