Highlands Park Homes for Sale

Highlands Park Homes for Sale

$5,250,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ S1070000 MLS
Nicely positioned on the prestigious Breckenridge Golf Club, this exceptional mountain home captures breathtaking views of nearly the entire Tenmile Range through a dramatic wall of windows. Timeless stone columns, custom metal railings, and a heated, covered front deck create an impressive first impression. The great room features soaring cathedral ceilings with striking wood and steel beams, while the home's ideal orientation fills the interior with natural light throughout the day. A centrally located elevator provides convenient access to every level. Luxury amenities include Sonos audio, automated lighting and shades, a steam shower in the primary bath, a private office with spectacular views, fitness room or optional bunk room, stunning wet bar, high ceilings on the walkout level, oversized mudroom, garage roughed in for a golf simulator, a private hot tub, firepit, and expansive deck off the primary suite.

131 Gold Run Rd, Breckenridge
$5,000,000
5 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ S1068749 MLS
Perched on a private street between Frisco and Breckenridge, this masterfully crafted mountain estate is where refined living meets effortless entertaining. Soaring vaulted ceilings crowned with substantial wood beams create an atmosphere of warmth and architectural grandeur, while scraped hickory hardwood floors with a signature black French drip finish speak to the exceptional caliber of craftsmanship found throughout the home. Spanning more than 5,000 square feet across three thoughtfully designed levels, the home offers five bedrooms and five baths with a floor plan designed for both privacy and connection—a main-floor primary suite, a dedicated guest wing complete with a second primary suite with ensuite and steam shower, and two additional bedrooms, and a lower level featuring its own living space, bedroom, and full bath. The gourmet kitchen is appointed with top-of-the-line Wolf and Sub-Zero appliances and flows seamlessly into expansive, light-filled living spaces designed to host with ease. An oversized three-car garage with a new epoxy floor coating, a generous 27,000+ square-foot lot, and breathtaking views of surrounding peaks deliver unmatched space, privacy, and natural beauty. Recent upgrades ensure true move-in confidence: fresh interior paint, new carpet, kitchen pendant lighting, dark-sky-compliant lighting throughout, and a freshly stained exterior. Overlooking Breckenridge Golf Club just five minutes away and nestled within the beloved Lake Edge Drive community—known for its peaceful atmosphere, friendly neighbors, and annual neighborhood gatherings—this is a rare offering where privacy, prestige, and mountain living converge at their finest.

315 Lake Edge Dr, Breckenridge
$3,995,000
5 Beds ⋅ 6 Baths ⋅ S1069371 MLS
This spectacular Highlands residence backs the 4th fairway of the famed Breckenridge's Jack Nicklaus as golf course and enjoys the iconic and uninterrupted Tenmile Range views to the west. This home was designed for multigenerational living for years of enjoyment with friends and family, with its large and gracious gathering spaces coupled with optimal separation of sleeping areas. Built by a long-time custom builder, the finishes tell the story of quality, with its custom architectural beams, dramatic masonry, Palo Duro cabinets throughout and solid cherry floors round out this special masterpiece. The gourmet kitchen is the heart and soul of this home with Wolf and Subzero appliances and a large dining room for enjoying wonderful meals and memories of the day’s events over a glass of wine. The oversized main floor owner's suite is ideal, while the upper level accommodates a large loft, massive ensuite bunk room and additional en-suite bedroom. The lower level offers a family room complete with a fireplace, space for a game table and two additional ensuite bedrooms. The oversized 3 car garage is a bonus in this price point and is ready to store all of your family's mountain gear. Year-round outdoor fun is highlight of this location with golf, hiking, cross country skiing, alpine skiing, flyfishing, 4-wheeling and creating long lasting family memories right at your finger-tips. Don't miss the quality of this distinctive residence located just north of town and only a short drive to Breckenridge's shopping and premier dining scene.

