Erie, CO spans Boulder and Weld Counties 27 miles north of Denver with 25,000+ residents and a $110,000 median household income. Home buyers explore single-family homes built post-2000 in master-planned communities like Colliers Hill and Vista Ridge, benefiting from local breweries along historic Briggs Street and convenient commutes to Boulder.
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Metric / Attribute | Erie, CO Data |
|---|---|
Primary Counties | Boulder County (west), Weld County (east) |
Population / Median Household Income | 25,000+ residents / $110,000 |
Distance to Downtown Denver | 27 miles north via I-25 |
Primary School Districts | St. Vrain Valley SD (Weld), Boulder Valley SD (Boulder) |
Downtown Entertainment Hub | Briggs Street Historic District |
Enjoy scenic Rocky Mountain trails, a vibrant downtown district, and central Front Range convenience.
Located in Boulder and Weld Counties, the town of Erie offers an active outdoor lifestyle within a dynamic community that retains a small-town atmosphere. Erie is a suburban town situated 27 miles north of Denver, home to approximately 25,000 residents.
Majestic mountain views and scenic trails make it an inviting location for growing families, young professionals, and active adults. Erie's local economy is thriving, supported by an influx of new residents, home construction, and local businesses. Erie maintains a median household income of $110,000. Downtown Erie functions as the town's entertainment district, where residents stroll local streets, visit craft breweries, and dine at local restaurants.
Situated near business centers in Boulder, Denver, and Broomfield, Erie attracts home buyers seeking suburban neighborhoods with accessible employment hubs.
Historic Downtown Erie along Briggs Street offers walkable brick storefronts, local coffee shops, independent restaurants, and community street fairs.
Colliers Hill and Erie Highlands are modern master-planned communities featuring single-family home designs, community clubhouses, outdoor pools, and neighborhood parks.
Vista Ridge surrounds Colorado National Golf Club, providing executive homes, fairway views, and access to neighborhood trail systems.
Living in Erie delivers immediate access to municipal parks, community recreation centers, and regional trail networks.
Erie prioritizes outdoor recreation and community gathering spaces. The town operates well-maintained sports parks, interconnected bike paths, and modern municipal facilities supporting an active Colorado lifestyle.
Historic Briggs Street serves as Erie's culinary heart, featuring local craft breweries, pizzerias, and patio dining. Annual events like Town Fair, Concerts in the Park, and Brewfest bring neighbors together throughout the year.
Popular activities include golfing at Colorado National Golf Club, swimming at the Erie Community Center, biking along Coal Creek Trail, and exploring local shops along Briggs Street.
Public education in Erie is served by St. Vrain Valley School District (Weld County addresses) and Boulder Valley School District (Boulder County addresses). Key public schools include Erie High School, Soaring Heights PK-8, and Meadowlark K-8. Note: Attendance boundaries are subject to verification; prospective home buyers should confirm school zoning directly with the district.
Erie real estate is primarily comprised of single-family homes, with a majority built from 2000 to the present day. A high percentage of local residents are homeowners. Prospective buyers can review live property listings and consult local 8z Real Estate advisors.
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Authored by 8z Real Estate Erie Team
Brokerage: 8z Real Estate | Colorado Real Estate License #EC100034221
The 8z Real Estate Erie team specializes in Boulder and Weld County residential properties. We actively analyze local market trends, school ratings, and new construction developments across Colliers Hill, Vista Ridge, and Erie Highlands.
Erie spans across both Boulder County and Weld County in northern Colorado, positioning residents near Boulder, Broomfield, and Denver.
Erie is served by St. Vrain Valley School District (Weld County portion) and Boulder Valley School District (Boulder County portion).
Erie sits approximately 27 miles north of Downtown Denver via I-25 and 14 miles east of Downtown Boulder via CO-52.
The Erie Community Center, Erie Community Park, Coal Creek Trail, and Colorado National Golf Club serve as primary recreational destinations for residents.
A significant majority of homes in Erie are single-family residences constructed from 2000 to the present day in modern master-planned communities.
To browse available real estate or speak with a local specialist, visit Erie Homes for Sale or connect with our team via 8z Real Estate Team.
Data Source: U.S. Census Bureau municipal estimates; Town of Erie municipal GIS; Altos Research market statistics.
31,927 people live in Erie, where the median age is 37.6 and the average individual income is $62,726. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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