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Dillon Neighborhood Guide

Written by Tucker Zimmerman, Associate Broker with Slifer Smith & Frampton

Dillon is the lake town of Summit County. The Dillon Reservoir sits at the center of everything here: the marina, the Amphitheatre, the bike path that circles the water, and the views from nearly every neighborhood. What Dillon does not have is the walkable Main Street of Frisco or the resort identity of Breckenridge. It has something different: a setting that is genuinely hard to beat when the water is blue, the sailboats are out, and a world-class band is playing 200 feet from the shoreline.

This guide covers the neighborhoods inside Town of Dillon limits, the unincorporated Summit County areas that carry Dillon addresses, and what the STR picture actually looks like here.

Tucker Zimmerman  ·  Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton
303-907-9129  ·  TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com  ·  SoldInSummit.com

Elevation

9,111 ft

Ski resorts

4 within 20 min

STR status

No cap, no waitlist

Best known for

Lake, marina, Amphitheatre

Jump to a section:

How Dillon feels  ·  The lake and summer  ·  The Amphitheatre  ·  STR rules  ·  Jurisdiction: what you need to know  ·  Downtown Dillon  ·  Corinthian Hill  ·  Lookout Ridge  ·  Oro Grande  ·  Dillon Valley  ·  Summit Cove  ·  Summerwood  ·  Buying considerations  ·  FAQ


How Dillon feels as a place to own

Dillon is the most lake-focused town in Summit County, and that shapes almost everything about it. The marina, the Rec Path around the reservoir, the Amphitheatre on the water's edge, the sailboat regattas on summer weekends: these are the things that define Dillon's identity. If you want proximity to a ski base or a walkable Main Street, Breckenridge and Frisco make stronger cases. If you want to step outside and be oriented toward the water, Dillon is where you end up.

The honest read on the dining situation: Dillon's restaurant scene has thinned out compared to where it was a decade ago. It is not the town's strong suit right now. But Frisco is a 10-minute drive, Silverthorne is 5 minutes, and the Rec Path connects you to both. Buyers who love the Dillon setting and want a broader dining and services context treat the neighboring towns as extensions of their own backyard, which is a reasonable way to live here.

One practical advantage that does not get enough attention: Dillon has no STR license cap and no waitlist. That puts it in a short list of Summit County towns where investors can apply for a license immediately after closing without competing for a limited number of permits. For buyers where rental income is part of the plan, that matters.

My read: Dillon is not trying to be Frisco or Breckenridge. Its identity is the lake, the Amphitheatre, the sailing culture, and the views. For buyers who want those things specifically, there is no better place in Summit County to be.

The lake and what summer looks like here

Dillon Reservoir covers 3,300 acres with 25 miles of shoreline. At nearly 9,100 feet elevation it is one of the highest navigable lakes in North America, and the sailing community here is serious. Weekend regattas are a regular feature of the summer calendar. The lake also provides drinking water to the Denver metro area via a tunnel through the Continental Divide, which is one of those details that reframes how you think about the whole reservoir.

Dillon Marina

The Dillon Marina is owned by the Town of Dillon and sits directly on the lake with about 250 seasonal slips. Boat rentals include 22-foot and 25-foot pontoons, 22-foot Catalina sailboats, kayaks, and SUPs. Sailing lessons and tours are available through the marina. There is a full-service ship store, a Tiki Bar on the water, and a boat launch ramp. The marina opens for the 2026 season on May 23 and the launch ramp will be the only operational ramp on the reservoir this summer. Rental rates start at $175 for two hours. Sailboat renters are required to complete a marina weather course before taking one out, even with prior certification.

The Rec Path loops around the reservoir for roughly 18 miles, connecting Dillon to Frisco, Keystone, and Breckenridge on pavement. From downtown Dillon you can ride to Frisco in about 20 minutes, to Keystone in about 25, to Breckenridge in about an hour. In summer this becomes the daily commute for a lot of residents. The path also connects directly to the marina, the Amphitheatre, and multiple trailheads including Tenderfoot Mountain.

