Jefferson County, Colorado lies at the junction where the great plains of the west meet the vast peaks and valleys of the Rocky Mountains; Colorado’s most famous tourist attraction. To describe the scenery of Jefferson County would be impossible as there is so much to see, however rolling hills, eccentric rock formations, windy trails, cascading fresh water streams and strong mountain vistas are just some of what Mother Nature has to offer.

Over 500,000 acres of land, Jefferson County, Colorado is 70% covered by mountains. With 255 days of sunshine a year and temperatures that range from 30-74 degrees Jefferson County, Colorado offers a climate that lends itself to making the most of the scenery; 60 inches of annual snow fall add to the dramatic and spectacular environment.

Named after the third president, Thomas Jefferson, Jefferson County, Colorado was originally settled by gold rush entrepreneurs. Taking pains over the years to strike a delicate balance between conserving the natural environment whilst moving forward, Jefferson County, Colorado has built up a solid economic base. With companies that range from one-man-bands to Fortune 500 businesses, the 530,000 residents of the county have abundant employment opportunities.

Diverse in recreation, as well as housing, there are all types of properties in Jefferson County, Colorado. Whether it’s a mountain top home or a downtown Edgewater property you’ll not be short on options.