Old North End

Old North End is one of Colorado Springs’ most iconic and historically significant neighborhoods, located just north of downtown. Known for its wide, tree-lined streets and stately homes, the neighborhood offers a timeless residential atmosphere paired with convenient access to urban amenities, parks, and cultural destinations.

Homes in Old North End primarily date from the late 1800s through the early 1900s and include Victorian, Craftsman, Tudor, and Colonial-style residences. Many homes retain original architectural details such as large front porches, detailed woodwork, and formal layouts, while others have been thoughtfully renovated to blend historic character with modern functionality. Lot sizes are generally larger than many other in-town neighborhoods, adding to the area’s long-term desirability.

The average sales price in Old North End typically falls in the mid-to-high $800,000s, while upper-end and fully restored properties often reach into the $1.1M–$1.4M+ range, particularly for larger homes or those located near Monument Valley Park. Pricing is influenced by architectural significance, renovation quality, lot size, and proximity to green space.

Old North End supports a highly walkable and active lifestyle. Monument Valley Park borders the neighborhood and provides miles of walking and biking trails, while downtown Colorado Springs, local restaurants, coffee shops, and cultural venues are just minutes away. The area is especially popular with professionals, executives, and buyers who value in-town living with historic charm.

Served by Colorado Springs School District 11, Old North End is prized for its strong community identity, architectural legacy, and enduring appeal. With its combination of historic homes, central location, and park access, it remains one of the most sought-after neighborhoods in Colorado Springs.