The two parks

Dillon has two genuinely good parks, each with a distinct character. Marina Park at 111 W. Lodgepole sits right on the lakeshore adjacent to the marina and the Amphitheatre. Shaded picnic tables, an updated playground, charcoal grills, fishing access directly on the reservoir, and Rec Path access, all framed by views of the Ten Mile and Gore Ranges. On concert nights Marina Park becomes the social center of the whole surrounding area. Dillon Town Park off Lake Dillon Drive is quieter and more residential. Multi-use field, youth ballfield, tennis and pickleball courts, two playgrounds, a pavilion that seats up to 50, and flat walking paths that are plowed in winter. Both parks have free parking and are open sunrise to one hour after sunset.

Farmers Market

The Dillon Farmers Market runs every Friday from June 5 through September 25, 2026, from 9am to 2pm in Dillon Town Park along Buffalo and LaBonte Streets. Over 100 vendors: Colorado produce, cheeses, baked goods, artisan goods, and prepared food. New in 2026, the market added two additional weeks in September. No pets due to health code. Free parking along Lake Dillon Drive and surrounding town lots.

Tenderfoot Mountain Trail

The Tenderfoot Mountain Trail rises from just outside downtown Dillon and gives you panoramic views of the reservoir, the surrounding ranges, and the town below within a relatively short climb. It is one of the more accessible high-viewpoint hikes in Summit County and directly walkable from many Dillon neighborhoods.

The Dillon Amphitheatre

The Dillon Amphitheatre at 201 W. Lodgepole Street is one of the genuinely great outdoor concert venues in Colorado. Situated on the shores of the reservoir with mountain views behind the stage, it draws national and international acts across every genre from June through September. The setting alone is worth knowing about whether you are buying real estate or just planning a summer trip.

2026 Summer lineup highlights

Date Artist
June 6 Lane 8 / This Never Happened
June 16 Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (Farewell Tour)
June 26 Dirty Heads
June 27-28 CLAYPOOL GOLD: Primus, Les Claypool's Frog Brigade, The Claypool Lennon Delirium
July 25 Watchhouse
July 31 Young the Giant
Aug 7-8 Trampled by Turtles / Leftover Salmon
Aug 14 NEEDTOBREATHE
Sept 11-12 CloZee
Sept 18 Elephant Revival with Desert Dwellers

Free Monday Mountain Music Monday concerts are also scheduled throughout July-September. Full schedule at DillonAmp.com.

The Amphitheatre is walkable or a short bike ride from most Dillon neighborhoods. From Frisco, it is roughly 20 minutes on the Rec Path. This is a meaningful lifestyle asset for anyone owning in the area, not just a seasonal curiosity. The annual lineup has grown meaningfully in quality and variety over the past several years.

My read: The Amphitheatre is one of the most underrated arguments for owning near Dillon. The venue is genuinely special: lake behind the audience, mountains behind the stage, open sky above. If you care about live music and you are buying in Summit County, proximity to this venue deserves weight in your decision.

Trying to figure out which Dillon neighborhood fits?

The differences between downtown Dillon condos, Corinthian Hill lake views, Lookout Ridge townhomes, and the unincorporated areas around Summit Cove and Dillon Valley are significant. I can help you sort through them before you start touring properties.

Tucker Zimmerman  ·  Slifer Smith & Frampton
303-907-9129  ·  TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com

Short-term rental rules in Dillon

The Town of Dillon has no STR license cap and no waitlist. Any property inside town limits that meets the licensing requirements can obtain a license without competing for a limited number of permits. That puts Dillon in a short list of Summit County towns where immediate STR licensing is still available after closing, alongside Silverthorne Area 2 and Keystone.

That said, the number that gives buyers pause is Dillon's total STR tax rate: 19.875%, the highest in Summit County. The important context: this tax is collected from guests on top of the nightly rate, exactly like a hotel tax. It does not come out of what you earn. Guests pay it at checkout. It is worth modeling in your revenue projections, but it is not a deduction from owner income.

Dillon STR quick reference

License cap No cap. No waitlist. Apply after closing.
Annual fee $700 flat annual fee. Licenses expire May 31 each year. Not auto-renewed.
Transferability Licenses do not transfer when a property sells. Buyers apply fresh.
Tax rate 19.875% total, the highest in Summit County. Collected from guests on top of the nightly rate, not deducted from owner income.
Occupancy limit 2 guests per bedroom plus 2 additional per property. Must be stated in all advertising along with the STR license number.

For complete current rules, see the Dillon STR rules page and the Summit County STR guide. Always verify current requirements directly with the Town of Dillon before purchasing with rental income in mind.

