Boulder County
Erie
Small-town roots, big possibilities
Median Price
$650,000
YoY Change
+5.8%
Avg Days on Market
30
Population
32,000
Schools
8/10
Overview
Life in Erie
Erie is one of Colorado's most compelling growth stories. What was once a quiet agricultural town has evolved into a sought-after community that combines new-construction convenience with genuine small-town warmth. The views are spectacular — the entire Front Range panorama from Longs Peak to Pikes Peak. Erie's appeal is in the balance: brand-new homes at prices well below Boulder, excellent schools, and a community that's building its identity in real time. For buyers who want to grow with a place, Erie is the opportunity.
One of Colorado's fastest-growing communities with thoughtful planning
Panoramic Front Range mountain views from most neighborhoods
New construction with modern amenities and energy efficiency
Erie Community Center — voted one of the best rec centers in Colorado
Strong value positioning with room for appreciation
Historic Old Town Erie with growing local business community
Neighborhoods
Where to Live in Erie
A closer look at Erie's distinct neighborhoods and what makes each one special.
Flatiron Meadows
Popular family community with parks, trails, and mountain views. Mix of builders offering diverse floor plans.
Price Range
$600K–$900K
Erie Highlands
Newer development with larger homesites and premium finishes. Open space borders and mountain views.
Price Range
$700K–$1.1M
Colliers Hill
Master-planned with community farm, pools, and parks. Unique agricultural amenity concept.
Price Range
$550K–$850K
Old Town Erie
Historic charm near the original town center. Walkable to local shops, restaurants, and the Erie community park.
Price Range
$450K–$750K
Lifestyle
Living in Erie
What day-to-day life looks like — outdoors, dining, schools, commute, and family activities.
Outdoors & Recreation
Erie's trail system connects neighborhoods to open space and the Coal Creek corridor. Erie Community Park, Thomas Reservoir, and nearby Boulder County Open Space provide recreation year-round.
Dining & Culture
Old Town is growing with spots like 24 Carrot Grill, Tangerine, and Erie Brewing Company. The Flatirons Crossing area and I-25 corridor offer extensive dining options nearby.
Schools & Education
St. Vrain Valley School District serves Erie with highly rated schools. Erie Elementary, Erie Middle, and Erie High are community cornerstones. STEM and innovation labs are district strengths.
Commute & Access
I-25 and US-287 provide access to Denver (35 min), Boulder (25 min), and Longmont (15 min). The Northwest Parkway connects to Denver International Airport in 30 minutes.
Family Life
The Erie Community Center is a destination with indoor pools, climbing wall, fitness facilities, and youth programs. Community events, neighborhood pools, and the growing parks system make Erie ideal for families.
Market Snapshot
Erie Real Estate Market
$650,000
Median Home Price
+5.8%
Year-over-Year
30
Avg Days on Market
8/10
School Rating
Market data reflects recent trends. Contact Jen for the most current information.
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