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Castle Pines homes for sale, live from the MLS: every house, townhome and condo for sale in Castle Pines, Colorado, updated the moment a home lists or sells. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

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Castle Pines Market Snapshot

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$301
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$1,051,166
Med. List Price

The Castle Pines homes for sale in the grid above span a young Douglas County city on both sides of I-25: Castle Pines North on the west side, The Canyons on the east side and the Castle Valley plan just south of Village Square. The Kenna Group at Keller Williams DTC, formerly Kenna Real Estate Group, sorts them by the three things that change the math here: which side of I-25 the lot sits on, which metro district bills it, and whether the address is inside the city at all.

Where are Castle Pines homes for sale, exactly?

  • A city since 2008. Voters approved incorporation on November 6, 2007, by about four to one, and the first city officials took office in March 2008. The city was named Castle Pines North until voters dropped "North" on November 2, 2010. Home rule followed on May 14, 2019.
  • Size. The 2020 Census counted 11,036 residents on 9.594 square miles of land. The Census Bureau's estimate for July 2025 is 15,583.
  • Two sides of I-25. West of the interstate: Castle Pines North, Village Square and Castle Valley. East of it: The Canyons, a 3,343-acre area the city annexed in 2009.
  • One ZIP, more than one government. ZIP code 80108 is shared with unincorporated county communities and a neighboring town. The gated Village at Castle Pines uses Castle Rock mailing addresses and is unincorporated Douglas County, not part of the city.

Castle Pines city limits and neighborhoods map

The navy shape is the City of Castle Pines as the US Census Bureau draws it in its 2026 boundary data. The sage shapes around it are the neighboring towns and unincorporated areas, including the gated Village at Castle Pines, which is not part of the city. Teal pins mark landmarks. Sage pins mark Castle Pines neighborhoods with homes for sale, each placed at the center of its listings.

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Castle Pines city limits and neighborhoods mapMap of the City of Castle Pines boundary from US Census Bureau 2026 data, with the towns and unincorporated areas around it, county lines, landmark pins and neighborhood pins that link to each area.CASTLE PINESI-25Castle RockCastle Pines Village (uninc.)DOUGLAS COUNTYCastle Pines North homes for saleCastle Pines NorthThe Canyons homes for saleThe CanyonsThe Townes At Skyline Ridge homes for saleTownes atSkylineLagae Ranch homes for saleLagae RanchCanyons At Castle Pines homes for saleCanyons AtCastle PinesEstates At Buffalo Ridge homes for saleCastle Valley homes for saleSkyline Ridge homes for saleSkylineRidgeForest Park homes for saleForest ParkHidden Pointe homes for saleHidden PointeBriar Cliff homes for saleBriar CliffGlen Oaks homes for saleGlenOaksRomar West homes for saleRomar WestCastle Pines City Hall, 7437 Village Square Dr, Suite 200City HallKing Soopers, 7284 Lagae RdKing SoopersN
  • Landmark pin
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  • Castle Pines city limits
  • Outside the city: another town or city
  • Outside the city: unincorporated (uninc.)
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Map not to survey scale. Boundaries are simplified for display; the official city and county sites below are the record for any one address.

Check an address: Douglas County property search

Sources: US Census Bureau TIGER/Line and TIGERweb boundaries and roads, 2026 vintage; US Census Bureau Geocoder; Neighborhood pins: average location of each community's active and coming-soon MLS listings on kennarealestate.com, pulled October 22, 2026; Landmarks and local favorites: each place's official website or the managing agency's page.

Which Castle Pines are you buying in?

West of I-25 · original city

Castle Pines North

The area that incorporated in 2008. Water and sewer come from Castle Pines North Metropolitan District, formed in 1984. Coyote Ridge, The Retreat and Daniels Gate parks sit here, along with The Ridge public golf course.

Castle Pines North homes · Esperanza · Tapestry Hills

East of I-25 · new

The Canyons

Shea Homes bought 1,270 of the 3,343 acres in 2015 and planned about 2,000 homes there, with 15 miles of trails and the Canyon House clubhouse. Water comes from Parker Water and Sanitation District.

The Canyons homes · Canyons at Castle Pines

South of Village Square

Castle Valley (formerly Lagae Ranch)

A 249-acre plan zoned in 2008 for up to 231 single-family and 400 multi-family homes, with 76 acres of open space and Elk Ridge Park. First homes went up in 2017.

Lagae Ranch · Castle Valley · Townes at Skyline Ridge

Own metro district

Hidden Pointe, Forest Park and the west-side enclaves

Smaller named subdivisions inside the city, each with its own listings page. Hidden Pointe has its own metro district, levying 3.500 mills for 2026.

