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Outdoor living in Frisco, Summit county
Frisco, a small community in Summit County, is a popular town for regular skiers and outdoor adventurers. Located close to renowned ski resorts and Dillon Reservoir, Frisco offers abundant recreation opportunities. The town’s historic center is framed by Main Street, which is lined with eclectic restaurants, bars and bookstores. “Frisco has a small-town feel even though it’s in the middle of resort areas,” says Butch Elich, who is a Realtor at RE/MAX Properties of the Summit with over 30 years of experience. “It’s one of the best-kept secrets in Summit County and people definitely come here for the lifestyle that it provides. You can wake up in the morning, have breakfast, go on a trail and you might end up in the Continental Divide. There’s also picturesque views of Grays and Torreys Peaks.”
Grab a seat on the gondola and enjoy the views of Copper Mountain.
Wild natural experiences close to a charming downtown set Frisco apart.
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A wide range of housing options in Frisco
Frisco’s median home price is $950,000, which is more than double the national median. Built from the 1950s to the present day, single-family properties are typically between $1.2 million and $3.7 million. One-bedroom condos start at around $400,000, with two and three-bedroom units typically listing between $750,000 and $1.2 million. Lakefront units can reach $1.6 million, and properties around Main Street can reach $2 million. Townhouses vary significantly, and prices can range from $600,000 for a property from the 1980s to $3 million for luxury townhouses with mountain views. Multi-family properties are between $1 million and $4 million. Timeshare units are also available. “Frisco has a mix of everything, and you’ll see different housing options all on the same block,” Elich says. “Even with single-family homes, you can drive down a random road and you’ll see a tiny cabin built in the 1950s sitting across from a multi-million-dollar custom house. It’s certainly very unique, and people here love it.”
A variety of condos are available in Frisco.
New builds in Frisco are often high-end contemporary style.
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Skiing at the Frisco Nordic Center and water recreation by Dillon Reservoir
In summertime, water recreation is a way of life here at Frisco. People can go to Dillon Reservoir and Frisco Bay Marina for sailing or fishing. The marina also has fishing boats, kayaks and paddleboard rentals. The community is also near six ski resorts, such as Copper Mountain, Breckenridge and Vail, and residents can go skiing and snowshoeing. The Frisco Nordic Center, located within the Frisco Peninsula Recreation Area, offers cross-country skiing and skate skiing with 30 kilometers of ski trails and 8 kilometers of snowshoe trails. Sitting adjacent, Frisco Adventure Park has a tubing hill. With 2.3 million acres of public recreation land, the White River National Forest is home to 11 ski resorts, a variety of camp sites and multi-use trails.
The Frisco Nordic Center offers a variety of winter activites.
Frisco has a rare marina on Dillon reservoir.
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Shopping and dining options along Main Street
Safeway, Walmart and many franchise establishments are in the north part of Frisco along Summit Boulevard. On the south side, Main Street is dotted with popular local restaurants, coffee shops and consignment stores. For over 40 years, Butterhorn Bakery & Café has been serving Frisco with freshly baked goods as well as breakfast and lunch classics. Ein Prosit is a Bavarian bar with traditional German fare, and Bread+Salt has creative bistro fare with outdoor dining.
Frisco's downtown has a variety of shops geared towards a mountain lifestyle.
Bread + Salt is a popular dining spot on Main Street in Frisco.
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Summit School District has International Baccalaureate programs
Rooted in the global International Baccalaureate (IB) curriculum tradition, Summit School District has an overall B-plus grade from Niche and a student-teacher ratio of 13-to-1. Frisco Elementary School, offering both STEM and IB programs, and Summit Middle School both rate a B by Niche. In conjunction with Colorado Mountain College, Summit High School provides dual-enrollment courses and has a B-plus rating. Summit High also has career academies in nutrition, ski industry business and manufacturing, video production and medical terminology.
Summit High School is an above average public school in Breckenridge.
Summit Middle School sports a modern look and ideal location.
