Estes Park Colorado Real Estate

Estes Park, Colorado real estate has  only improved considerably since the early 1980s. A man-made earthen dam  collapsed in nearby Rocky Mountain National Park in 1982, sending the river  down to wreak havoc on Estes real estate, culminating in almost the  total destruction of the village's main street. Yet Estes Park, subsequently  and still known as "The Gutsiest Little Town," used the catastrophe  to its advantage and went through a major renewal and redevelopment of the  downtown area.

Visit the downtown core today and you'll enjoy a  main street lined with gorgeous shade trees, landscaped with mountain flowers  and decorated with Victorian-style lampposts and lights as well as comfortable  benches -- all the better for resting awhile to watch the passing scene stroll  by. Stroll along the shores of Lake Estes, or the Fall River. Be sure to visit  the landscaped sculpture garden near the river, as well.

Real Estate in Estes Park, Colorado

Estes Park, Colorado real estate has  been exceedingly popular since the opening of F.O. Stanley's magnificent  Stanley Hotel in 1909. Millions of visitors have come to this lovely community  located more than 7,500 feet above sea level since then, including the Emperor  of Japan, President George W. Bush, Pope John Paul II, and many other famous,  infamous and not-famous-at-all individuals.

If  you're interested in becoming one of the fortunate people who purchase Estes  real estate -- either year round use or during family vacations in the  spring and summer -- call upon the professionals at Ponderosa Realty...today!