Jurisdiction: what you need to know before you buy

This is the most important thing to understand about the Dillon market, and it catches buyers constantly. The neighborhoods called Dillon Valley, Summit Cove, and Summerwood all carry Dillon mailing addresses. None of them are inside the Town of Dillon.

All three are in unincorporated Summit County. That means they follow Summit County's STR regulations, not the Town of Dillon's no-cap system. They have different property tax rates. Utility service and zoning are different. The rules that make Dillon attractive for STR investors apply only to properties inside town limits.

Town of Dillon vs. unincorporated Summit County

Area Jurisdiction STR rules
Downtown Dillon Town of Dillon No cap, no waitlist
Corinthian Hill Town of Dillon No cap, no waitlist
Lookout Ridge Town of Dillon No cap, no waitlist
Oro Grande Town of Dillon No cap, no waitlist
Dillon Valley Unincorporated Summit County Summit County rules apply
Summit Cove Unincorporated Summit County Summit County rules apply
Summerwood Unincorporated Summit County Summit County rules apply

Always confirm jurisdiction on any specific property using the Summit County GIS tool before making assumptions about which rules apply. The mailing address is not a reliable guide to jurisdiction in this market.


Dillon neighborhoods and areas

For all active listings, start with the Dillon real estate page.

Lake access, marina, Amphitheatre · Town of Dillon

Downtown Dillon

Downtown Dillon is primarily a condo market, with a wide range of buildings and product types scattered across the area between Main Street, the marina, and the lake's edge. You will also find some single-family homes, townhomes, and duplexes, but condos dominate the inventory. The building stock ranges from 1970s and 1980s construction to newer product, and the variation within the same block can be significant.

The appeal is proximity: walk to the marina, walk to the Amphitheatre, access the Rec Path from the front door. For buyers who want to be directly in the Dillon lake setting without getting in a car for anything, downtown is where that works best. Views vary considerably by building and unit position. A lake-facing top floor unit and a parking-lot-facing ground floor unit in the same building are genuinely different experiences. View quality and building orientation deserve close attention here.

Because the building stock is varied and older on average, HOA due diligence matters. Reserves, insurance, recent or pending capital projects, and rental restrictions all need review on any specific building. The STR picture is straightforward for properties inside town limits: no cap, apply after closing. HOA rules may add restrictions independently.

My read: Downtown Dillon is a property-by-property market more than a neighborhood where a single description fits. The location is strong for lake lifestyle buyers. The work is in finding the right specific building and unit. Not every condo with a Dillon town address is the same purchase.

Good fit for: Lake lifestyle buyers, STR investors, second-home owners who want direct access to the marina and Amphitheatre. Requires careful property-by-property HOA and view evaluation.

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Lake views, marina across the street, USFS land behind · Town of Dillon

Corinthian Hill

Corinthian Hill sits just southeast of downtown Dillon along Highway 6, directly across from the lake and the Dillon Marina. The neighborhood has about 150 townhomes and includes Dillon Bay at Corinthian Hill, 46 condo units built in 1980 that sit right on the water's edge with lake and Gore Range views from oversized balconies and patios. Behind the neighborhood, the land backs to U.S. Forest Service open space. It is one of the few Summit County neighborhoods where you have water views from the front and forest from the back.

Community amenities at the Corinthian Hill clubhouse include a heated indoor/outdoor pool, indoor hot tub, sauna, tennis court, and platform tennis court. The Rec Path bike trail runs directly in front of the neighborhood. You can ride to the marina for lunch or to the Amphitheatre for a show without touching a road.

Corinthian Hill is inside Town of Dillon limits, so the no-cap STR system applies. For buyers focused on rental income, the lake views and proximity to the marina and Amphitheatre make this one of the more compelling options in the Dillon market. Inventory turns over regularly but not constantly. The Dillon Bay condo units in particular tend to move quickly when they come available.

My read: Corinthian Hill is the neighborhood I show buyers who want the full Dillon lake experience: water views, marina steps away, Amphitheatre by bike, forest behind them. The setting is genuinely hard to replicate elsewhere in Summit County at a similar price point.

Good fit for: Lake view buyers, second-home owners who want waterfront proximity, STR investors, buyers who want community amenities alongside a strong outdoor setting.