Hidden Pointe · Forest Park · Briar Cliff · Glen Oaks

Happy Canyon · I-25

Castle Pines Town Center

354 acres at the northwest corner of Happy Canyon Road and I-25, zoned in 2012 for up to 475 single-family and 200 multifamily homes plus shops. Homes began going up in 2019.

Town Center homes · Castle Pines new construction

Castle Rock address · county

The Village at Castle Pines

A gated, 2,800-acre community with five staffed gates and two private golf clubs. It is unincorporated Douglas County, governed by the Castle Pines Homes Association and its own metro district.

Village at Castle Pines homes · Canyons vs North vs Village

What do Castle Pines homes sell for?

Castle Pines closed sales by price band, Oct 23, 2025 to Oct 15, 2026251 MLS closings, Oct 23, 2025 to Oct 15, 2026Under $600K26$600K–$750K29$750K–$900K57$900K–$1.1M59$1.1M–$1.4M39$1.4M–$2M27$2M and up14
The $900K to $1.1M band carried the most closings. Median closed price: $950,000. Counts cover every residential MLS sale with a Castle Pines address in the date range shown. Homes in The Village at Castle Pines carry Castle Rock addresses and are not in these counts.

What does a Castle Pines home cost beyond the price?

City property tax. The city levies 16.500 mills for 2026: 12 mills for parks, trails and open space, and 4.5 mills passed through to the Douglas County Sheriff for police service. Voters moved the 12 parks mills from the metro districts to the city in November 2023, so most owners saw no net increase.

Metro districts. West of I-25, Castle Pines North Metropolitan District levies 3.500 mills net for 2026 and now runs water and wastewater only. In The Canyons, the Canyons Metropolitan Districts levy from 0 to 74.111 mills for 2026 depending on the district number, and one parcel can sit in more than one. In the Village, Castle Pines Metropolitan District levies 33.834 mills, the same rate since 2001.

Stormwater fee. The city bills $110 a year per single-family home for 2026.

HOAs. Most subdivisions have an association, and none publishes its 2026 dues on an official page. Read the dues line in the listing and ask for the budget. In the Village, the Castle Pines Homes Association is the master association over 19 sub-associations.

Trash. The city does not contract trash pickup. HOAs usually arrange it, and in the Village the dues cover it.

Sales tax. 7.75 percent in total, of which the city's share is 3.75 percent. The city does not tax groceries.

Who supplies the water?

West of I-25: Castle Pines North Metropolitan District. From May to September it pumps its own wells in the Arapahoe, Denver and Lower Dawson aquifers; from October to April it delivers renewable water stored in Chatfield Reservoir and treated by Highlands Ranch Water. East of I-25: Parker Water and Sanitation District serves all of The Canyons. The Village: Castle Pines Metropolitan District runs 13 wells on Denver Basin groundwater.

How do you get around from Castle Pines?

I-25. Exit 188 is Castle Pines Parkway and Exit 187 is Happy Canyon Road. CDOT runs a Park-n-Ride at Exit 188. The city puts the Denver Tech Center under 20 minutes away and Denver International Airport about 35 minutes.

Rail and buses. No light rail station sits in Castle Pines. The closest is RidgeGate Parkway Station in Lone Tree, with 1,300 parking spaces. CDOT's Bustang South Line stops at Sky Ridge Station in Lone Tree.

Road work. The westbound side of Castle Pines Parkway is being rebuilt through fall 2026, with a new water line under it. The Happy Canyon Road interchange is set to become a diverging diamond, with work starting in late 2026 or early 2027 and finishing in mid-2028.

Is the home inside Castle Pines city limits?

A Castle Pines mailing address does not settle it, and a Castle Rock address can sit next door to the city. Check these before an offer:

  1. City or county. Enter the address in the Census Geocoder. "Castle Pines city" means inside the limits; "Castle Pines Village CDP" means the unincorporated Village.
  2. Tax districts. Pull the parcel in the Douglas County Assessor search and list every district on it. In The Canyons, match each Canyons Metropolitan District number to its 2026 levy.
  3. Water provider. Confirm it by address: the provider changes at I-25 and again at the Village gates.
  4. Association. Get the HOA name, the covenants, the budget, the dues and who hauls the trash.
  5. Rental plans. City Ordinance 18-07 bans short-term rentals. Ask the city clerk for the current rule before you buy a home to rent by the night.
  6. Wildfire plan. Read the city and South Metro Fire Rescue plan for that neighborhood and book the free home risk check. Our Castle Pines wildfire checklist lists what to look at.

