Looking for a home in East Colorado Springs? This side of town delivers everyday convenience without the premium price tag. Anchored by the Powers Corridor and neighborhoods like Cimarron Hills, the east side offers practical living with quick access to shopping, trails, and major employers—all just minutes from the rest of the city.
The Johnson Team knows these streets block by block. Whether you're a first-time buyer or relocating for work, we can help you find the right fit on the east side.
The Powers Corridor is the backbone of East Colorado Springs. This north-south stretch lines up shopping, dining, healthcare, and services so you can knock out errands in one loop. First & Main Town Center is the main hub—home to restaurants, a movie theater, fitness options, and retail ranging from big-box stores to local spots.
Day-to-day life here is simple. Grab coffee at Coffee and Tea Zone, pick up groceries, hit the gym, and be home in time for dinner. Less driving around, more time for the stuff that matters.
Cimarron Hills is one of the most recognizable neighborhoods in East Colorado Springs. Built primarily in the 1970s and 80s, homes here include classic ranch-style layouts, bi-levels, and split-levels on mature, tree-lined streets.
Many homes have been updated over the years—think newer kitchens and bathrooms paired with original mid-century bones. Lots are practical and usable, and the neighborhood has a settled, lived-in feel that's hard to find in newer developments. It's a straightforward spot with quick access back to Powers when you need it.
Outdoor access is a big draw on the east side. The Sand Creek Trail and Rock Island Trail are both smooth, paved multi-use paths perfect for walking, running, or biking. You can hop on for a quick morning workout or stretch it into a longer weekend ride.
Eastridge Park sits in the heart of Cimarron Hills with sports fields, a pavilion, and open green space. It's the kind of park that makes sunrise walks and evening strolls part of your routine—not something you have to plan for.
Most addresses in East Colorado Springs fall within Falcon School District 49 or Colorado Springs School District 11, depending on your street.
District 49 families in the Sand Creek zone typically attend Evans or Remington Elementary, Horizon Middle School, and Sand Creek High School. District 11 serves areas closer to the city core with its own set of neighborhood schools.
Both districts offer updated facilities, career and technical programs, arts and athletics, and involved parent communities. If schools are a priority, The Johnson Team can help you verify exact boundaries and options for any address you're considering.
Getting around from East Colorado Springs is easy. Powers Boulevard connects you to the rest of the city, and east-west routes like Platte and Constitution make crossing town to I-25 predictable.
Commutes to Peterson Space Force Base are short and direct. Access to the Colorado Springs Airport is quick. And if you're heading to Fort Carson, you've got a straight shot south. It's a practical location for military families and anyone who values a simple drive to work.
Housing on the east side ranges from updated mid-century homes in Cimarron Hills to newer builds in pockets along the Powers Corridor. You'll find usable yards, attached garages, and a mix of floor plans—from compact ranchers to larger two-story layouts.
Prices tend to be more accessible than neighborhoods to the north, making this a solid option for first-time buyers or anyone looking to stretch their budget without sacrificing location.
The Johnson Team can walk you through what's currently on the market, what's sold recently, and where value tends to cluster. Reach out anytime for a personalized look at homes for sale in East Colorado Springs.
Just under 5,000 residents live in East Colorado Springs across about 2,200 households. With an average household size of two, the area attracts a mix of singles, couples, and smaller families looking for value and easy access to the Powers corridor.
The median age is 41—older than some of the newer neighborhoods to the north, reflecting the established feel of areas like Cimarron Hills where many homes date back several decades. It's a working neighborhood with straightforward commutes, especially for those heading to Peterson SFB, the airport, or jobs along Powers.
Most residents are on the road less than 30 minutes each way, and daily errands stay close thanks to First & Main and the retail clusters along the corridor.
What’s the overall feel?
Day-to-day convenience with quick access to trails and parks.
Is there a central shopping hub?
Yes. First & Main Town Center is the anchor for dining, retail, and services.
How are commutes?
Direct to Peterson SFB, simple airport access, and reliable connectors to I-25.
Thinking about buying a home in East Colorado Springs? The Johnson Team specializes in the east side and can help you compare neighborhoods, understand the market, and find a home that fits your life.
Contact us today to start your search or schedule a tour of what's available along the Powers Corridor.
4,847 people live in East Colorado Springs, where the median age is 41 and the average individual income is $30,837. Data provided by the U.S. Census Bureau.
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