Breckenridge
Bekkedal Breckenridge CO Homes South of Town
By RealEstateColorado.com

Located in the heart of Colorado’s Summit County a mile from the friendly Town of Breckenridge, the multi-level Bekkedal Breckenridge real estate is surrounded by a Rocky Mountain paradise.  Bekkedal’s Breckenridge CO homes are in a great location and are one of the best values on the market—for vacation homes or permanent residences.

Own a quiet “cabin” in the woods where you can slip away and enjoy privacy on a secluded Bekkedal Breckenridge lot that is enhanced by the Arapahoe National Forest in your backyard.  You will be able to readily hike and snowshoe on the trails behind your Breckenridge home and fish on the Blue River right across the street.  Add to that some magnificent ski-slope views out your front window, from your sun room, or from a hot tub on one of many decks, and you’ll always be in bliss.  Not to mention the convenience of living just south of downtown Breckenridge real estate and the world-class Breckenridge Resort ski area where 25 ski lifts and 2,043 skiable acres spread over four distinct peaks of the Ten Mile Range.

If you're looking for a quiet place on paved roads, then these charming homes with two-car garages will accommodate your extras.  The open floor plans feature many hardwood floors, vaulted ceilings, log accents, and beautiful fireplaces.  The historic mining town’s history, great Summit County Schools and Colorado Mountain College campus, and winter and summer recreational cornucopia make owning property for any reason a win/win proposition. 

Adjacent to the ski area, a popular Nordic ski area, the Recreation Center make it easy for everyone in the family to be active all year long.  Some may choose see the world on horseback or from the Jack Nicklaus-designed public golf course.  Mountain bikers whiz down the front side of Peak 8 on the Pioneer Trail from the top of the Colorado SuperChair and wildflower lovers hike the expansive mountain meadows.  

The Town is the oldest and largest of the Summit County, Colorado communities.  Gold was discovered in 1859 and the town sprouted up to service the growing population, leaving behind an authentic national historic district and handsome architecture.  When in Town, take in the arts, music, and cultural attractions as well as festivals and activities perfectly designed to bring respite from regular city living.  A little time spent walking down Main Street will acquaint you with the very best the town has to offer.

For expert guidance buying property in the area, contact Rick Allemang at 888-547-1002 or e-mail info@realestatecolorado.com.  Rick and the staff at www.RealEstateColorado.com are ready to help you find the perfect option to meet your goals.