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Breckenridge, CO
Overview
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Breckenridge is a town in Summit County, Colorado. According to a 2004 population estimate Breckenridge is home to approximately 3250 residents. In the winter months Breckenridge is known as being a popular ski resort home to several ski areas located on the Rocky Mountains. Breckenridge was named after Vice President, John C. Breckinridge. After the civil war a slight spelling change was made taking the 'i' and replacing it with an 'e'.
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Geography
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The base at Breckenridge is approximately 9600 feet above sea level and the top elevation is just shy of 13,000 feet above sea level and covers over 2200 acres of skiable terrain. Denver is located approximately 80 miles east of Breckenridge.
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Climate
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Breckenridge receives an average snowfall of 300 inches. The coldest month of the year is typically January with temperatures ranging from highs of 28 degrees F to lows in the single digits. Summer months are very comfortable with daily high temperatures ranging in the high 60 degree F range to low 70 degree F range.
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Housing
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Breckenridge offers a nice variety of townhomes and condominiums. Whether you are looking to relocate or purchase vacation property the town Breckenridge real estate ranges in price anywhere from the $ 300,000 range to the $1 million or multi-million dollar range.
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In Summary
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Breckenridge is known for maintaining the sense of an alpine environment community. Winter in Brecknridge is a haven for skiiers, but summer months offer great hiking, fly-fishing on the Blue River and boating on Lake Dillon. The Riverwalk Center is a popular venue for the cultural enthusiast as it is home to the National Repertory Orchestra and the Breckenridge Music Institute. For the golfer, Breckenridge is home to a Jack Nicklaus designed golf course. Breckenridge is a growing, friendly, relaxing community and a great place to raise a family.
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Breckenridge Real Estate Links
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