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Townhomes with garages, Ten Mile Range views, walks like a house · Town of Dillon

Lookout Ridge

Lookout Ridge is a 96-unit townhome community built in 1997 on the hillside above downtown Dillon. Every unit has a one or two car garage, which is a meaningful practical advantage in a market where storage for ski gear, bikes, kayaks, and vehicles is a constant issue. Walk-out patios back to wooded private open space. Views look toward the Ten Mile Range and Buffalo Mountain. The community shares hot tubs.

What distinguishes Lookout Ridge from most Dillon condo inventory is that the units live more like single-family homes. You have your own garage, your own outdoor space, and separation from neighbors that most attached product in Dillon does not offer. It is one of those neighborhoods where buyers who were originally looking at condos end up, having decided that the garage and the outdoor space change the quality of the experience enough to matter.

Downtown Dillon and the Dillon Plaza shopping center are walkable from Lookout Ridge. The Rec Path is close. Inside Town of Dillon limits means the no-cap STR system applies here as well, which makes this one of the stronger townhome options in the market for buyers who want both rental potential and livability.

My read: Lookout Ridge solves the storage and livability problem that a lot of Dillon condo buyers run into. The garage, the walk-out patio, and the wooded open space behind the units are genuine differentiators in a market where most attached product does not offer any of that.

Good fit for: Buyers who want townhome livability with garages, families and full-time residents, STR investors who want a product that functions well for guests and owners alike.

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Single-family homes, residential feel · Town of Dillon

Oro Grande

Oro Grande is one of Dillon's residential single-family neighborhoods, offering more of a traditional home-ownership feel than the condo-heavy downtown core. Homes here are on their own lots with more separation and a quieter street character. It is not a lake-view neighborhood in the same way Corinthian Hill is, but it is a comfortable year-round residential setting with straightforward access to the lake, the Rec Path, and downtown Dillon.

Buyers who end up in Oro Grande are typically looking for a genuine home in Dillon rather than a condo investment. Full-time residents, families, and second-home buyers who want more space and a residential neighborhood feel tend to look here. Inside Town of Dillon limits means the STR system applies, though this is a neighborhood where the buyer profile skews toward personal use over rental focus.

Good fit for: Full-time residents, families, second-home buyers who want a residential neighborhood feel with proximity to Dillon's lake and outdoor amenities.

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Unincorporated Summit County · Dillon mailing address · Summit County STR rules

Dillon Valley

Dillon Valley is one of the more affordable entry points in the Summit County market, and it is a genuine community rather than a vacation-oriented development. Located just outside Dillon town limits in unincorporated Summit County, it has a mix of condo buildings including Dillon Valley East and Dillon Valley West, along with single-family homes, townhomes, and duplexes. The neighborhood has a strong year-round local population and a practical, unpretentious character.

The important distinction: Dillon Valley carries a Dillon mailing address but is not inside the Town of Dillon. STR rules here follow Summit County's regulations, not the Town of Dillon's no-cap system. For buyers evaluating Dillon Valley for rental income, the applicable rules are Summit County's, which are different and require separate verification.

For buyers where price point and a functional year-round community matter more than lake views or STR income potential, Dillon Valley is worth understanding. It serves a real need in the Summit County housing market and tends to hold value as a result.

Jurisdiction note: Dillon Valley is in unincorporated Summit County, not the Town of Dillon. Confirm jurisdiction with the Summit County GIS tool on any specific property before assuming which STR rules apply.

Good fit for: First-time buyers, workforce and primary residents, buyers looking for Summit County's most accessible price points near Dillon.

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Unincorporated Summit County · Dillon mailing address · Summit County STR rules

Summit Cove

Summit Cove is a residential neighborhood east of Dillon in unincorporated Summit County. It has single-family homes, townhomes, and some condos spread across a valley setting with mountain views and access to the Snake River and surrounding trails. The character is quieter and more spread out than the denser Dillon condo market, with a mix of year-round locals and second-home buyers.

Summit Cove carries a Dillon mailing address but is not inside Town of Dillon limits. STR rules follow Summit County regulations. The area provides reasonable access to Keystone Resort and to downtown Dillon, and it is part of a broader set of neighborhoods along Highway 6 that offer an alternative to the denser lakefront condo market.

Jurisdiction note: Summit Cove is in unincorporated Summit County, not the Town of Dillon. Summit County STR rules apply.

Good fit for: Year-round residents, second-home buyers who want more space and a quieter setting near Keystone and Dillon.