More checks in one place: Castle Pines HOA, metro district and utility checklist · 80108 homes for sale.

What to watch out for in Castle Pines

  • Debt levies in The Canyons. Canyons Metropolitan District No. 2 levies 74.111 mills for 2026 and No. 4 levies 69.000. Price the district line into the monthly payment.
  • The Village is not the city. City services, city parks mills and city rules stop at the Village gates; the Village runs on its own HOA and metro district.
  • Interchange construction. Homes near Happy Canyon Road and I-25 will sit next to the diverging-diamond rebuild into 2028.
  • Highway noise. A 2020 noise study for Castle Valley found 12 spots at 66 decibels or more near I-25. Visit the lot at rush hour.
  • Short-term rentals. The city banned them in 2018 under Ordinance 18-07.

What do Castle Pines buyers ask?

Is Castle Pines its own city or part of Castle Rock?

Its own city. Castle Pines is a home-rule city in Douglas County, seated in 2008. Castle Rock is a separate town to the south, and the two share ZIP code 80108.

Is The Village at Castle Pines inside the City of Castle Pines?

No. The Village is unincorporated Douglas County, a separate Census place with Castle Rock mailing addresses. Its roads, water and gates belong to Castle Pines Metropolitan District and the Castle Pines Homes Association.

What is the property tax rate in Castle Pines?

The city's own levy is 16.500 mills for 2026. The full bill adds Douglas County, the school district, South Metro Fire Rescue and the metro district for that parcel, so the total depends on the address.

Can I rent a Castle Pines home on Airbnb?

Not inside the city. Ordinance 18-07 bans short-term rentals. Ask the city clerk to confirm the current rule before you buy for that purpose.

Is there light rail in Castle Pines?

No. The nearest station is RidgeGate Parkway in Lone Tree, a short drive north on I-25, and CDOT runs a Park-n-Ride at Castle Pines Parkway (Exit 188).

Narrow the search: Castle Pines real estate statistics · The Canyons homes · Castle Pines townhomes · Castle Pines vs Castle Rock · Lone Tree homes for sale.

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Sources: City of Castle Pines (city history, taxation, community development, parks, 2026 budget) · Douglas County (2026 mill levy certification) · U.S. Census Bureau (2020 Census, 2025 estimates, Gazetteer) · Castle Pines North Metropolitan District · Castle Pines Metropolitan District · CDOT · RTD · MLS closed sales (chart)

Castle Pines neighborhoods A-Z

Every Castle Pines community page on this site, each with its own live listings grid. Some MLS names repeat with a different spelling, so both versions are listed.

Amber Ridge · Amber Ridge (Ventana) · Beverly Hills Estates · Briar Cliff · Buffalo Ridge · Canterberry · Canterbury Park · Canyons at Castle Pines · Castle Pines North · Castle Pines North II · Castle Pines North (Esperanza) · Castle Pines Town Center · Castle Valley · Castlepoint · Daniels Gate · Esperanza · Esperanza (Castle Pines North) · Estates at Buffalo Ridge · Forest Park · Forrest Park · Glen Oaks · Green Briar · Green Valley · Hidden Pointe · Hidden Pointe Estates · Homestead at Castle Pines Village · Kings Crossing · Knightsbridge · Lagae Ranch · Pineridge · Romar West · Skyline · Skyline Ridge · Skyline Ridge at Castle Pines · Stonecroft · Tapadero · Tapestry Hills · Tapestry Hills (Castle Pines North) · The Canyons · The Crossing · The Estates (Hidden Pointe) · The Hamlet · The Hamlet at Castle Pines · The Retreat · The Townes at Skyline Ridge · Timberline · Timberline Ridge · Ventana · Villa Carriage Homes · Villa Carriage Homes at Pineridge · Village Carriage Homes at Pineridge · Winter Berry

Where do you shop and eat in Castle Pines?

King Soopers center

The city's grocery anchor, at 7284 Lagae Road.

Village Square

The shops around City Hall and the library on Village Square Drive, the center of the Village Square Commercial District.

The Exchange at The Canyons

A coffee house in The Canyons, east of I-25.

Coming next. The city counts 2.9 million square feet of non-residential space planned across Castle Valley, Castle Pines Town Center and The Canyons, and a Life Time club is due in The Canyons. The former Safeway at Castle Pines Market Place, 558 Castle Pines Parkway, stands empty.