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Events and festivals in Frisco
Frisco celebrates Independence Day with a parade on Main Street, live concerts, a youth fishing derby and food. The annual fall festival has a beer garden, music and the Arts at Altitude Art Show, which features artworks and crafts made by Colorado artists.
Proximity to Vail and Denver
Frisco is accessible via Interstate 70 and Colorado State Highway 9. Vail is about 25 miles west, and Denver is approximately 70 miles east, both of which can be reached by I-70. Eagle County Regional Airport is about 60 miles away, and CommonSpirit St. Anthony Summit Hospital is located right at the southern tip of the community.
Mountain scenery is included with many properties in Frisco.
Main street in Frisco is popular with tourists and locals alike.
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On average, homes in Frisco, CO sell after 92 days on the market compared to the national average of 53 days. The median sale price for homes in Frisco, CO over the last 12 months is $876,500, down 4% from the median home sale price over the previous 12 months.
SELLER OFFERING A $10,000 CREDIT! Charming 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath, 1,480 sq. ft. townhome in the heart of Frisco, just steps from Lake Dillon and the recreation path. This home features a private garage and thoughtful updates, including a brand-new roof (2024) and high-efficiency boiler for year-round comfort. Inside, hardwood floors and a cozy fireplace create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Outside,
Situated in the heart of Frisco, 218 Windflower Lane captures the essence of mountain living with striking elegance. Set against the majestic peaks, this inviting retreat welcomes skiers, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts to experience tranquility in one of Frisco’s most sought-after neighborhoods, The Reserve. Spanning over 3,700 square feet, the home features 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths and multiple
Easy to show TODAY! Wake up to breathtaking views of Copper Mountain’s ski slopes from this, top-floor 1-bedroom, 2-bath condo. Just minutes from the American Eagle, American Flyer, and Woodward Express lifts, it’s perfectly positioned for effortless ski days and year-round mountain fun. Telemark Lodge offers great amenities, including an indoor hot tub, elevator, underground and surface parking,
Situated in the heart of Frisco, 218 Windflower Lane captures the essence of mountain living with striking elegance. Set against the majestic peaks, this inviting retreat welcomes skiers, cyclists, and outdoor enthusiasts to experience tranquility in one of Frisco’s most sought-after neighborhoods, The Reserve.Spanning over 3,700 square feet, the home features 4 bedrooms, 4.5 baths and
Deed Restricted Housing Unit. This cozy one-bedroom unit is located centrally in the town of Frisco. You can walk to Main Street and easily explore the nearby hiking and biking trails. Inside the unit enjoy a spacious floor plan and warm fireplace! Outside on the deck you will enjoy views of Mount Royal and Buffalo! Just steps away from your front door, the clubhouse offers a range of amenities,
SELLER OFFERING A $10,000 CREDIT! Charming 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath, 1,480 sq. ft. townhome in the heart of Frisco, just steps from Lake Dillon and the recreation path. This home features a private garage and thoughtful updates, including a brand-new roof (2024) and high-efficiency boiler for year-round comfort. Inside, hardwood floors and a cozy fireplace create a warm, inviting atmosphere. Outside,
Feel at home in this newly remodeled home with an open-concept living space and four master suites.You can cook full gourmet, family meals in the large, well-equipped kitchen. After dinner, enjoy a movie on the living room's flat screen or relax in the company of good friends by the fire.Located right off the Dillon Reservoir and Frisco Bay, you're a short walk away from breathtaking
Looking for a long term tenant for this 2 bedroom, 2 bath condo right on Main Street in Frisco. This beautiful, fully furnished condo makes living here easy. Cuddle up in front of the gas fireplace on cold winter nights. Enjoy your morning coffee looking out at Buffalo Mountain. 2 underground, assigned parking spaces keep your cars warm and dry. The bus stop is less than a block away if you don't
Fabulous mountain living in Frisco, Colorado. This is the perfect year road location with easy access to Whole Foods, recreation trail, and Lake Dillion. This delightful townhome has been updated and remodeled top to bottom featuring a RARE TWO car attached garage, spacious lower level bedroom with en suite bathroom and access to the brand new in-unit washer and dryer. The main level boasts easy
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