Erie, Colorado, is a vibrant town that blends small-town charm with modern amenities and a lively community spirit. Between Boulder and Denver, Erie offers stunning mountain views, beautiful parks, and top-rated schools. With its thriving downtown, outdoor recreation opportunities, and welcoming atmosphere, Erie provides an exceptional quality of life in Northern Colorado.
Browse live, active IRES MLS listings in Erie below — updated in real time, not a stale snapshot — or reach out and we'll send you a curated list matched to what you're looking for.
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Moving To Erie: What You'll Want To Know First
The questions people actually ask Christine before
they ask about houses — schools, the drive, and what's being built — answered for
Erie specifically rather than for Weld County in general.
Schools In Erie
Erie is served by St. Vrain Valley Schools serves most of Erie (including Erie High School); a portion of town falls in Boulder Valley School District (BVSD) depending on the neighborhood. Attendance boundaries decide which school a specific address feeds into, and they don't follow town lines — if a school is driving the move, send the shortlist over and we'll check the boundary on each address before you tour it.
The Commute From Erie
About 27 miles / 39 minutes to Denver via I-25, and roughly 15-18 miles to Boulder — within a reasonable daily commute of both job centers.
What's Changing In Erie
Erie is one of the southern Weld County towns seeing outsized growth from buyers priced out of Boulder County and metro Denver.
What Homes Cost In Erie
Right now there are 189 active listings in Erie, at a median asking price of $699,999. That works out to about $284 per square foot. Straight from the IRES MLS feed as of 2026-08-17 — not a figure typed into this page and left to rot. Search every one of them below.
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Life In Erie
What It's Like To Live In Erie
Things To Do In Erie
Visit the Luvin Arms Animal Sanctuary to meet rescued farm animals through guided tours. Experience seasonal fun at Anderson Farms, known for its 25-acre corn maze, pumpkin patch, and hayrides during the fall season. Enjoy a leisurely walk or fishing at Thomas Reservoir. Spend time at Erie Community Park, a roughly 40-acre space featuring picnic shelters, sports fields, a skatepark, and walking trails. Explore Erie's history at the Wise Homestead Museum, a late 19th-century homestead.
Restaurants & Dining
24 Carrot Bistro is a local favorite for weekend brunch, known for its eggs Benedict. The Old Mine is the go-to for comfort food — great pizza and barbecue — and Echo Brewing and Pizzeria rounds things out with house-brewed beer and wood-fired pizza.
Erie has its own dedicated off-leash park: The Boneyard at Reliance Park, a 7.9-acre facility with a double-gated entry and separate fenced areas for large and small dogs.
Erie Recreation Center
The Erie Community Center (450 Powers St.) is the town's hub for indoor recreation — a full-court gymnasium for basketball and volleyball, an indoor pool with a lazy river and hot tub, racquetball courts, several meeting rooms, and fitness programming, plus the Columbine Lounge for active adults.
Best Hikes & Trails Near Erie
The Erie Forest Trail is a beginner-friendly connector trail through Erie's growing singletrack network. The Coal Creek Trail runs along Erie's edge toward Broomfield and Louisville, and Thomas Reservoir has its own walking loop around the water.
How Far Is Everything
Nearest Restaurant And Gas Station To Erie
Small-town Colorado is wonderful right up until
you need dinner and a tank of gas. Here is the real answer for Erie — drive
time, not straight-line distance, because out here those are not the same number.
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See It For Yourself
Why Everyone Loves Living in Erie, Colorado
A real video tour from Christine Gwinnup's own YouTube channel.
The other half of Erie's food scene, alongside 24 Carrot. Between the two of them, the assumption that a small town means no dinner options doesn't survive a weekend.
Golf
Colorado National Golf Club
Erie's championship course, with Front Range views the whole way round. For a certain buyer this is the entire reason Erie beats the towns either side of it.
Downtown
Colliers Hill
A master-planned community in Erie with parks, trails and Front Range views. I've sold in here, and the trail network is the part people underestimate on a first visit.
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Meet Christine Gwinnup
Your Erie Real Estate Agent
RealTrends Verified in the Top 0.5% of Realtors nationwide, with 150+
homes sold across Northern Colorado and 30+ more every year. A
Certified Real Estate Negotiator (CREN), Christine
helps buyers and sellers at every price point — first homes, new builds, acreage,
and everything in between — in and around Erie.