A short history of Castle Pines

  1. 1979 to 1981. Jack Vickers spent 12 years buying ranch land, began building a Jack Nicklaus course in 1979 and opened Castle Pines Golf Club in October 1981. The Castle Pines Homes Association was created the same year.
  2. 1984. Castle Pines North Metropolitan District was formed to bring water and sewer to the land north of the club.
  3. 1986 to 2006. The International, a PGA TOUR event scored by the Modified Stableford system, was played at Castle Pines Golf Club every summer.
  4. 2007 and 2008. Castle Pines North residents voted to incorporate, and the city was seated in 2008. Castle Valley was zoned the same year.
  5. 2009 and 2010. The city annexed The Canyons east of I-25, and voters shortened the name to Castle Pines.
  6. 2015 to 2019. Shea Homes bought 1,270 acres of The Canyons, site work began in August 2018, and voters made Castle Pines a home-rule city in May 2019.
  7. 2023 and 2024. The city took over parks, trails and open space from the metro district on April 1, 2023, and Castle Pines Golf Club hosted the BMW Championship in August 2024.

What happens in Castle Pines each year?

  • June to August: the city's Summer Concert Series, three evening concerts in a city park.
  • Summer: Summer Splash Water Day at Elk Ridge Park.
  • August: Party in the Park at Elk Ridge Park.
  • October: the Fall Festival, Trick-or-Treat Street and Pumpkin Race on Village Square Drive, with Bonfire, BBQ and Brews the night before.
  • November: leaf and pumpkin composting drop-off.
  • December: the Tree Lighting Celebration at The Ridge golf course opens the city's Winter Wonderland series, with carriage rides and gingerbread house decorating.

Why do people move to Castle Pines?

Trails and open space. The city's parks department counts nearly 60 miles of trails, 122 acres of parks and more than 1,850 acres of open space. Coyote Ridge Park (40.5 acres) is being upgraded, and Elk Ridge Park covers about 39 acres.

Daniels Park next door. The roughly 1,000-acre Denver Mountain Park beside the city keeps a bison herd, and Castle Pines North Metropolitan District supplies its water.

Golf. The Ridge at Castle Pines North is a public course inside the city. Castle Pines Golf Club and The Country Club at Castle Pines are private clubs inside the Village.

The I-25 corridor. Two interchanges and a Park-n-Ride put the Denver Tech Center and Colorado Springs on the same highway.

No city tax on groceries. The city's 3.75 percent sales tax does not apply to food for home.

Compare it with the neighbors: Castle Rock homes for sale · Lone Tree homes for sale · Highlands Ranch homes for sale.

Sources: City of Castle Pines (history, events, economic development, parks, locations) · Castle Pines North Metropolitan District · Castle Pines Homes Association · Denver Mountain Parks · Shea Homes · King Soopers

Castle Pines real estate statisticsHome prices, homes for sale by type and price, incomes, rents and homeownership in Castle Pines, live from the MLS and updated monthly.See the stats

Castle Pines homes for sale: the market in numbers

Castle Pines homes for sale, updated October 10, 2026

Home typeFor saleMedian list price
All homes82$875,000
Single-family homes69$945,000
Townhomes11$470,000
Condos2$525,000

From the MLS, updated October 10, 2026: active and coming soon listings, 8 new in the prior 7 days, 1 coming soon. In your browser these numbers load live.

The live table above counts every Castle Pines home for sale the moment you open this page, by type, with the median list price for each. Prices run from condos to estates, so the median matters more than the average; the charts below show where the September 2026 inventory sat by price, by bedroom count and by ZIP code, then what the median Castle Pines home costs per month.

Property types

Houses, condos and townhomes

Castle Pines is mostly a single-family market. The live table above splits today's Castle Pines listings by type. On condos and townhomes the HOA line matters most. Lots and land parcels are listed separately.

The median home

The median, live above

The median list price updates in the table above every time the page opens. Compare two Castle Pines homes on the per-foot number and the condition before the list price.

HOA

HOA fees

Each Castle Pines listing shows its HOA fee and what it covers. Budget the fee as part of the payment; the worked example below includes it.

New construction

Builders near Castle Pines

New construction homes for sale in Colorado and every builder's incentive.

Chart built from September 2026 MLS listings. The live table above has today's numbers.
Castle Pines homes for sale by price14Under $675K19$675K to $825K18$825K to $950K19$950K to $1.27M12$1.27M to $1.85M13Over $1.85M
51 of the 95 Castle Pines homes for sale are under $950K.
Chart built from September 2026 MLS listings. The live table above has today's numbers.
Castle Pines homes for sale by bedrooms42 beds253 beds224 beds445+ beds
The grid below lists every match live from the MLS, and the market stats under it show today's median price and price per square foot.

