Real estate in Granby

A year-round town where US-40 and US-34 meet, with more house for the money and Lake Granby close by.

Living in Granby

Granby is where I live and where I'm raising my son, so this is the town I know best. It sits where US-40 and US-34 meet, which puts it at the center of Grand County. Lake Granby is close, Grand Lake and the west entrance to Rocky Mountain National Park are north, Granby Ranch's ski area is just south, and Winter Park Resort is about 30 minutes away. Denver is about 2 hours over Berthoud Pass.

It's a real year-round town, with more full-time residents than the resort towns, plus the shops, services and schools that come with that: Granby Elementary, East Grand Middle School and Middle Park High School.

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Granby neighborhoods

In town: older homes close to shops and schools.
The edges of town: newer builds made for mountain winters.
Granby Ranch: newer luxury homes, townhomes, ski-in/ski-out and homesites, with its own ski area, golf course and bike trails.
Grand Elk: newer homes and lots around Grand Elk Golf Club.
Legacy Park Ranch, Val Moritz and Innsbruck: more of Granby's luxury neighborhoods.
Grand Lake Estates and acreage and ranch land outside town.

The Granby housing market

Granby generally gives you more house for the money than Winter Park, with a real neighborhood feel and a longer drive to the big resort. It has several luxury neighborhoods, and it's one of the county's busiest short-term rental areas. Homes are selling here right now. Across Grand County the median sold price was $660,000 in August 2026, down from $799,000 a year earlier (Grand County MLS, residential).

How I can help in Granby

Buying: buying a home, luxury homes, FHA and first-time buyers, second homes, vacation rentals and land.

Selling: selling your home and what your Granby home is worth.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Granby, Colorado known for?

Being the year-round crossroads of Grand County, where US-40 and US-34 meet, close to Lake Granby, Granby Ranch, Grand Lake and Rocky Mountain National Park.