Selling in Erie
Erie has grown from a small coal-mining town into one of the most sought-after suburbs between Boulder and I-25, while keeping its historic Old Town. Buyers here tend to be well researched, so a listing needs sharp pricing and presentation.
Neighborhoods and housing
Erie ranges from older homes in Old Town around Briggs Street to master-planned communities such as Vista Ridge, Erie Highlands and Colliers Hill.
Getting around
Highway 287, Highway 7, the Northwest Parkway and I-25 connect Erie to Boulder, Denver and northern Colorado, and the town has its own general aviation airport.
Local draws
Historic Old Town, the Erie Community Center, Colorado National Golf Club at Vista Ridge, and the town's trails and open space are common buyer questions.
What Erie sellers should plan for
- Erie spans Boulder and Weld counties, with different property tax and county details, and is served by St. Vrain Valley and Boulder Valley school districts depending on the address.
- Many Erie communities have HOA and metro district costs, so disclose them clearly.
- Competing with newer Erie homes means condition and staging need to be at their best.
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Jeffrey Langley, Realtor · (720) 772-9031. Call, text or email me. Tell me the address and what's going on, and I'll get back to you personally.