Relocation Guide & Checklist

In Colorado Springs, the wonders of outdoor living are right at your doorstep. 

Nestled at the base of the majestic Rocky Mountains, this vibrant city offers an abundance of opportunities to connect with nature and indulge in breathtaking landscapes. 

From hiking scenic trails and biking through picturesque parks to rock climbing, fishing, and even whitewater rafting, the possibilities for outdoor adventure are endless. 

With over 300 days of sunshine per year, you can enjoy year-round outdoor activities such as skiing, snowboarding, and snowshoeing during the winter months. 

Whether you're seeking tranquil moments in serene nature reserves, exploring stunning red rock formations like the Garden of the Gods, or embarking on an exhilarating adventure in the nearby Pikes Peak, Colorado Springs provides an idyllic backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts of all ages.

 Embrace the beauty of outdoor living and create unforgettable memories in the heart of nature's playground.

You can also select a neighborhood above to see the reviews of the schools in the different areas. We've created a custom map of all the major school districts around El Paso County so that you can research them on GreatSchools.org.  Check the resources at the bottom of this page.

There aren't many neighborhoods that you can go to that don't have at least a sliver of the Pikes Peak mountain views. If your windows are facing west, you'll be able to get even the best views. 

But to maximize those views, you want to get as close to the mountains as possible. This means anything on the west side of I-25 or somewhere on the north side of the Springs near the Victory Ridge area. 

With the average square footage being 2,760, it makes sense why the Springs has a higher demand for big homes.

From the architecture to lavish amenities in certain neighborhoods, every home is designed to impress. 

Whether you seek a modern masterpiece or a timeless classic, Colorado Springs luxury homes effortlessly combine sophistication with nature's grandeur.

• We have an airport 20 minutes from downtown
• Far less traffic than major cities like Atlanta or Denver
  
• Lots of hiking and things to do for free outdoor
  
• Short drives to Denver, Pueblo, Monument, Castle Rock, Manitou Springs, and Old Colorado City
  
• Cost of living here is lower for large cities
  
• Strong job market
• Modest tax rates
• Several military bases in the area
• Beautiful weather year-round