How much is a home in Highland Hills? Median $1.28M across 4 Highland Hills homes for sale in Fort Collins this week, $1.13M to $1.5M, $285 a square foot. Sizes run 3,168 to 7,184 square feet. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
Highland Hills offers a quiet, elevated retreat on Fort Collins’ sought-after west side, where wide streets, mature trees, and open foothill views set the tone for relaxed Colorado living. If you’re looking for a place where privacy and neighborly warmth go hand in hand, scroll down for the latest Highland Hills homes for sale, or explore more Fort Collins neighborhoods like Harmony Ridge Estates, Westlawn, or Gates At Woodridge.
Quiet, established, and scenic—Highland Hills is known for its peaceful ambiance, natural beauty, and a true sense of space.
Home Styles & Property TypesCustom single-family homes on large lots, many with updated interiors, multi-car garages, and expansive outdoor living spaces.
Notable FeaturesLifestyle & VibeIdeal for those seeking tranquility, privacy, and the freedom to garden, entertain, or simply enjoy the views and community connection.
Buyers choose Highland Hills for its rare mix of privacy, scenery, and the kind of westside living that makes every day feel like a retreat.
Highland Hills is neighborly without being crowded—people wave from porches or gather for evening strolls, but everyone values each other’s space. It’s common to spot deer or hawks, and the sounds of city life fade into the background. Block parties and seasonal gatherings bring folks together, while walking or cycling through the community’s gently rolling streets is a favorite way to unwind. Many say it’s a hidden gem for those who appreciate both nature and connection.
Homes here tend to be custom-built, with large floorplans, versatile living spaces, and thoughtful updates that blend classic character with modern comforts. Most offer outdoor decks or patios oriented toward foothill or sunset views, with mature trees for shade and privacy. Garages, workshops, and RV parking are common—ideal for those with hobbies or a need for extra storage. Lawns and landscaping are a point of pride, making the area feel lush even in mid-summer.
Trails, parks, and the Spring Canyon corridor are minutes away, while neighboring communities like Harmony Ridge Estates and Westlawn provide even more outdoor and lifestyle options. Commuters appreciate the straightforward access to city routes without heavy traffic.
It’s the quiet confidence of a neighborhood where people put down roots—some for decades. There’s an understated pride in keeping homes and gardens beautiful, sharing gardening tips or favorite trails, and looking out for neighbors when they travel. Folks say the blend of privacy, scenery, and enduring sense of community is why so many stay in Highland Hills, even as Fort Collins grows.
Highland Hills stands out for its tranquil westside setting, spacious custom homes, mature landscaping, and scenic views. It’s ideal for those wanting privacy and natural beauty while staying connected to the city.
Residents enjoy easy access to foothill trails, parks, and bike routes. Wildlife sightings are common, and outdoor entertaining—on patios or decks with a view—is a way of life.
Yes, the neighborhood’s westside location means quick trips to city shopping, dining, and daily errands, while staying removed from busy traffic and noise.
Highland Hills offers more space and privacy than many central neighborhoods. For those exploring alternatives, Harmony Ridge Estates and Gates At Woodridge provide similar westside living with their own unique features.
The atmosphere is quiet, neighborly, and welcoming. Residents value both their privacy and their connections—many stay for years thanks to the sense of belonging and the beauty of the surroundings.
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Check the listing details, property condition, lot fit, and any HOA or covenant documents before you schedule a tour.
MLS labels can vary, so compare the address, subdivision name, and property remarks before assuming every listing uses the same community wording.
Review drive times, main roads, parking, and Fort Collins access so the location fits your daily routine, not just the listing photos.
Yes. Ask for current HOA, metro district, covenant, fee, and resale documents when they apply to the property.
Look at roof age, mechanical systems, drainage, exterior maintenance, updates, and inspection items that may affect your offer.
Yes. Kenna can help you compare active listings, verify documents, plan showings, and decide which homes are worth a closer look.
4 homes are listed in Highland Hills right now, from $1,125,000 to $1,500,000 with a median of $1,285,000. Listed homes run 4 to 5 bedrooms and 3,168 to 7,184 square feet. All of them carry an HOA fee of $48 to $49 a month, covering reserves. The average listing has been on the market 68 days. ZIP code 80528.
For sale now
4
Highland Hills, Fort Collins
Median price
$1,285,000
$1,125,000 to $1,500,000
Size
3,168 to 7,184
square feet
HOA
$48 to $49/mo
4 of 4 listings
Community amenities named in the listings: park.
4 homes are listed in Highland Hills right now, updated daily on this page. Fort Collins has 824 homes for sale across all its communities.
Listed homes in Highland Hills run from $1,125,000 to $1,500,000, with a median asking price of $1,285,000.
4 of the 4 listed homes report an HOA fee of $48 to $49 a month, covering reserves. Ask for the HOA documents before you write an offer.
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