Highland Greens Homes for Sale

Highland Greens Homes for Sale

$1,495,000
3 Beds 3 Baths S1071091 MLS
Where commanding mountain views meet serene, effortless living, this Breckenridge retreat invites you into a world of quiet luxury, refined comfort, and outdoor spaces designed for gathering, relaxing, and savoring the alpine landscape. Set within the coveted Highland Greens community - known for its proximity to the Breckenridge Golf Course and its peaceful orientation near open space - the residence offers a tranquil mountain setting with seamless access to year-round recreation. Warm wood trim, wood floors, and a beautifully crafted kitchen anchor the great room, where richly veined slab granite counters create a striking centerpiece for cooking and connection. The layout is thoughtfully scaled, offering a well-proportioned living area and three inviting bedrooms suited to everyday enjoyment. The top-floor primary suite provides a peaceful escape with vaulted ceilings, room for a king bed, and private ensuite separation. Two additional bedrooms offer flexible space for guests, family, or work. Outdoor living is exceptional: a spacious back deck oriented to mountain views, generous dining and BBQ space, and a large private hot tub ideal for unwinding after a day on the nearby fairways, trails, or ski slopes. A two-car garage adds essential storage for vehicles and gear, supporting an easy lock-and-leave lifestyle. A signature benefit of Highland Greens is the seasonal private shuttle that picks up owners directly at their driveway, offering effortless access to the Breckenridge Ski Resort without the bustle of parking or crowds. With the golf course moments away and open space just beyond the property, the home blends convenience with a retreat-like feel. Classic finishes, timeless materials, and a serene setting complete a residence that delivers comfort, scenery, and an elevated mountain lifestyle at its core.

70 Oak Ln Unit 70, Breckenridge

$1,099,000
3 Beds 3 Baths S1069205 MLS
Peaceful Mountain Townhome with Premier Amenities: Your Ideal Basecamp Between Breckenridge and Frisco Discover the perfect mountain retreat in this beautifully situated townhome. Nestled in a quiet, sought-after neighborhood, the location is truly awesome—offering the ideal balance of tranquility and unparalleled access to everything Summit County has to offer. Situated conveniently between the historic charm of Breckenridge and the vibrant heart of Frisco, you'll enjoy quick access to both towns and all major resorts. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the fantastic amenities, including a complimentary shuttle to the world-class ski hill, making your winter access effortless. For warmer months, the home is ideally positioned near a premier golf course, putting year-round recreation steps from your door. Take advantage of the one car attached garage for parking and storage, and don't miss the HUGE crawl space ideal for tucking away seasonal items. The residence itself is a true mountain sanctuary—it has been lovingly maintained and features a welcoming atmosphere ready for its next owner. With a great layout and solid condition, this is the perfect canvas for you to infuse your personal touches and create your ultimate dream home. Enjoyed for years as a primary residence, it would also make the perfect home base for adventure as a second home, or possibly utilized as a 30+ day rental. Seize this rare opportunity to own a mountain townhome in one of the best locations in Summit County. Some furniture has been removed since taking the listing photos so some have been virtually staged to show what fresh mountain modern furniture would do for the space.

75 Linden Ln Unit 39B, Breckenridge

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Highland Greens

Written by Tucker Zimmerman, Summit County Realtor with Slifer Smith & Frampton.

Highland Greens is where a lot of buyers land when they want more home for the money and a quieter setting, and they are willing to drive to the lift to get it. It sits just north of Breckenridge off Highway 9 near Tiger Road, with the Breckenridge Golf Club directly across the street and the Swan River and the Colorado Trail close by. The land was the town ballfield decades ago before it grew into the townhomes and lodge that are there now, and it kept that open, north-of-town feel.

Weighing more than one? Compare it against all Breckenridge townhomes and duplexes before you decide.

The honest tradeoff is the same one that makes it a value: you are not walking to a chairlift here. You drive or take the bus, five to ten minutes depending on where you are headed. In exchange you get square footage, a garage, light, and a golf-and-trails setting that lives just as well in July as it does in February. For a buyer who actually spends time here rather than only chasing powder days, that is often the better deal.

The basics

Homes Condos and townhomes, plus a lodge building
Size 1 to 4 bedrooms, roughly 500 to 2,100 square feet
Built Early-to-mid 2000s
Setting North of town off Highway 9, across from the golf course
Parking Two-car garages common on the townhomes

The range is wide, from small one-bedroom condos to four-bedroom townhomes over 2,000 square feet, so the right comparison really depends on the exact home. The larger townhomes run into Breckenridge luxury pricing and work as a primary or a serious second home, while the smaller condos and the Highland Greens Lodge are the value way in. If you are shopping the top of the range, it is worth seeing where a given home sits against the broader Breckenridge luxury market. And as with anything up here, look past the dues to what the HOA actually covers and how well funded it is, because the monthly number alone does not tell you the cost of ownership.

Highland Greens draws both full-timers and second-home owners who rent, and the mix of home types gives you room to go either way. Breckenridge and the county license short-term rentals by the property and the rules move, so we verify the current licensing and the HOA policy before you count on the income. See the Breckenridge short-term rental rules.

Questions I get

Is it ski-in ski-out?

No. It is a north-of-town, golf-course setting, so you drive or bus to the lifts. That is the tradeoff for more space and a quieter location.

What is the difference between Highland Greens and the Lodge?

The Lodge is the amenity condo building in the middle of it, generally the smaller, more affordable, more rental-oriented units. The townhomes around it run larger, have garages, and sit higher up the price range.

Does it work year round?

Yes, and that is a real part of the appeal. With the golf course, the river, and the trails right there, it lives well in summer and shoulder season, not just ski season.

If a golf-course setting with more room and quick access to town fits how you plan to use Breckenridge, I can help you sort the townhomes from the condos and figure out which one actually fits. Call or text me at (303) 907-9129, email TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com, or use my contact page. Related pages worth a look: the Highland Greens Lodge condos, Breckenridge golf course homes, and the live Breckenridge market report.