The Old North End is one of Colorado Springs’ most cherished historic districts, known for its grand
turn‑of‑the‑century homes, canopy streets, and a walkable lifestyle close to downtown. While the
neighborhood is dominated by historic single‑family architecture, a small number of thoughtfully placed
townhome communities offer a rare opportunity: low‑maintenance living right in the heart of this storied
district. If you’re browsing Old North End townhomes for sale, expect charm, convenience, and immediate access to some of the city’s most beloved streets and parks.

Real Estate Market Overview — Limited Supply in a Coveted District

Townhomes in the Old North End are few, and units rarely come on the market. Inventory remains tight throughout the year, driven by demand from downsizers, professionals wanting quick downtown access, and buyers drawn to
the historic ambiance without the upkeep of a large yard. Updated interiors, garages, and walkable locations tend to command the highest interest.

What You’ll Commonly Find

• 2–3 bedroom layouts with 2–3 baths
• Attached or assigned parking; some units offer garages
• Classic architecture blended with modern interiors
• Patios or small courtyards for outdoor enjoyment
• HOA‑managed exterior care and snow removal

Price Range & Trends

Because inventory is so limited, pricing varies widely by location and level of updating. Townhomes that maintain historic character while offering modern conveniences typically fall at the higher end of the attached‑home spectrum for central Colorado Springs.

Market Highlights

• Extremely limited supply compared to nearby neighborhoods
• Strong demand from buyers wanting a blend of history and convenience
• Walkability, charm, and district prestige support long‑term value

Buying a Townhome in the Old North End — Local Tips

Know Your HOA & Rules

HOAs vary significantly, especially in smaller complexes. Confirm what dues cover—exterior maintenance, grounds care, trash, and snow removal are common—but double‑check parking rules and any architectural guidelines.

Parking & Access

Because many Old North End streets were laid out in the early 1900s, parking dynamics differ block by block. Prioritize garages or dedicated spaces if you rely on consistent parking access.

Proximity & Lifestyle Fit

Some townhomes sit steps from Wood Avenue or Nevada Avenue, while others are tucked deeper into residential pockets. Walk the area to get a feel for traffic patterns, shade, and evening activity.

Inspection Considerations

Even with HOA coverage, check roof age, siding, windows, and drainage. Inside, look for modern electrical, updated plumbing, and HVAC systems—age varies significantly in central districts.

Neighborhood Highlights for Townhome Buyers

Tree‑Lined Streets & Historic Ambiance

The Old North End is defined by large shade trees, preserved architecture, and some of the city’s most picturesque residential blocks.

Walkability to Parks & Downtown

Walk or bike to Monument Valley Park, Bonforte Park, Colorado College, and Downtown’s dining and cultural attractions.

Central Convenience

Quick access to I‑25, major employers, schools, and the revitalized downtown corridor makes everyday logistics simple.

Frequently Asked Questions — Old North End Townhome Buyers

How do Old North End townhome prices compare to houses?

Townhomes are generally more affordable than historic single‑family homes but command a premium for location and updates.

What do HOA dues usually include?

Most cover exterior care, landscaping, trash, and snow removal. Always verify what projects are planned.

Are rentals or short‑term rentals allowed?

Many HOAs regulate rentals to maintain stability. Short‑term rentals may be restricted—confirm before purchasing.

What should I know about inspections?

Even with HOA maintenance, roofs, siding, drainage, and systems age differently in historic districts—inspect thoroughly.

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Call to Action — Start Your Old North End Townhome Search

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