59 Gold Run Rd, Breckenridge
$1,699,000
4 Beds ⋅ 5 Baths ⋅ S1069158 MLS
A rare opportunity to secure ownership in one of Breckenridge’s most exceptional legacy homes. This is the final 25% equity share available at Grand Vista Lodge—an ultra-luxury residence designed for effortless shared ownership and elevated mountain living. Masterfully executed, the home blends timeless alpine architecture with refined modern finishes. The great room is both dramatic and inviting, framed by exposed timber beams and expansive windows capturing sweeping Ten Mile Range views. A chef’s kitchen and elegant dining area open through a full-wall patio door system, creating seamless indoor-outdoor flow. Designed to comfortably host, the home offers three luxurious bedroom suites, a custom bunk room, and a spacious lower-level recreation area. A multi-story, Narnia-inspired play space—complete with climbing wall, secret slide, and an authentic 1880s wardrobe—adds a distinctive, imaginative touch. Thoughtfully tailored for shared ownership, the residence includes four walk-in primary closets, four dedicated kitchen and mudroom storage areas, and four private 6’x10’ garage storage spaces. Additional features include four interior fireplaces, a three-stop elevator, integrated smart home technology, and multiple outdoor living areas, including a covered patio with fireplace, sunken 9-person saltwater hot tub, and professionally landscaped grounds bordered by open space on three sides. Perched above the Elk 4 Fairway of the Breckenridge Golf Club, the home enjoys abundant sun, privacy, and breathtaking vistas, just minutes from Breckenridge amenities. Ownership offers one full summer month, three half-month winter periods, and a dedicated October week annually. Professional management ensures a seamless experience, with optional 4% financing available for qualified buyers. With only one share remaining, this is a singular opportunity to claim your place in a truly remarkable mountain retreat.

59 Galena Ct Unit B, Breckenridge
$6,249,000
5 Beds ⋅ 7 Baths ⋅ S1068262 MLS
New Price! A must see! This home is a stunning collaboration between two of Summit County's finest, Allen-Guerra Architecture and Ivan Stanley Fine Home Builders. Immaculate attention to detail combined with unique features truly sets this home apart. Very high-end finishes and beautiful modern lighting create a welcoming yet stylish space. The floor plan seamlessly blends large open spaces with some of the best outdoor living on the market, making it perfect for large family gatherings and entertaining guests. Enjoy massive views of the Ten Mile Range from the huge front deck, or take in breathtaking sunsets while lounging at your outdoor fireplace. The large back patio is hot tub ready and has its own spa bath entrance, a testament to the home's thoughtful design. The primary bedroom looks out at the 3rd green of the Elk 9 at Breckenridge Golf Club. In the winter, the Nordic ski trails weave around the neighborhood and help transform this location into a winter wonderland. The floor plan features 5 bedrooms, all with en-suite baths, two large living rooms both with wet bars and wine storage, and a 3 car garage

294 Gold Run Rd, Breckenridge
$1,300,000
S1061456 MLS
Located in the prestigious Highlands of Breckenridge, this exceptional .66-acre lot presents a rare opportunity to build your dream mountain home on the scenic 8th fairway of the Elk Course at the Breckenridge Golf Course. Surrounded by towering pine trees, you'll enjoy serene views of the golf course and the majestic mountain vistas from the privacy of your future residence. This coveted homesite is the last available on the 8th fairway, offering a prime location that combines tranquility with easy access to the vibrant charm of Downtown Breckenridge, just minutes away. Embrace the convenience of enjoying cross-country skiing, snowshoeing, biking, and hiking trails right from your doorstep, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in an active outdoor lifestyle year-round. Architectural renderings of homes showcase the potential of this remarkable property, illustrating possibilities for designing a home that harmonizes with the natural beauty of its surroundings. Whether you envision a mountain retreat for relaxation or adventure, this homesite provides the ideal canvas for realizing your vision. Seize the opportunity to own a piece of mountain paradise in this exclusive subdivision, where seclusion meets accessibility.

