The median home value in Bond, CO is $422,900.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $1,135,500.
The national median home value is $338,100.
The average price of homes sold in Bond, CO is $422,900.
Approximately 23.4% of Bond homes are owned,
compared to 0% rented, while
76.6% are vacant.
Bond real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you see a property you’re interested in, contact a Bond real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
Courtesy: Coldwell Banker Distinctive Properties
970-476-2113
Own a slice of history in Eagle County! Presenting Yarmony Ranch, located 35 minutes from Wolcott. This property boasts 105 acres with 2 ponds, irrigated pastures and senior water rights, including ownership of the Yarmony Reservoir. Bordering BLM land on 3 sides, you can ride, hike, hunt and explore for days. The home was originally built in 1909 and an addition was built in the 70's. Currently it is 1,764 square feet, has 3 bedrooms + a loft and 1 bathroom. The exterior has been recently updated with a new metal roof, covered front porch and new chinking. The electricity and the plumbing have also been updated. You will be pleasantly surprised at the charm of the interior of the home. It is a historic residence but has all the modern conveniences. The pastures are currently leased to neighbors for hay production and cattle grazing. There is plenty of room for horses, livestock and all your 4H projects and several outbuildings that could be repurposed and put to use, offering many possibilities. In addition there is also a newer, covered hay barn and a 3 bay garage/shop. The views are outstanding, the setting is serene and remote, but not far from town and all that the resorts of Vail, Beaver Creek and Steamboat Springs have to offer. Located on the property, but across Copper Spur Road, hidden from sight, is a bonus, off-the-grid cabin overlooking Yarmony Creek. The 2 Bridges boat ramp put-in/take-out is located 2.5 miles from the ranch on the Colorado River. This is a 1 of a kind, rarely available opportunity to own a legacy ranch in Eagle County!
Courtesy: Slifer Smith & Frampton RFV
970-925-8088
1929 Copper Spur Road is a 3.75-acre property in Eagle County, Colorado. The ready-to-build homesite provides an owner with the opportunity to build their 'home', a 'cabin', and a place to get away from it all. Located within minutes of multiple Colorado River rafting and fishing boat ramps - and immediate [out-the-door] access to hiking trails and hunting (GMU 15) on the adjacent BLM land. 1929 Copper Spur is 41 miles to Vail, 30 miles to Eagle, 50 miles to Steamboat Springs. 'Live Water' from Yarmony Creek is stored in four 2,500-gallon water tanks [10,000 gallons total] to irrigate the garden and multiple fruit trees [an 'orchard' of apple, crab apple, and apricot]. The water well was drilled in 2022 and produced 15 + GMP. Zoned ''resource'' per Eagle County zoning guidelines. Available upon request are: An ILC, an interactive map, the Eagle County Zoning guidelines for 'resource' zoning, and a video of Yarmony Creek.
Courtesy: Slifer Smith & Frampton- Bachelor Gulch
970-845-2300
1929 Copper Spur Road is a 3.75-acre property in Eagle County, Colorado. The ready-to-build homesite provides an owner with the opportunity to build their 'home', a 'cabin', and a place to get away from it all. Located within minutes of multiple Colorado River rafting and fishing boat ramps - and immediate [out-the-door] access to hiking trails and hunting (GMU 15) on the adjacent BLM land. 1929 Copper Spur is 41 miles to Vail, 30 miles to Eagle, 50 miles to Steamboat Springs. 'Live Water' from Yarmony Creek is stored in four 2,500-gallon water tanks [10,000 gallons total] to irrigate the garden and multiple fruit trees [an 'orchard' of apple, crab apple, and apricot]. The water well was drilled in 2022 and produced 15 + GMP. Zoned ''resource'' per Eagle County zoning guidelines. Available upon request are: An ILC, an interactive map, the Eagle County Zoning guidelines for 'resource' zoning, and a video of Yarmony Creek.