“Known as the little lady with the big (and fun-loving) personality, I just have to say — Christine is a total rockstar! Her leadership in this industry is something I truly admire. She shows up with confidence, insight, and a collaborative spirit that raises the bar for everyone around her. Whether she's sharing market strategies or bringing her collected energy to a transaction, Christine keeps things moving with grace and momentum. Her clients are beyond lucky — they're working with a true professional who knows her stuff and leads with heart.”
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Christine's Work In Erie
Examples Of Christine's Marketing In Erie
This is what your listing would look like. Filmed on location in Erie by Christine herself — not a slideshow, not stock footage of somewhere that looks a bit like Erie.
No stock photography — these are real shots from around
Erie, the same places Christine Gwinnup shows clients every week.
Downtown Erie's historic main-street blocks in full summer bloomPatio season in downtown ErieThe splash pad on a summer afternoon in ErieLighted tennis and pickleball courts in Erie's Colliers Hill communityThe central green and playfields at Colliers HillBallfields with Front Range views in Colliers Hill — the next phase already grading in the distanceThe Revolution Pumptrack, one of Colliers Hill's neighborhood amenitiesBasketball courts and climbing structures at Colliers Hill's community parkParkland and gathering spaces woven through Colliers HillTrails and open space connecting the neighborhoods of Colliers Hill
Getting Around
How Walkable Is Erie?
What you can actually reach on foot from the middle of
Erie — scored across ten everyday errands, not just the
grocery store.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Erie, CO a good place to live?
That depends on what you're weighing. Erie, Colorado, is a vibrant town that blends small-town charm with modern amenities and a lively community spirit. It's served by St. Vrain Valley Schools serves most of Erie (including Erie High School); a portion of town falls in Boulder Valley School District (BVSD) depending on the neighborhood. About 27 miles / 39 minutes to Denver via I-25, and roughly 15-18 miles to Boulder — within a reasonable daily commute of both job centers. If you want the honest version for your own situation, Christine will talk it through — including the case for a different Northern Colorado town when that's the better fit.
What is it like living in Erie, CO?
Erie, Colorado, is a vibrant town that blends small-town charm with modern amenities and a lively community spirit. Erie is one of the southern Weld County towns seeing outsized growth from buyers priced out of Boulder County and metro Denver. The Erie page covers schools, commute times, restaurants, trails and dog parks, with live IRES MLS listings for the town.
Who is the best real estate agent in Erie, CO?
Christine Gwinnup of The Little Lady Sells Homes (LPT Realty) is a real estate agent serving Erie and the rest of Weld County — with 150+ homes sold across Northern Colorado's Larimer, Weld, and Boulder County Front Range.
Does Christine Gwinnup work with buyers and sellers in Erie?
Yes. Christine Gwinnup represents both buyers and sellers in Erie — first-time buyers, families, downsizers, acreage buyers, and relocation clients at every price point.
What is the median home price in Erie, CO?
As of 2026-08-17, the median asking price across the 189 active listings in Erie is $699,999, or about $284 per square foot. That is live IRES MLS inventory, recomputed as listings change, not a figure typed in once. Asking prices are not sale prices — what homes actually close for is in the monthly Northern Colorado market report.
What are the best hikes and trails near Erie, CO?
The Erie Forest Trail is a beginner-friendly connector trail through Erie's growing singletrack network. The Coal Creek Trail runs along Erie's edge toward Broomfield and Louisville, and Thomas Reservoir has its own walking loop around the water.
What school district serves Erie, CO?
Erie is served by St. Vrain Valley Schools serves most of Erie (including Erie High School); a portion of town falls in Boulder Valley School District (BVSD) depending on the neighborhood.
How far is Erie, CO from major job centers?
About 27 miles / 39 minutes to Denver via I-25, and roughly 15-18 miles to Boulder — within a reasonable daily commute of both job centers.
Can you have chickens in Erie, CO?
Yes — the Town of Erie allows backyard chickens, but you need a chicken license from the Town before bringing any chickens onto the property, and the lot must be larger than 5,000 square feet. If the property is in an HOA-governed neighborhood, check with the HOA first — most Erie HOAs prohibit chickens even where the Town itself allows them. For the current hen-count limit and coop setback rules, apply directly through the Town of Erie's Chicken License program at erieco.gov.