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Unincorporated Summit County · Dillon mailing address · Luxury lakeside

Summerwood

Summerwood is a small, exclusive neighborhood perched on the cliffs above the Snake River Arm of Dillon Reservoir, southeast of town. Homes here are custom builds on large lots with dramatic elevated views of the reservoir and the surrounding ranges. Boaters on the water below can look up and see the homes clinging to the cliffs above. It is one of the most distinctive residential settings in Summit County.

Summerwood carries a Dillon mailing address but is in unincorporated Summit County. Summit County STR rules apply. Inventory is very limited. Properties here do not come available often, and when they do, buyers who are specifically looking at this price point and setting tend to know about them immediately.

Jurisdiction note: Summerwood is in unincorporated Summit County, not the Town of Dillon. Summit County STR rules apply.

Good fit for: Luxury buyers who want an elevated lake-view setting with custom construction and genuine privacy. Very limited inventory.

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Questions about a specific Dillon property?

STR rules, jurisdiction, HOA condition, view quality, and building orientation vary significantly by specific property in Dillon. If you are comparing options or want a direct read on something specific, I can help you work through it before you start making offers.

Tucker Zimmerman  ·  Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton
303-907-9129  ·  TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com


What to pay attention to when buying in Dillon

Jurisdiction first

Dillon Valley, Summit Cove, and Summerwood carry Dillon addresses but are in unincorporated Summit County with different STR rules, tax rates, and regulations. Confirm jurisdiction on every property before assuming which rules apply.

STR opportunity

Town of Dillon has no cap and no waitlist. Apply after closing. The 19.875% tax rate is the highest in Summit County but is collected from guests, not deducted from owner income. HOA rules may add restrictions.

View and orientation

In the downtown condo market, view quality varies dramatically by building position and floor. A lake-facing upper unit and a parking-lot unit in the same building are not the same purchase. Verify view and exposure before committing.

HOA health

Older condo buildings in downtown Dillon and Corinthian Hill warrant a careful review of HOA reserves, insurance, capital projects, and rental rules. This matters more here than in newer product.

Gear and storage

Ski gear, bikes, kayaks, paddleboards, and water toys take space. Lookout Ridge's garages solve this. Many downtown condos do not. Think through storage logistics before buying, not after.

Dining context

Dillon's restaurant scene is limited compared to Frisco and Silverthorne. Buyers who plan to own here and want broader dining options should factor in that Frisco is 10 minutes by car or 20 minutes by bike on the Rec Path.

Dillon strengths

  • No STR cap or waitlist inside town limits: apply after closing
  • The Dillon Amphitheatre: one of Colorado's best outdoor concert venues
  • Marina Park and Dillon Town Park: two excellent free parks for all ages
  • Friday Farmers Market June through late September in Town Park
  • Dillon Marina: sailing, pontoons, kayaks, SUPs, Tiki Bar on the water
  • Rec Path access to Frisco, Keystone, and Breckenridge from town
  • Lake views available from multiple neighborhoods and price points
  • Four ski resorts within 20 minutes
  • Tenderfoot Mountain Trail accessible from town

Watch for

  • Jurisdiction: Dillon Valley, Summit Cove, and Summerwood are not inside town limits despite Dillon addresses
  • Highest STR tax rate in Summit County at 19.875% (collected from guests, not deducted from owner income)
  • Older condo building stock needs careful HOA due diligence
  • View quality in downtown varies dramatically by building and unit position
  • Limited dining options within Dillon itself
  • Gear storage is a real issue in smaller downtown condos

Frequently asked questions

Does Dillon allow short-term rentals?

Yes. The Town of Dillon has no STR license cap and no waitlist. Any property inside town limits that meets licensing requirements can obtain a license after closing without competing for a limited number of permits. The annual license fee is $700, non-refundable, and expires May 31 each year. Licenses are non-transferable. The total STR tax rate in Dillon is 19.875%, the highest in Summit County, but it is collected from guests on top of the nightly rate rather than deducted from owner income.

Are Dillon Valley, Summit Cove, and Summerwood inside the Town of Dillon?

No. All three carry Dillon mailing addresses but are in unincorporated Summit County. They follow Summit County STR regulations, not the Town of Dillon's no-cap system. They also have different property tax rates and utility service in some cases. Always verify jurisdiction on any specific property using the Summit County GIS tool before assuming which rules apply.

