Breckenridge embodies the stunning beauty and laid back atmosphere of living in a Colorado ski town. Known not only for its world-class skiing, but also for its friendly laid-back character, Breckenridge is a place where quaint Victorian bungalows dot Main Street and visitors and residents enjoy shopping, dining, concerts, and outdoor activities year-round. The town offers an approachable, vibrant charm in every season. Neighboring ski towns including Keystone, Copper and Frisco offer year-round recreation with close proximity to Denver.
As Colorado’s largest historic district, Breckenridge is a visual collage of Victorian gingerbread, old stone buildings and miner’s cabins, surrounded by stunning peaks and the glitz of a big mountain ski resort. Founded in 1859 when gold was discovered along the Blue River, the town of Breckenridge continued to prosper long after the gold and silver played out. With the opening of Breckenridge Ski Resort in 1961, vibrant new economic life melded with the area’s rich history to create the celebrated town that visitors and residents enjoy today. In winter, Breckenridge draws skiers from around the world to its famous vast and varied terrain. The resort and the town are equally popular in summer when visitors enjoy endless options for outdoor adventure, as well as the town’s one-of-a-kind shops, restaurants, spas, museums, and wildly popular outdoor festivals. Breckenridge is located in Summit County, about an hour’s drive west of Denver. Boasting close proximity to three major ski areas (Breckenridge, Copper, Keystone), vast expanses of public land and several mountain ranges, it is no surprise that Summit County is known as ”Colorado’s Playground.”

LIV Sotheby’s International Realty’s Breckenridge office is located in the historic Theobald building on the corner of 101 South Main Street and Ski Hill Road. Contact one of our broker professionals today to learn more about Breckenridge real estate opportunities.