Where We Take Calls in El Paso County

These are the neighborhoods and towns we've written up. The line covers the whole county, so call even if your place isn't listed.

Briargate

North-side subdivisions built on old ranch land, with garages, basements and open space nearby.

Foothill neighborhoods with mature trees, rock, trails and plenty of wildlife on the northwest side.

Homes, barns and sheds on wooded acreage in the ponderosa pine north of the city.

Monument, Woodmoor and Palmer Lake on the Palmer Divide, between Pike National Forest and Black Forest.

Fast-growing subdivisions and rural acreage on the grassland northeast of Colorado Springs.

Wooded hillsides, creek lots and older homes on the southwest side, below Cheyenne Mountain.

Historic homes and hillside lots along Fountain Creek at the foot of Pikes Peak.

The city's oldest neighborhood, with older homes, alleys and the shops along Colorado Ave.

A growing city ten miles south of downtown, east of Fort Carson along Fountain Creek.

Two established communities south of the city, with homes going back to the 1950s and 1960s.

Newer east-side neighborhoods along Powers Blvd., from Stetson Hills down toward Peterson.