Gypsum

Hole in the Sky gentle climate

Gypsum is a western sibling neighborhood to Eagle, only 40 minutes from Vail & a quick drive to Costco and the Eagle Airport. This scenic community offers a mixture of housing, Gypsum Creek golf course & popular rec center.   According to a Vail Daily article from 2006, legend has it that Hole in the Sky was the name the Ute Indians, indigenous to the Valley, gave to the area now known as Cotton Ranch. Part of the ‘banana belt,’ this spot where the sun shines brighter and more often and the temperature is warmer and stays mild longer, is located just 35 miles west of Vail and 23 miles west of Beaver Creek. The 6,300-foot elevation fosters a gentle climate and allows a golfing & gardening season that seems to stretch on forever.

Gypsum Properties

$1,112,085

Average Listing Price

75

Active Listings

$450

Price/Sq Ft.

1.3333%

Foreclosures / REO

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New Listings (7)
Foreclosure Listings (1)
Single Family Homes for Sale (31)
Condos & Townhomes for Sale (2)

About the Neighborhood

There are community events
Neighbors are friendly
Great schools
Yards are well-kept
Parks and playgrounds
It's dog friendly
Kids play outside
Golfing

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