What is the Dillon Amphitheatre like?

The Dillon Amphitheatre at 201 W. Lodgepole Street is one of the best outdoor concert venues in Colorado. It sits on the shore of Dillon Reservoir with mountain views behind the stage. The 2026 summer lineup includes Lane 8, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (farewell tour), Les Claypool and Primus, Young the Giant, Trampled by Turtles, NEEDTOBREATHE, and CloZee, among others. Free Mountain Music Monday concerts run throughout July and September. Full schedule at DillonAmp.com. The venue is walkable or a short bike ride from most Dillon neighborhoods, and bikeable from Frisco on the Rec Path in about 20 minutes.

What is the Dillon Marina?

The Dillon Marina is owned by the Town of Dillon and sits directly on Dillon Reservoir. It has approximately 250 seasonal slips and rents 22-foot and 25-foot pontoons, 22-foot Catalina sailboats, kayaks, and SUPs. A sailing school, guided tours, a full ship store, and a Tiki Bar on the water are all on site. The 2026 season opens May 23. Boat rental rates start at $175 for two hours. The marina is the highest-elevation marina in North America at just over 9,000 feet.

What neighborhoods have the best lake views in Dillon?

Corinthian Hill, directly across the street from the marina, has some of the most consistent lake views in the Dillon market. The Dillon Bay at Corinthian Hill condos sit right on the water's edge. Downtown Dillon has many lake-view units but quality varies significantly by building and floor. Summerwood, an unincorporated neighborhood above the Snake River Arm, has dramatic elevated lake views from custom homes on cliff-side lots. Views in any of these areas need to be verified on the specific unit or property, not assumed from the neighborhood name.

How does Dillon compare to Frisco?

Frisco has a more walkable Main Street, a stronger dining scene, and world-class road cycling access. Dillon has the Amphitheatre, the marina, and a sailing culture that Frisco does not. Both towns share Lake Dillon access. Dillon's STR market has no cap or waitlist, which is a meaningful advantage over Frisco's fully capped system. The towns are 10 minutes apart by car and connected by the Rec Path, so buyers often treat them as part of the same broader area.

Is Lookout Ridge inside Dillon town limits?

Yes. Lookout Ridge is inside Town of Dillon limits. The no-cap STR system applies. The 96-unit townhome community was built in 1997, with each unit having a one or two car garage, walk-out patios backing to wooded open space, and views toward the Ten Mile Range and Buffalo Mountain. It is one of the more livable attached product options in the Dillon market.

Buying in Dillon?

Dillon is a market where jurisdiction, view quality, HOA condition, and building orientation can make the difference between a great purchase and a frustrating one. Two condos with the same bedroom count and similar list prices in the same general area can be entirely different investments depending on those factors.

I can help you sort through those specifics before you start making offers. If Dillon is the right fit, I will help you find the right property here. If Frisco, Silverthorne, or another Summit County town is a better match for what you are looking for, I will tell you that too.

Start with current Dillon homes for sale, or reach out directly.

Tucker Zimmerman
Associate Broker, Slifer Smith & Frampton
303-907-9129 (call or text)
TZimmerman@SliferSummit.com
SoldInSummit.com

Related Dillon and Summit County guides

This page is intended as a local real estate and lifestyle guide. Short-term rental rules, license fees, jurisdiction boundaries, HOA policies, and market conditions can change. STR information should be verified directly with the Town of Dillon and Summit County before making any purchase decision. Concert schedules and marina hours are subject to change; verify current details at DillonAmp.com and TownOfDillon.com. Buyers should verify all property-specific details before making decisions. Last updated June 2026.

