Developments like Meadowgreen, Eagles Watch, Coyote Run, Neighborhoods at Youngs Peak, Lynx Basin Estates and others all have the ability to tap into Morrison Creek Water.  Buyers looking for more affordable options than living in Steamboat will want to look at Stagecoach due to the recreational opportunities, natural beauty and proximity to Steamboat.  So make sure you do your homework so there are no surprises.

Scroll down to see two maps of Stagecoach showing the zoning, water and sewer utilities, and (in 2nd map of South Stagecoach) which roads are built and unbuilt.

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Stagecoach Subdivisions, Zoning and Water Utilities

South Stagecoach map of subdivisions, zoning and water utilites

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Stagecoach Lake view from South Shore

Looking back at 2017, there was a lot of activity in Stagecoach, Colorado. The potential ski area sale never materialized, and the Department of Water Resources declared a moratorium on new wells and vault septic systems in certain subdivisions.

As of January 2018, the ski area is no longer under contract and the drilling of new wells and installation of vault septic containers is on hold until further notice.  Both are unfortunate setbacks to an area that was building good momentum for buyers and sellers, especially with the speculative lots toward the back of Stagecoach that were selling for under $10,000.

Stagecoach had 119 sales in 2017 with 29 single family home sales, 20 condo and townhome sales, and 70 vacant land parcels.  Almost 40% of Stagecoach properties that sold in 2017 were priced less than $25,000, with sales ranging from a $3,250 lot in South Station to a $23,500 lot in South Shore.  Stagecoach developments with the most sales under $10,000 were:  Black Horse I (5 sales), Horseback (3), Morningside (5), Overland (12 sales), Sky Hitch (3), Sky Hitch II (2), Sky Hitch III (1), Sky Hitch IV (5), South Station (2) and South Station II (2) and South Shore (3 sales).

There were also a number of Stagecoach Townhomes, Eagles Nest Townhomes and Wagon Wheel Condos that sold in 2017 as buyers and investors looked for less expensive options outside of Steamboat Springs.  There were 11 Stagecoach Townhome sales ranged from $217,000-$245,000 depending on size, location, and finishes/upgrades.  There were 7 Wagon Wheel condos that sold for $117,000-$145,000 also depending on size and number of bedrooms.  Finally, 2 Eagles Nest Townhomes sold for $195,500 and $228,000.

Finally, see below for a full list of single family homes that sold in Stagecoach in 2017.  Almost all of the sales closed between June and October, so if you are selling, your home should be listed and in perfect showing condition by May.  (And if you are a buyer, have your check book ready when the snow melts.)  Here is a list of Stagecoach 2017 sales, and click here to see all the homes currently for sale in Stagecoach:

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Stagecoach Real Estate Stats

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