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Find your corner of the Vail Valley

From the villages at the base of Vail Mountain to the towns along the Eagle River, every part of the valley has its own pace. Here is how the valley fits together, and the kinds of homes you will find in each place.

Yellow wildflowers above the Vail Valley with ski runs beyond
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Vail

Gore Creek valley, at the base of Vail Mountain

Vail Village and Lionshead are walkable, largely car-free villages at the foot of Vail Mountain, with lifts, shops and restaurants along Gore Creek. Around them, residential neighborhoods such as Golden Peak, East Vail, Intermountain and West Vail run the length of the valley, linked by the Gore Valley Trail and the town's free buses.

Homes: Condominiums and townhomes in and near the villages; duplexes and single-family homes in the residential neighborhoods.

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Beaver Creek

Above Avon, with Bachelor Gulch and Arrowhead

A gated resort above Avon, built around Beaver Creek Village with its plaza, ice rink, shops and slopeside lodges. Ski trails connect the village to Bachelor Gulch, home of The Ritz-Carlton, Bachelor Gulch, and to Arrowhead at the resort's western end.

Homes: Ski-in, ski-out homes and residences, slopeside condominiums and private mountain homes across the three villages.

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Avon

At the foot of Beaver Creek

A year-round town at the base of Beaver Creek, with a gondola from the Riverfront area up to the resort, Nottingham Park and its lake, and summer concerts at the Avon Pavilion. Shops, groceries and services are close at hand.

Homes: Condominiums and townhomes near the town center and riverfront; single-family homes and duplexes in neighborhoods such as Wildridge.

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EagleVail

Between Vail and Avon, on the Eagle River

An established neighborhood between Vail and Avon, set along the Eagle River around its own golf course and a short drive from both mountains. It is also where Patrick lives.

Homes: Single-family homes, duplexes and townhomes.

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Edwards

Downvalley from Beaver Creek

Edwards gathers shops and restaurants along the Eagle River at the Riverwalk, with private golf and mountain communities around it, including Cordillera, Singletree, Homestead and Lake Creek.

Homes: Townhomes and condominiums near the Riverwalk; single-family homes and homesites in the surrounding communities.

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Cordillera

Above Edwards

A private mountain community above Edwards, known for homes on large wooded lots with long views across the valley. Patrick's featured listing at 115 Alhambra Place overlooks Cordillera's Divide neighborhood.

Homes: Single-family homes and homesites.

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Eagle

Further west along Interstate 70

The Eagle County seat, with a historic main street along Broadway, a bike park and quick access to Eagle County Regional Airport, which serves the valley.

Homes: Single-family homes in established and newer neighborhoods, townhomes and ranch properties.

From the blog: Things to Do in Vail in the Spring Off-Season

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Eagle Bahn Gondola base in Lionshead with Vail Mountain behind
Grassy ski run and chairlift line through summer forest
Fly fisherman in the Eagle River
Hiker on a trail through golden aspens
Not sure where to start?

Patrick has lived in the valley for 20 years

Tell him how you want to live and he will suggest where to look.