Telluride Homes for Sale
Find homes and condos in the Town of Telluride, from historic streets near Colorado Avenue to residences near the gondola and river trail. Browse the property selection below, then ask Anne-Britt Ostlund to compare the homes that fit your budget, preferred location and plans for ownership.
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Town of Telluride homes and condos
This selection uses listing coordinates within the county's mapped Town of Telluride boundary. Mountain Village has a separate property guide.
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Choose your Telluride location
A home in the Town of Telluride offers a different setting from one in Mountain Village. Compare walking routes, ski access, parking and the address itself, alongside price and property type. The listings above are selected using property coordinates and the county\'s mapped town boundary; confirm jurisdiction and permitted uses with current town records before an offer.
Looking closer to the ski resort in Mountain Village? Start with the Mountain Village property guide. For a wider search, use the Telluride-area property map.
Compare four buyer decisions
Use four questions to narrow a Telluride search:
- Budget: Which purchase range and ongoing ownership costs fit the buyer's plan?
- Property type: Is the search focused on a condominium, detached home, land, new construction, or another ownership structure?
- Verified location: Is the property within the Town of Telluride, or does it belong to Mountain Village or another distinct jurisdiction?
- Ownership priorities: Which parcel, title, survey, access, planning, preservation, short-term-rental, tax, association, condition, radon, and insurance questions require deeper review?
These questions create a consistent comparison without treating a location label, property type, listing description, or price as proof of value, permitted use, rental rights, condition, or future results.
Use the correct Telluride property path
Explore the guide that matches the property you want to buy:
- Search the property inventory
- Telluride condos for sale
- Telluride luxury homes
- Telluride luxury estates
- Telluride homes under $2 million
- Telluride land and lots
- Telluride new listings
- Downtown Telluride homes
- Telluride housing market
- Telluride real estate overview
- Mountain Village real estate
- Schedule through the contact route
Sold-market context, sample-limited May 2026
For the three months ending May 2026, Redfin reported a Telluride median sale price of $4.7 million, a 27.0 percent year-over-year change, one May sale, a median of three days on market, and a 98.2 percent sale-to-list ratio.
The provider calculates these all-home-type figures from MLS and/or public records. Because the May transaction count was one home, the price change, days, and ratio are highly sample-sensitive. This is dated sold-market context, not active inventory, a forecast, an appraisal, a Town-versus-Mountain-Village comparison, or evidence of scarcity, urgency, competition, or future value.
Build an address-specific ownership file
Property selection is only the beginning of the comparison. Build a current evidence file for each serious candidate.
Parcel, title, survey, and access
San Miguel County provides a public parcel and property-search route. County GIS can help locate records and relative positions, but it is not a legal or surveyed representation. A mapped road does not prove public access, ownership, an easement, or a legal boundary.
For the named property, review the current deed, title commitment, recorded exceptions, survey or improvement-location evidence when relevant, access documents, easements, encroachments, parcel records, and actual tax information. Use map layers to identify questions, not to make ownership, acreage, access, or development conclusions.
Planning, preservation, permits, and intended use
The Town of Telluride publishes planning, building, historic-preservation, HARC, and map resources. These are official diligence paths, but they do not establish a property's zoning, historic obligations, approvals, permitted condition, development rights, density, or buildability without current address-specific review.
Before relying on a remodel, addition, rebuild, change of use, or development plan, confirm the jurisdiction, current code, parcel records, applicable preservation requirements, approvals, permits, recorded restrictions, and qualified design or legal advice.
Short-term-rental questions
Telluride requires a short-term-rental license before advertising or renting and uses zone-dependent categories and limits. Do not infer that a property is eligible, that a license transfers, that nights remain available, that an association allows rentals, or that a particular revenue or tax result will apply.
Review the current property address, zone, license category, property-level restrictions, transfer rules, ownership disclosures, association documents, taxes, and intended use with the appropriate Town resources and qualified professionals.
Taxes and transaction costs
The Town publishes real-estate-transfer, sales, lodging, and rental-tax resources. Do not apply a universal rate, exemption, classification, or cost estimate to a named buyer or property. Verify the transaction, ownership structure, intended use, exemptions, current rates, applicable jurisdiction, and current law.
Association obligations, condition, radon, and insurance
For an association-governed property, request current declarations, rules, budgets, assessments, fees and frequency, insurance information, reserves, meeting materials, restrictions, rental provisions, and transaction disclosures. These documents require property-specific and transaction-specific review and do not guarantee financial condition, approval, insurability, or future costs.
Condition questions should respond to the named property, disclosures, permits, visible conditions, systems, and intended use. A general inspection may lead to additional structural, mechanical, environmental, engineering, or specialist review.
EPA provides buyer and seller radon-testing guidance and qualified-provider resources. A location, building type, age, or prior statement cannot establish a home's radon level or mitigation status. Insurance availability, coverage, exclusions, and cost likewise require a current property-specific quote.
Prepare a property-specific decision
There is no single offer structure that fits every Telluride property or buyer. Price, financing, appraisal, inspection, title, survey, association review, settlement timing, possession, deposits, contingencies, and other terms should respond to the property, current evidence, the buyer's circumstances, lender requirements, and appropriate legal advice.
Before deciding, ask:
- What is the property's verified current status, and when was it confirmed?
- Is the property in the Town of Telluride, Mountain Village, or another jurisdiction?
- Which parcel, title, survey, access, planning, HARC, permit, rental, tax, association, condition, radon, and insurance questions remain open?
- Which current documents, disclosures, inspections, tests, quotes, or agency confirmations are still needed?
- Which decisions require lender, attorney, title, survey, tax, association, insurance, inspection, engineering, environmental, rental, or agency input?
The goal is a deliberate decision based on the named property and the buyer's ownership priorities, not a generic promise that a price, tactic, or timing decision will succeed.
Request a focused property comparison
Send the exact address, listing or property URL, available listing identifier, budget, property type, verified location, and the questions you want to resolve. Schedule a consultation with Anne-Britt to compare the homes on your shortlist.
Legal, tax, financing, appraisal, inspection, title, survey, engineering, environmental, rental, association, insurance, and investment questions require current documents and the appropriate qualified professional.
Request a property shortlist and address-specific buyer diligence with Mountain Rose Realty.
Frequently asked questions
Does this page confirm that a Telluride property is available?
No. Confirm status, price, terms, display permissions, geography, and property details for the named home using an authorized current source before relying on them.
Are Mountain Village listings part of Town of Telluride inventory?
No. Mountain Village is a distinct geography with its own property route. This page focuses on the Town of Telluride. Use the Mountain Village guide or the wider property map to explore neighboring areas.
Can county GIS confirm boundaries or access?
No. County GIS is useful for locating records and relative positions, but legal boundaries, acreage, access, ownership, easements, and encroachments require current recorded documents, survey evidence when relevant, and qualified review.
Does a listing establish short-term-rental eligibility?
No. Verify the exact address, zone, current license category, property-level limits, transfer rules, association restrictions, taxes, and intended use with current records and appropriate professional review.
How should I use the May 2026 Redfin figures?
Use them only as dated sold-market context with the one-sale limitation. They do not describe current active inventory or predict competition, value, timing, or an outcome for a particular property.
Request a property shortlist and address-specific buyer diligence with Mountain Rose Realty.