The neighborhoods
Six ways to live here.
Every neighborhood in this city is a different answer to the same question. Here are the six I know block by block, with the trade-offs up front.
Neighborhoods
Old North End
$200K – $2.2M
1890s Victorians on brick-lined streets, a ten-minute walk to downtown.
Who lands hereProfessors, physicians, preservationists
SchoolsD11 · Colorado College adjacent
The trade-offCharacter costs: old wiring, old plumbing
Neighborhoods
Broadmoor
$500K – $1.5M+
Resort-adjacent estates under Cheyenne Mountain, with the best evening light in the city.
Who lands hereExecutives, retirees, second-home buyers
SchoolsD12 Cheyenne Mountain
The trade-offThe premium is real, and so is the drive north
Neighborhoods
Cheyenne Cañon
$400K – $1M+
Creek-side lots and hillside light, ten minutes from downtown and a climate of its own.
Who lands hereTrail people, artists, view collectors
SchoolsD12 · Cheyenne Mountain
The trade-offHillside grades, fire-zone insurance, January driveways
Neighborhoods
Black Forest
$500K – $1.2M+
Five-acre pine lots and true quiet, twenty minutes from a Costco.
Who lands hereSpace seekers, horse people, builders
SchoolsD20 / D38
The trade-offWells, septic, and everything is a drive