550 Gold Run Rd, Breckenridge
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Highlands Park

Highlands Park is the biggest filing in the Highlands at about 108 parcels, and it's also where the homes are biggest. Sold homes run from roughly 2,600 to 6,600 square feet, but the middle half of the market sits between about 4,300 and 5,400, with a median near 4,700. Bedrooms run three to six and 3-car garages outnumber 2-car by close to two to one. Addresses cluster on Gold Run Road, Lake Edge Drive, Cottonwood Circle, Sage Drive and Long Ridge Drive.

Written by Tucker Zimmerman, Associate Broker with Slifer Smith & Frampton, a Summit County Realtor since 2017 who focuses on luxury real estate in Breckenridge, including the Highlands at Breckenridge. More about Tucker.

Quick Take

Highlands Park is the largest filing in the Highlands and generally the one with the biggest homes. If you want real square footage inside the golf community and you'd like more than two options to choose from, start here.

It's also the filing where comparable sales actually work, because the homes are consistent in age and scale. My honest read is that the main question on any specific home is what's been updated since the mid-2000s, and the second question is whether you want to carry 5,000 square feet.

Quick Navigation:   The Homes  •  Size, and What It Costs to Run  •  The Mid-2000s Maintenance Window  •  Other Highlands Filings  •  FAQs  •  About Tucker

The Homes

Highlands Park is the biggest filing in the Highlands at about 108 parcels, and it's also where the homes are biggest. Sold homes run from roughly 2,600 to 6,600 square feet, but the middle half of the market sits between about 4,300 and 5,400, with a median near 4,700. Bedrooms run three to six and 3-car garages outnumber 2-car by close to two to one. Addresses cluster on Gold Run Road, Lake Edge Drive, Cottonwood Circle, Sage Drive and Long Ridge Drive.

Construction ran from 2001 into the 2020s with a median year of 2007, so most of what you'll see is mid-2000s building at a pretty substantial scale. That's later than the Golf Course filing and it shows in the floor plans, which lean toward open living areas and larger primary suites instead of the more compartmentalized layouts of the late 1990s.

Because Highlands Park is both the largest filing and reasonably consistent in age, the comps here work better than almost anywhere else in the Highlands. That's genuinely useful. In a community where some filings sell twice a decade, being able to look at 81 sales and draw a real conclusion is worth something. What separates two homes here usually comes down to the lot, the siting, and how much has been updated since the mid-2000s.

Size, and What It Costs to Run

This is where the Highlands goes big. The typical home here is roughly 800 square feet larger than in the Golf Course filing, and 3-car garages are the standard rather than the exception. If you want real square footage inside the golf community, this is usually the filing to start with.

I'd think about that square footage as an ongoing cost, not just a purchase. A 5,000 square foot home at this elevation costs more to heat, more to maintain, more to furnish and more to clear of snow than a 3,500 square foot one, and for a second home that sits empty part of the year those numbers matter more than people expect going in. None of that is a reason to avoid the filing. It's a reason to run the carrying cost before you fall in love with the floor plan.

Some homes in Highlands Park back the 4th fairway. As with anywhere in this community, how a specific lot meets the course varies, so check the parcel rather than assuming from the filing name.

The Mid-2000s Maintenance Window

With a median build year of 2007, most of Highlands Park is coming up on twenty years old. Boilers, roofs, decks, windows and exterior finishes all start coming due in that window, and mid-2000s interiors read as dated to some buyers.

That's a cost to price in, not a reason to walk. Ask what's been replaced and when. A Highlands Park home with updated mechanicals is a meaningfully different purchase from one that's still original, and the two can look nearly identical in photographs. Wine cellars and wine rooms show up often in this filing, which tells you something about how these homes were specced, but a wine room doesn't offset a 20-year-old boiler.