Latest Dillon Homes for Sale

$560,000
1 Beds 1 Baths S1071466 MLS
Could owning in Summit County be more affordable than you think? Qualified buyers may have access to down-payment assistance programs and financing options with little to no down payment, making this one-bedroom Summit Cove condo worth a closer look. For second-home buyers, it’s also an easy mountain escape from Denver with quick access to skiing, Lake Dillon and everything Summit County has to offer. Freshly painted and move-in ready, this bright one-bedroom condo offers a comfortable mountain home base in a convenient Summit Cove location. The spacious living room features multiple windows, a cozy fireplace for winter evenings and direct access to the private deck. The kitchen offers dark cabinetry, butcher-block countertops, tile backsplash, ample storage and counter space, plus a pass-through that keeps the kitchen connected to the living area. The bedroom is surprisingly spacious, with windows on two sides providing abundant natural light and a large closet for storage. Located between Dillon and Keystone, Summit Cove provides convenient access to Lake Dillon, hiking and biking trails, Keystone Resort, restaurants, shopping and year-round recreation. Highway 6 is nearby, making it easy to reach the rest of Summit County or head back toward Denver. Whether you’re a local looking for a place to call your own, searching for a full-time residence, or dreaming about an easy-to-own mountain getaway, this condo offers flexibility at an approachable Summit County price point.

36 Cove Blvd Unit G1, Dillon

$738,000
2 Beds 2 Baths S1071418 MLS
Enjoy sweeping mountain views and abundant natural light from this top-floor, corner residence in the desirable Lake Haus community of Summit Cove. Offered fully furnished and ready for immediate enjoyment, this inviting 2-bedroom, 2-bath condo with a versatile den features an open-concept layout, thoughtful updates, and extra windows that take advantage of its end-unit location. The updated kitchen opens to the living and dining areas, while a cozy gas fireplace creates the perfect place to unwind after a day in the mountains. Step outside onto the spacious private deck to enjoy the fresh mountain air. Two generously sized bedrooms provide plenty of room for family and guests, while the den is ideal for a home office, sitting area, or additional sleeping space. An in-unit washer and dryer, ample interior storage, and a dedicated exterior storage closet add convenience for mountain living. Lake Haus owners enjoy lower-than-average HOA dues, dedicated parking, and USPS mailboxes right outside the building. The Summit Cove location is hard to beat! Step outside to Summit County’s extensive recreation path system, with Lake Dillon and miles of hiking and biking trails nearby. Walk across the street to a pub, pizza restaurant, coffee shop, bike and ski shop, and liquor store. The nearby Summit Stage provides free transportation throughout the county, with easy access to Keystone Resort, Arapahoe Basin, Breckenridge, Dillon Amphitheater, shopping, dining, and year-round recreation. Whether you're looking for a full-time residence, mountain retreat, or investment opportunity, this fully furnished and well-cared-for Lake Haus condo offers an exceptional combination of views, location, and convenience.

76 Cove Blvd Unit E12, Dillon

$950,000
2 Beds 2 Baths S1071186 MLS
Wake up to Lake Dillon and the Ten Mile Range every single day. This freshly painted 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom condo delivers one of the most stunning views in Summit County, framed perfectly through oversized windows in the vaulted-ceiling living room and from a massive private deck that's practically an extra room. Step inside to an open, light-filled layout warmed by a stone fireplace and anchored by a well-appointed kitchen — granite countertops, a spacious island, and a full stainless appliance suite. In-unit washer and dryer add everyday convenience, while the vaulted ceilings and exposed beam give the living space a mountain-lodge feel. Both bedrooms are generously sized, offering comfortable retreats after a day on the water or the slopes. But the real showstopper is outside: a huge deck overlooking Lake Dillon and the jagged peaks of the Ten Mile Range — the kind of view that makes morning coffee and evening sunsets unforgettable. Location doesn't get much better. You're just a short stroll from the Dillon Amphitheater's summer concert series and the Dillon Marina for boating, paddleboarding, and lakeside dining. Catch the beloved Dillon Farmer's Market every Friday in summer, right in town. And with Dillon's flexible approach to short-term rental licensing — no cap on STR permits — this condo is as smart an investment as it is a getaway, offering strong potential for rental income. Whether you're looking for a full-time mountain residence, a weekend escape, or a turnkey short-term rental, this is lakefront living at its finest.

