Silverthorne Real Estate

Silverthorne real estate allows you to be centrally located to Summit's ski areas. Copper Mountain and Keystone Resort are the closest to Silverthorne, while Breckenridge Ski Area and Arapahoe Basin are just a short drive.

Hiking abounds in Silverthorne, and most Silverthorne real estate provides easy access to trails.

For example, Wildernest Mountain consists of hundreds of condos and single family homes, so if you own a home there, you're a very short walk or drive to numerous trailheads, which lead to hidden, tranquil lakes, fields of wildflowers and majestic aspen groves. While many condos and duplexes are older on lower Wildernest, new subdivisions include Rolling Ridge and the Village at Treehouse.

Other neighborhoods within Silverthorne real estate, such as Eagles Nest (a golf course community) and above Willowbrook are embedded with backcountry trails that take you into the Gore Range and reveal waterfalls, dense forests and amazing vistas.

Luxury homes line the greens of the Raven Golf Club at Three Peaks. Walking paths wind through small ponds, towering pines and rolling fairways. In this community, you're steps away from a relaxing and challenging day on an award-winning golf course. In the winter, you can cross-country ski on free, maintained tracks that meander through the golf course. As you drive into the community, refreshing snow-capped peaks, including the rounded Buffalo Mountain, greet you with their captivating beauty.

Across from the golf course community, more luxury single family and multifamily homes await. Some, like Blue River Run Townhomes and single family homes, are just steps away from the Blue River, Willow Creek or the community's Legend Lake, and they feature premium touches like river rock fireplaces and granite countertops. You can canoe, paddle boat, fish or bike right outside your door.

Angler Mountain Ranch, also across from Eagles Nest, is a new development focused on green building practices and protecting native wildlife and open space. Timber and stone architecture match much of the luxury homes found throughout Silverthorne real estate. Many of the homes are smaller than what you'll find in Eagles Nest, with 2,200 to 2,800 square feet of living space, plus a two-car garage, but all of the amenities in the homes are top-notch.

If you're looking for more established neighborhoods that most locals (as opposed to second homeowners) live in, as well as more affordable prices, neighborhoods close to the Silverthorne recreation center offer an eclectic range of properties, from single family homes built in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and 2000s to multifamily complexes. You can even find riverfront homes with views of mountain peaks and the serene sounds of water flowing over rounded boulders.

Willowbrook is another neighborhood where most locals live, and it offers single and multifamily properties. Here, the feeling is very homey and uniform, and trails await.

North of Silverthorne, ranch homes provide homeowners with the feel of true Western living; plenty of land surrounds each homestead, and many allow access to the Blue River. This type of luxury living gives you solitude with the convenience of being a short drive from a town with ethnic, historic and new restaurants, shopping and recreation.

So, look into Silverthorne real estate: It offers a variety of small neighborhoods and complexes from which to choose, while remaining in the heart of the mountains with ample recreation.

And, as a bonus, the Outlets at Silverthorne, tucked away in discreet villages off of the highway, offer some of the best discounts in the state.

Silverthorne also boasts an award-winning recreation center with vibrant classes, warm pools and hot tubs and great workout machines. Plus, the Silverthorne Pavilion regularly hosts a variety of live bands sure to please any taste, as well as comedy nights, mystery dinners and more.

Silverthorne real estate Colorado

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