Considering Highlands Park? This is the filing where the comps genuinely work, so I can give you a grounded read on whether a home is priced right instead of a guess. Send me an address and I'll tell you what I see. 303-907-9129  or  TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com

Short-Term Rentals

The Highlands sits inside Town of Breckenridge limits, so the town's short-term rental licensing program and its zone-based caps govern nightly rentals rather than county rules. Covenants in the individual filings can restrict rentals further, and in a single-family golf community those rules are often stricter than buyers expect. Confirm current license availability for the specific parcel and read the filing's covenants before counting on rental income. Start with the Breckenridge short-term rental rules. The zone that applies to a specific parcel can be looked up on the Town of Breckenridge short-term rental zone map.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • The largest filing in the Highlands, so more options and better liquidity when you sell
  • The biggest typical home size in the community
  • Consistent build era makes comparable sales unusually reliable here
  • 3-car garages are the norm
  • Some homes back the 4th fairway
  • Single-family throughout on its own lots

Things to Consider

  • Most of the filing is approaching twenty years old
  • Mid-2000s finishes read as dated to some buyers and updating is not cheap
  • Larger homes mean higher heating, upkeep and snow-management costs
  • Not every parcel has golf frontage, despite the filing being inside a golf community
  • Car-dependent, like the rest of the Highlands
  • Town STR rules and filing covenants may limit nightly rentals

The Other Highlands Filings

The Highlands at Breckenridge is not one neighborhood. It is a golf community made up of separate filings, each with its own character, lot sizes and build era. All of them are single-family.

  • Highlands at Breckenridge – the parent community and the largest single filing at about 311 parcels.
  • Highlands at Breckenridge Golf Course – about 52 parcels, built 1996 to 2017, homes around 3,943 square feet.
  • Braddock Hill – about 34 parcels, built 2000 to 2018, homes around 4,538 square feet.
  • Discovery Hill – about 62 parcels, built 2003 to 2024, homes around 4,679 square feet.
  • Gold Run – about 26 parcels, built 2005 to 2021, homes around 3,991 square feet.
  • Fox Crossing – about 11 parcels, built 1998 to 2008, homes around 4,168 square feet.
  • Highlands Glen – about 7 parcels, built 2006 to 2014, homes around 5,498 square feet.
  • Discovery Ridge – about 12 parcels, built 2006 to 2019, homes around 4,880 square feet.
  • Willow Run – about 4 parcels, built 2002 to 2018, homes around 4,464 square feet.
  • The Crescent – about 12 parcels, built 2004 to 2008, homes around 3,335 square feet.

FAQs

How many homes are in Highlands Park?

County parcel records show about 108 parcels, which makes it the largest of the Highlands filings. All single-family.

How large are Highlands Park homes?

Most fall between roughly 4,300 and 5,400 square feet with a median near 4,700. The full range of sold homes runs from about 2,600 to 6,600, with three to six bedrooms, and 3-car garages are the norm.

When was Highlands Park built?

Sold homes date from 2001 into the 2020s with a median year of 2007, so the filing is largely mid-2000s construction with newer homes mixed in.

Where in the Highlands is it?

Addresses concentrate on Gold Run Road, Lake Edge Drive, Cottonwood Circle, Sage Drive and Long Ridge Drive. Some homes back the 4th fairway of the golf course.

Is Highlands Park single-family or attached?

Single-family throughout. Like every Highlands filing, there are no condo, townhome or duplex records here.

Tucker Zimmerman

Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton

Phone: 303-907-9129

Email: TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com

Website: SoldInSummit.com

About Tucker Zimmerman

Tucker Zimmerman is an Associate Broker with Slifer Smith & Frampton Real Estate and has been a licensed Realtor in Summit County, Colorado since 2017. His focus is luxury real estate in Breckenridge and Summit County, including the Highlands at Breckenridge and the other high-end neighborhoods where golf, ski and trail access drive value. He works with buyers and sellers across Breckenridge, Frisco, Silverthorne, Dillon, Keystone, and Copper Mountain. Read Tucker's full bio.

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This page is intended as a local real estate reference. Covenants, HOA rules, rental restrictions, golf club membership terms and pricing can change and vary by parcel. Confirm current details before making a purchase decision.