What the median Castle Pines home costs per month

Chart built from September 2026 MLS listings. The live table above has today's numbers.
Median Castle Pines home, $925K, 5% down, 7% note rate: about $7,050 a monthPrincipal and interest$5,846Property tax (about 0.55%)$424Homeowners insurance$270Mortgage insurance (5% down)$366HOA (median)$141A seller-paid 2-1 buydown takes year one to 5%: $4,717 principal and interest, $1,129 a month less.
Taxes, insurance, mortgage insurance and the HOA add about $1,201 a month to the note on the median Castle Pines home. Can I afford a home now? runs your own numbers.

Homes for sale near Castle Pines

CityHomes for saleHomes for sale
Lone Tree113Lone Tree homes for sale
Sedalia78Sedalia homes for sale
Highlands Ranch293Highlands Ranch homes for sale
Castle Rock750Castle Rock homes for sale

Questions people ask about Castle Pines homes for sale

How many homes are for sale in Castle Pines, Colorado right now?

The live table in the market-in-numbers section counts every Castle Pines house, condo and townhome for sale the moment you open this page, with the median list price by home type. The grid at the top of this page is the live MLS list and refreshes daily.

Do Castle Pines homes have HOA fees?

Most do: 70 of 95 listings carry a monthly fee, median $141. Ask for the budget and the covenants before the inspection; the fee is part of your debt ratio. More: HOA fees in Colorado, explained.

Is there new construction in Castle Pines?

Builders list new homes on the MLS when they have them; Colorado new construction homes for sale shows every builder's inventory by city with the incentives.

What is the median home price in Castle Pines?

The grid below lists every match live from the MLS, and the market stats under it show today's median price and price per square foot. The price-band chart above shows how the 95 listings spread around that number.

What should I check before making an offer on a Castle Pines home?

The price per square foot against the other listings in the same ZIP ($296 is the Castle Pines median), the days on market, the HOA or metro district if there is one, the sewer line and roof age on older homes, and whether the seller pays a closing-cost credit or a rate buydown. Seller concessions for Colorado buyers shows what to ask for.

Are there condos or townhomes for sale in Castle Pines?

The grid below lists every match live from the MLS, and the market stats under it show today's median price and price per square foot. Castle Pines is a single-family market; the nearby cities in the table above carry more attached homes. More: luxury Townhomes and Condos in Denver.

New Castle Pines listings the day they hit

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How to Narrow Your Castle Pines Home Search

Choose a smaller search area when you know which part of Castle Pines you want to focus on. Then compare individual homes for the services, governing documents, nearby development, and public records that can change from one property to another.

Choose a community search

The Canyons, Castle Pines North, The Village at Castle Pines, Lagae Ranch, and Forest Park each provide a more focused set of homes than the citywide search.

Confirm what serves the home

Water, sewer, association, and district responsibilities depend on the property. Confirm each one before comparing recurring obligations or assuming nearby homes use the same providers.

Save the search and review the property

Save a search after its location and homes match your needs. Before making an offer, review the seller disclosures, association documents, county record, and official information tied to the property.

Use the Castle Pines Guides for the Broader Questions

Compare The Canyons, Castle Pines North, and The Village when you are deciding where to focus. For a specific home, use the HOA, metro district, and utility checklist and the wildfire defensible-space checklist. If the city or mailing name is confusing, the Castle Pines and Castle Rock guide explains which home search to open.

What Can Change From One Castle Pines Home to Another

Water and sewer service changes across I-25. The City of Castle Pines community information identifies Castle Pines North Metropolitan District as the provider west of I-25 and Parker Water and Sanitation District as the provider east of I-25. Confirm the provider for the exact home before comparing service information or recurring charges.

Association information also needs a property-level review. The city's HOA information is a courtesy list that may be incomplete or outdated. Ask the seller for the current association documents, including any master and sub-association rules, budgets, fees, and pending work that applies to the home.

For a home in or near The Canyons, review the City of Castle Pines development information. Current planning and construction questions can differ by location, so use the official material to identify what is nearby and ask the responsible office about timing.

Use the Douglas County Assessor property search to confirm what the county has on file for the home. Pair that record with seller disclosures, title work, permit information, and association documents instead of treating one source as the complete property history.

Flood status is another exact-property question. Douglas County's flood plain information points to the FEMA map materials used for property review. Check the exact location and ask your insurance company how the result affects coverage before relying on a broad neighborhood assumption.

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