Evergreen
Living in Evergreen, Colorado
Evergreen is where the Rockies meet real life — 30 minutes from Denver, a world away from ordinary. Tucked into the Jefferson County foothills at nearly 7,000 feet, Evergreen has the kind of character that takes decades to develop and can't be manufactured anywhere else. Evergreen Lake anchors the heart of town, offering kayaking and paddleboarding in summer and one of Colorado's most beloved outdoor ice skating rinks in winter. Historic downtown along Main Street is lined with locally owned galleries, restaurants, and shops that feel unhurried and genuine.
Evergreen Real Estate Market
For buyers, Evergreen offers something increasingly rare in the Denver metro: true mountain living without sacrificing access. You're 30 minutes to downtown Denver, 45 minutes to DIA, and minutes from world-class hiking in Jefferson County Open Space. Homes range from cozy mountain cabins and updated A-frames starting in the mid-$500s to grand estate properties on multiple acres above $2M. The median sits around $891,000 as of mid-2026, per REColorado data — a reflection of the lifestyle premium that Evergreen commands and consistently delivers.
Why Buy With Jones Team Colorado
Browse current Evergreen homes for sale above. Tim and Sandy Jones lived in Evergreen themselves and have been selling foothills real estate since 2011. They know the neighborhoods, the nuances, and what daily life here actually looks like.
Evergreen, Colorado: Frequently Asked Questions
What is the median home price in Evergreen, CO?
The median home price in Evergreen is around $891,000 as of mid-2026, with entry-level mountain homes starting in the mid-$500s and estate properties on multiple acres exceeding $2 million.
How far is Evergreen from downtown Denver?
Evergreen is about 30 minutes from downtown Denver and roughly 45 minutes from Denver International Airport, making it a viable option for buyers who want mountain living with a manageable commute.
What neighborhoods are part of Evergreen, Colorado?
Evergreen includes several distinct sub-areas, including El Rancho, Bergen Park, Hiwan, and Upper Bear Creek, each with its own lot sizes, elevation, and character.
Is Evergreen, CO a good place to live?
Evergreen offers a mountain lifestyle with lake recreation, hiking access, and a walkable historic downtown, combined with a realistic commute into the Denver metro area — a combination that draws both relocating families and Denver-area move-up buyers.
