If you love the idea of living in a small town, you may be interested in the homes for sale in Alma, CO. According to the US Census Bureau, there were 270 people living in the town, which has a total area of 0.362 square miles, in 2010. In 2016, it was estimated that 289 people lived in Alma.
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$1,195,000234 Peterson Drive
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$194,000154 Georges Way
Alma, CO 80420 -
$650,000240 Main Street
Alma, CO 80420 -
$550,00043 Singleton Road
Alma, CO 80420 -
$89,000165 Spruce Street
Alma, CO 80420 -
$2,995,5001453 Ponderosa Road
Alma, CO 80420 -
$199,000797 Peterson Drive
Alma, CO 80440 -
$135,0001255 Quartzville Road
Alma, CO 80440 -
$85,000135 Spruce Street
Alma, CO 80420 -
$115,000TBD Spruce Street
Alma, CO 80420 -
$695,000131 Main Street #0
Alma, CO 80420 -
$325,000TBD Glacier Ridge Road
Alma, CO 80420
Located in Park County, Alma stands at an elevation of 10,578 feet, making it the country’s highest incorporated municipality with permanent residents. It sits at the feet of three mountain peaks and is a favorite of hiking enthusiasts.
Alma’s residents make up a closely-knit community, with many working in Summit County. It has a subarctic climate with long, cold winters and short summers that are cool to mild. If this appeals to you, there are a number of homes for sale in Alma, CO that you should tour.
Zip Code
80420
Schools
Edith Teter Elementary School
Bristlecone Montessori School
Silverheels Middle School
South Park High School
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