
Downtown
As Highway 40 turns into Lincoln Ave, the road meanders slowly through the heart of downtown Steamboat Springs. The old brick buildings, shops,and restaurants give the appearance of a busy city center coupled with Steamboat’s famous laid-back way of life. This stretch of road is closed down the first week of every February as the 100+ year long tradition of the Steamboat Winter Carnival takes place with a skiing band, tons of events for the kids, and fireworks with the Lighted Man skiing down Howelsen Hill. Founded in 1900 by original settler James Crawford, who had arrived earlier in 1874, Steamboat Springs brought in the railroad in 1909 and the rest is history. Steamboat fast became one of the largest cattle shipping centers in the west and was soon followed by Carl Howelsen introducing ski jumping to the Yampa Valley in the early 1910s. The downtown neighborhoods stretch from the edge of Strawberry Park, south to the Yampa River, as far east as the Hilltop connector road, and as far west as the Sunny Side subdivision. Downtown is filled with apartments, rustic cottages, larger estates and multi-family units that are at the center of everything Steamboat Springs has to offer. Walking and biking are the only way to get around as no home is really more than 10 minutes from the in street. The natural spectacle of Howelsen Hill plays host to many events throughout the year including the Summer Free Concert Series, Free Skiing Sundays, the Steamboat Pro Rodeo Series, biking and hiking trails, and home to one of the most respected and accomplished skiing/snowboarding schools in the country: The Steamboat Springs Winter Sports Club. There are a few newer mixed-use buildings such as The Olympian, The Victorian, Alpenglow, and Howelsen Place that allow for luxury condo living above the streetscape of Lincoln Ave. “Old Town”, as it is referred to by the locals, is primarily made up of single-family homes with access to the Soda Creek Kindergarten through 5th Grade school. The newly renovated Bud Memorial Library and Old Town Hot Springs recreation center are at the west and east ends of Lincoln Ave, respectively, and easily accessible with a quick walk. Downtown Steamboat mostly consists of families, empty nesters, full and part time residents, and a lot of longtime locals that have lived in the Yampa Valley for 40+ years.
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$2,345,000
3 3 Beds
2 | 1 2 | 1 Baths
2,107 Sqft 2,107 Sqft
S1057993Listing No. S1057993
CondoProperty Type: Condo
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$5,400,000
3 3 Beds
3 3 Baths
1,992 Sqft 1,992 Sqft
S1058117Listing No. S1058117
CondoProperty Type: Condo
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$4,950,000
6 6 Beds
2 | 3 2 | 3 Baths
5,305 Sqft 5,305 Sqft
S1061657Listing No. S1061657
HouseProperty Type: House
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$4,850,000
5 5 Beds
4 | 2 4 | 2 Baths
5,155 Sqft 5,155 Sqft
S1056476Listing No. S1056476
HouseProperty Type: House
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$4,820,000
4 4 Beds
3 | 1 3 | 1 Baths
4,275 Sqft 4,275 Sqft
S1050996Listing No. S1050996
HouseProperty Type: House
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$4,600,000
5 5 Beds
6 6 Baths
3,717 Sqft 3,717 Sqft
S1058224Listing No. S1058224
HouseProperty Type: House
(14)

$3,990,000
6 6 Beds
4 | 1 4 | 1 Baths
3,884 Sqft 3,884 Sqft
S1056394Listing No. S1056394
HouseProperty Type: House
(16)

$3,990,000
6 6 Beds
4 | 1 4 | 1 Baths
3,884 Sqft 3,884 Sqft
S1056395Listing No. S1056395
HouseProperty Type: House
(14)

$2,495,000
5 5 Beds
4 4 Baths
2,946 Sqft 2,946 Sqft
S1062607Listing No. S1062607
HouseProperty Type: House
(41)


$2,325,000
4 4 Beds
2 | 2 2 | 2 Baths
2,608 Sqft 2,608 Sqft
S1058297Listing No. S1058297
HouseProperty Type: House
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(36)

$2,300,000
4 4 Beds
3 | 1 3 | 1 Baths
2,599 Sqft 2,599 Sqft
S1061616Listing No. S1061616
HouseProperty Type: House
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$1,848,000
4 4 Beds
4 | 1 4 | 1 Baths
2,524 Sqft 2,524 Sqft
S1051296Listing No. S1051296
CondoProperty Type: Condo
(14)