244 Lodgepole St Unit 33, Dillon

$1,979,000
4 Beds 4 Baths S1070389 MLS
Nestled seamlessly into the natural landscape on a quiet cul-de-sac in the coveted Soda Creek subdivision of Summit Cove, this exceptional mountain retreat offers an extraordinary blend of privacy, luxury, and comfort. Surrounded by towering Aspens and breathtaking alpine scenery, this 3,867-square-foot residence is thoughtfully designed to embrace its spectacular setting while offering timeless mountain elegance. Inside, expansive living spaces with soaring vaulted ceilings create a warm and inviting atmosphere. The home features impressive main floor living, four bathrooms, including three en-suite baths, three fireplaces, a steam shower, a jetted soaking tub, and beautifully curated finishes that blend natural stone, warm wood, and contemporary metal accents to create a sophisticated yet inviting mountain aesthetic. The spacious main-level primary suite is a private sanctuary, featuring direct access to an expansive deck with sweeping views of Buffalo Mountain and the Gore Range. Designed for effortless indoor-outdoor living, the generous decks and patios provide the perfect setting to take in the panoramic mountain vistas, the soothing sounds of the cascading water feature, and the gentle rustle of the surrounding Aspen grove. The walk-out lower level offers an expansive family room that opens to a beautifully landscaped, park-like backyard, where mature trees, lush greenery, and a tranquil water feature create a peaceful mountain oasis. Each generously sized bedroom is thoughtfully designed with a private en-suite bath and distinctive details, providing family and guests with exceptional comfort, privacy, and their own luxurious retreat. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the unparalleled access to skiing, mountain biking, and hiking trails leading directly into the National Forest from both the front and back of the property. This remarkable home offers an unmatched combination of luxury, privacy, and the very best of Colorado mountain living.

60 Shane Ct, Dillon

$545,000
2 Beds 1 Baths S1071296 MLS
Enjoy the best of Summit County from this private end-unit condo, offering views of Lake Dillon and an unbeatable central location. Inside, you’ll find a cozy mountain retreat featuring updated flooring, comfortable furnishings, a gas fireplace, and peaceful views from the living area. Both bedrooms feature memory foam mattresses, while the bunk room provides a fun and functional space for family and guests. The ground-floor, walk-out corner location offers added privacy and opens directly to a large lawn overlooking the lake, with a community BBQ area perfect for enjoying summer in the mountains. Walk to Lake Dillon, the Dillon Marina, Dillon Amphitheater, restaurants, shops, farmers markets, and summer events, with grocery stores and everyday conveniences just minutes away. The central Dillon location also puts world-class skiing within easy reach—approximately 10 minutes to Keystone, 15 minutes to Copper Mountain, and 25 minutes to Breckenridge. The FREE Summit Stage bus stop is just a block away, providing convenient transportation throughout the area. Whether you’re searching for a mountain getaway, second home, or investment property, this condo offers year-round appeal for owners and guests alike. It also has a successful short-term rental history—inquire to learn more. Ski, hike, bike, boat, dine, or catch a concert—all from one incredibly convenient home base in the heart of Summit County.

370 E La Bonte St Unit 101, Dillon

$925,000
2 Beds 3 Baths S1071234 MLS
Fully Furnished | Short-Term Rental Ready | Walk to Lake Dillon & Amphitheater Discover the perfect blend of luxury, investment potential, and mountain lifestyle at 113 Lookout Ridge Drive in the heart of Dillon. This beautifully updated 2-bedroom, 3-bath townhome is offered fully furnished and is ready to enjoy from day one—whether you're looking for a high-performing short-term rental, a second home, or a full-time mountain retreat. The bright, open-concept living area welcomes you with a cozy gas fireplace, an updated kitchen, spacious dining area, and a private deck showcasing beautiful mountain views—the perfect place to unwind after skiing, hiking, boating on Lake Dillon, or exploring Summit County. The thoughtfully designed floor plan comfortably accommodates family and guests with a spacious primary suite featuring a private en-suite bath, while the guest suite with queen-over-queen bunk beds maximizes sleeping capacity and rental appeal. Location is everything, and this home delivers. Walk to the Dillon Amphitheater for world-class concerts, the Lake Dillon Marina, restaurants, coffee shops, breweries, scenic trails, and year-round community events. Keystone, Breckenridge, Copper Mountain, Arapahoe Basin, and Vail are all within an easy drive, placing Colorado's premier ski resorts at your fingertips. Enjoy true lock-and-leave ownership with an HOA that covers cable, high-speed internet, water, snow removal, and exterior maintenance, giving you more time to enjoy everything the mountains have to offer. Opportunities like this are increasingly rare—a fully furnished, move-in-ready mountain townhome with mountain views, proven short-term rental potential, and an unbeatable walkable Dillon location. Whether you're investing, vacationing, or putting down roots in Summit County, this exceptional property offers the Colorado lifestyle you've been searching for.

113 Lookout Ridge Dr Unit 113, Dillon

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