Erie combines historic small-town charm with modern amenities, making it one of the most appealing communities along the Front Range. Its revitalized downtown is the heart of the community, featuring local coffee shops, craft breweries, and family-owned restaurants where neighbors gather year-round. Seasonal events like the Erie Town Fair & Balloon Festival, Concerts in the Park, and farmers markets create a lively community spirit.
Families are drawn to Erie’s highly rated St. Vrain Valley and Boulder Valley schools, while professionals appreciate the town’s central location for commuting to both Boulder and Denver. Outdoor enthusiasts can enjoy miles of biking and hiking trails, including the Coal Creek Trail and access to nearby open space.
The blend of modern housing developments, quiet suburban neighborhoods, and historic downtown streets means Erie has something for everyone—from young professionals and families to retirees looking for community. With a strong local identity and stunning mountain views, Erie continues to grow while preserving its small-town appeal.
Old Town Erie is the historic heart of the community, with its brick-paved Briggs Street lined with local restaurants, pubs, coffee shops, and boutiques. Residents enjoy walkability to community events, art shows, and seasonal festivals. Housing includes historic cottages, updated single-family homes, and modern infill builds, making Old Town ideal for those who want character and convenience.
Perched on elevated terrain, Erie Highlands offers new construction homes with panoramic mountain views. The neighborhood features a community clubhouse, pool, parks, and miles of walking trails. With proximity to downtown Erie restaurants and quick access to commuting routes, Erie Highlands is one of the area’s most sought-after modern communities.
Built around the Colorado National Golf Club, Vista Ridge is one of Erie’s premier master-planned communities. Residents enjoy golf course views, neighborhood pools, tennis courts, and easy access to the clubhouse restaurant. Homes range from luxury single-family residences to stylish townhomes, making Vista Ridge popular with both families and professionals.
Flatiron Meadows combines newer construction with access to top-rated Boulder Valley schools. Parks, trails, and open spaces weave throughout the community, making it ideal for families and outdoor lovers. The neighborhood is also close to Erie’s shopping, dining, and quick routes to Boulder.
Colliers Hill is a growing master-planned neighborhood featuring beautiful single-family homes, a clubhouse, pool, and extensive trail system. Its elevated location provides sweeping views of the Rocky Mountains. Residents appreciate its community feel, access to schools, and proximity to downtown Erie’s dining and cultural events.
Canyon Creek offers a mix of affordable single-family homes and townhomes in a convenient location near parks, trails, and Erie Elementary. The neighborhood is close to shopping, casual dining, and major commuting corridors, making it a practical and welcoming choice for families and first-time buyers.
Located near Erie Community Park, Grandview features newer single-family homes and townhomes. Its central location provides easy access to Erie schools, restaurants, and trails. Families love the walkability to parks and community amenities, while commuters appreciate quick access to Highway 287 and I-25.
A newer development in Erie, Morgan Hill features modern homes with open layouts, energy-efficient features, and community parks. The neighborhood emphasizes family living with easy access to Erie’s trail system and downtown dining. With scenic views and a variety of home styles, Morgan Hill continues to attract buyers looking for newer housing options in Erie.
37,107 people live in Erie, where the median age is 37.8 and the average individual income is $62,435. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Erie has 12,960 households, with an average household size of 2.86. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. Here’s what the people living in Erie do for work — and how long it takes them to get there. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau. 37,107 people call Erie home. The population density is 917.27 and the largest age group is Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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