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In town on Main Street 

Main Street Bison Crossing

Built to fill in a small pocket of undeveloped land on the north end of Breckenridge, Bison Crossing is a subdivision of just five condos, two or three of which are being used for commercial purposes. But the unbeatable location makes any Bison Crossing condo for sale something to consider. Located a driveway off Main Street, these aren’t secluded Summit County cabins in the woods but are extremely handy for hiking over to the gondola.

The northern end of Main Street is more residential and closer to the gondola with access to Peaks 7 and 8 as well as being quieter than the south end of town. Several great restaurants and shops are located on this side of town as well. The south side with its bars, restaurants, the ice rink are within half a mile walk or short free bus or trolley ride. The free countywide transportation system, the Summit Stage, has its Breckenridge hub near the gondola, so Copper Mountain, Keystone or Frisco are no-drive options from Bison Crossing.

Another block to the north is City Market, the only supermarket in Breckenridge, and is easily accessed by the bike or pedestrian path that lies on the west side of Main, just out the door of any Bison Crossing condo.

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Architectural Style

Bison Crossing is a homey looking, Main Street facing condo. Plenty of drive-by and walking traffic during the day on Main Street for commercial purpose, but the living areas are tucked onto the alley side. 

Main Street

Recreation Near Condos at Bison Crossing

In addition to being adjacent to the bike path and the gondola, there is also a skyway-skiway that is maintained from the ski mountain to town that runs under Park Avenue. The gondola runs winter and summer so the hiking opportunities are extended. The Peaks Trail, a 10-mile hike on rolling hills starts at the base area of Peak 7 and continues to Frisco with offshoots onto the Miners Creek and Gold Hill Trails.  The Breckenridge Rec Center with tennis courts, pools, track and other fitness spaces is a few blocks down the bike path or on the free bus route. The free bus has routes up Baldy Mountain, out to Tiger Road, and on to Frisco and can carry bikes.

Bison Crossing in Breckenridge, CO

Main Street

Quick Facts:

  • Number of Units: 5
  • Acreage: 1/10 acre of common space.
  • Size: 1-3 BR, 1-4 BA
  • Size: 464 to 2,098 sq. ft.
  • Year Built: 1936 for the original building currently being used for commercial space, and the townhomes were built in 2008

Location and Driving Directions to Bison Creek:

From the traffic circle on the north end of Breckenridge, take the Main Street exit and continue 0.4 mile and you’ll see the driveway to Bison Crossing on the right.


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