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Summit & Park County Communities

The Summit County MLS covers a variety of communities, generally separated into the communities below. From each of these you can find a list of subdivision/neighborhood pages, where you can find facts about the number of units or lots, acreage, views, and what kind of recreational opportunities and amenities they each offer, as well as all property listings in that specific vicinity.

Alma Real Estate

Alma is a small town established in 1873, in Park County. Real estate for sale in Alma is generally less per square foot compared to nearby Breckenridge. Less than 300 people call Alma their permanent home, but when the surrounding subdivisions are included the population figure is tripled - and many home buyers are finding Alma is a great place for a vacation homes.. Most Alma-ites make a living in nearby Summit County.

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Blue River Living in Breckenridge

Blue River is a single-family - town, really - a neighborhood of year-round and vacation homes in the great Breckenridge area. Any home for sale in Blue River will be within a 10-minute drive to downtown Breck. The subdivisions that make up Blue River are on either side of the Blue River and Highway 9, just south of the legal, tightly-drawn boundaries of the town of Breckenridge.

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Breckenridge Real Estate

Breckenridge, located at the foot of a 5-peak ski resort, is an historic mining town surrounded by national forests, spectacular mountains and alpine flora and fauna. The area has miles of hiking and ski trails, 27-holes of golf, 2 ice rinks and a gold-medal bicycle community. At 9,603 ft. in altitude & on the Blue River, Breckenridge real estate comes in many flavors from classic ski condo to majestic mountain cabin. Listings and more follow, or visit our Guide to Neighborhoods.

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Copper Mountain Real Estate

Copper Mountain real estate is located at the base of the ski resort grouped so restaurants and shops are easy to reach. At Copper Mountain lift riders enjoy the naturally divided terrain, which separates visitors by ability levels on the mountain. This and new glades and high bowls are big reasons Copper is considered a Summit County favorite. Residents enjoy living steps from the slopes, and the many music and other activities and events offered year round at Copper Mountain.

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Dillon Real Estate

Try and imagine no Lake Dillon, but instead in the same place three rivers coming together where a trading post and clusters of cabins might have existed. This was the first site of Dillon real estate and the scene in the late 1800s, until Denver needed water storage in the high country. The town had to relocate to the northeastern shore of the lake while the reservoir was completed in 1963. The result was drinking water for Denver, but also our community got the beautiful lake we know and love.

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Fairplay, CO Real Estate

Fairplay, CO real estate is located in a historic town which lies just a half-hour drive from Breckenridge over spectacular Hoosier Pass. The town is the center of the high-altitude plain known as South Park, and includes the historical area called South Park City, a restored 1880's mining town and historical museum.

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Frisco Homes For Sale

Frisco homes for sale are some of the most convenient homes in Summit County. This small, flat town is easy to navigate and you can walk to the bustling Main Street with shops and unique restaurants, a large historic district, parks and recreation from most homes or condos in Frisco. Served by a free bus service, Frisco connect to the four, world-class ski resorts in Summit County with no parking hassle. It is also easy to get beyond Frisco by jumping on I-70 on the town's border.

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Keystone Homes For Sale

Homey and full of recreational opportunities - at Keystone Resort you’ll have access to skiing, biking, hiking and what you want in perfect home - comfort and convenience. Keystone homes for sale attract people who live for skiing and riding. With recreational opportunities to night ski in the winter and play golf or tennis, mountain bike and hike in the summer – home owners and guests have access to a world-class resort experience.

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Silverthorne Real Estate

Silverthorne is a family friendly town built around the gold-medal fishing waters of the Blue River. Homes for sale in Silverthorne stretch from great modern ranches through family homes to efficient ski-home condos. Silverthorne is known to locals as everything north of Summit Ridge and east of Frisco. Silverthorne is the commercial hub of Summit County, with many shops, factory outlet and the only big box stores in the county.

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Warrior's Mark Neighborhood

The neighborhood of Warrior’s Mark rests in the crook of a long arm extending down from Peak 10. It’s south of the ski runs at the base of Peak 9 and west of Highway 9. Annexed into the town of Breckenridge in 2002, the neighborhood is a diverse mix of single-family homes, duplexes, townhomes and condos arranged around or near the main road called Broken Lance. This thoroughfare runs past the Blue River, and the community greenbelt.

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Wildernest

Wildernest is a large neighborhood sitting on the southern flank of Buffalo Mountain, just west of the incorporated town of Silverthorne and northeast of Frisco, directly north of I-70. The radical height of this neighborhood puts you in the crow's nest over Lake Dillon, with the peaks of Keystone Ski Resort beyond it, the 14ers Grays and Torrey's farther on, the Williams Range off toward the northeast, and the Tenmile Range meandering south toward Breckenridge.

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Life And Summit & Park County, Colorado Real Estate

Colorado's Summit County is comprised of a lot of public land - nearly 80% - and much of the private land in unincorporated in one of the five towns of Breckenridge, its southern sister Blue River, Frisco, Dillon or Silverthorne, or the resort communities of Keystone, Copper Mountain, and Heeney - way up north along the Green Mountain Reservoir. Colorado ski towns seem to attract culture as well as winter sport fans. Concerts, shops, restaurants and other conveniences of urban life complement the backcountry Summit County life you will experience.

Getting around Summit County is easy. The countywide bus system, Summit Stage, is free and I-70 runs right through the county. You can get to Copper Mountain from Frisco in under 10 minutes, and then on to Vail to the west in another 25 minutes. Denver is just an hour away to the east ... theoretically speaking. Traffic on ski-season weekends can turn your dream into a nightmare, which is why real estate in Summit County is so pleasant.  Drive whenever you want, and when you're settled in your Breckenridge house or Wildernest condo, just to name a few examples of our diverse real estate, you can ski or hike on a moment's notice.

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