The median home value in Akron, CO is $225,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $291,697.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Akron, CO is $225,000.
Approximately 59% of Akron homes are owned,
compared to 25% rented, while
16% are vacant.
Akron real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Nice level lot located on the outskirts of rural Akron, CO. This lot is set up perfect to build your home! Manufactured homes are allowed as long as they are placed on a foundation. Electricity runs along the back of the property line. Sewer and water infrastructure are in place for the subdivision. Lot allows for dogs, cats, and up to 20 chickens, no roosters.
Come enjoy the rural lifestyle and build on this lot with great access to paved Highway 34. This parcel would make a nice building site for a family involved in 4-H or just looking to have some space away from the city. Currently, it s mostly fenced and has a pond that holds water most of the year. A large scenic rock outcropping adds to the uniqueness of the property. Located just a short distance from paved Highway 34 makes for easy access to Akron or Brush.
Come enjoy the rural lifestyle and build on this lot with great access to paved Highway 34. This parcel would make a nice building site for someone looking to have some space away from the city. It overlooks the valley below, making for amazing views, with mountains even visible on clear days. There is a large scenic rock outcropping located near the center, adding to the uniqueness of the property. Good county road frontage and a short distance to paved Highway 34 makes for easy access to Akron or Brush.
Akron s newest subdivision, Yeamans Acres, combines the country living you long for with the convenience of municipal services that the Town of Akron can provide. These nearly five-acre lots are served with municipal water and trash services, and have unpaved streets that will be maintained by the Town of Akron. This is the perfect place to build the home you ve always wanted. If owning a few head of livestock has always been your dream - here s your chance. The Ranchette zoning allows for one animal unit per acre, so this is the perfect opportunity to have a 4-H or FFA project. Located less than a mile from the Washington County Golf Club and the Akron fishing pond makes it easy to enjoy these recreation amenities at the drop of a hat. Akron Schools have a reputation for academic excellence, with attentive, caring staff and administration who make your child s school experience something that just can t be duplicated in larger school districts. Akron is located 110 miles northeast of Denver in Washington County, an easy drive via I-76 and US Highway 34. The Town was founded in 1882 when the railroad expanded westward through what is now Akron. The railway remains a vital part of our community, but is joined by one of the finest general aviation airports in the region, the Colorado Plains Regional Airport. Washington County has a largely agricultural-based economy. Wheat and cattle are the backbone of not only the economy, but also the traditional values and rural lifestyle that continue to define the community. These lots are an empty canvas. Take a look at what s available and start making your dreams a reality.
Nice level lot located on the outskirts of rural Akron, CO. This lot is set up perfect to build your home! Manufactured homes are allowed as long as they are placed on a foundation. Electricity runs along the back of the property line. Sewer and water infrastructure are in place for the subdivision. Lot allows for dogs, cats, and up to 20 chickens, no roosters.
Akron s newest subdivision, Yeamans Acres, combines the country living you long for with the convenience of municipal services that the Town of Akron can provide. These nearly five-acre lots are served with municipal water and trash services, and have unpaved streets that will be maintained by the Town of Akron. This is the perfect place to build the home you ve always wanted. If owning a few head of livestock has always been your dream - here s your chance. The Ranchette zoning allows for one animal unit per acre, so this is the perfect opportunity to have a 4-H or FFA project. Located less than a mile from the Washington County Golf Club and the Akron fishing pond makes it easy to enjoy these recreation amenities at the drop of a hat. Akron Schools have a reputation for academic excellence, with attentive, caring staff and administration who made your child s school experience something that just can t be duplicated in larger school districts. Akron is located 110 miles northeast of Denver in Washington County, an easy drive via I-76 and US Highway 34. The Town was founded in 1882 when the railroad expanded westward through what is now Akron. The railway remains a vital part of our community, but is joined by one of the finest general aviation airports in the region, the Colorado Plains Regional Airport. Washington County has a largely agricultural-based economy. Wheat and cattle are the backbone of not only the economy, but also the traditional values and rural lifestyle that continue to define the community. These lots are an empty canvas. Take a look at what s available and start making your dreams a reality.
Akron s newest subdivision, Yeamans Acres, combines the country living you long for with the convenience of municipal services that the Town of Akron can provide. These nearly five-acre lots are served with municipal water and trash services, and have unpaved streets that will be maintained by the Town of Akron. This is the perfect place to build the home you ve always wanted. If owning a few head of livestock has always been your dream - here s your chance. The Ranchette zoning allows for one animal unit per acre, so this is the perfect opportunity to have a 4-H or FFA project. Located less than a mile from the Washington County Golf Club and the Akron fishing pond makes it easy to enjoy these recreation amenities at the drop of a hat. Akron Schools have a reputation for academic excellence, with attentive, caring staff and administration who made your child s school experience something that just can t be duplicated in larger school districts. Akron is located 110 miles northeast of Denver in Washington County, an easy drive via I-76 and US Highway 34. The Town was founded in 1882 when the railroad expanded westward through what is now Akron. The railway remains a vital part of our community, but is joined by one of the finest general aviation airports in the region, the Colorado Plains Regional Airport. Washington County has a largely agricultural-based economy. Wheat and cattle are the backbone of not only the economy, but also the traditional values and rural lifestyle that continue to define the community. These lots are an empty canvas. Take a look at what s available and start making your dreams a reality.
Akron s newest subdivision, Yeamans Acres, combines the country living you long for with the convenience of municipal services that the Town of Akron can provide. These nearly five-acre lots are served with municipal water and trash services, and have unpaved streets that will be maintained by the Town of Akron. This is the perfect place to build the home you ve always wanted. If owning a few head of livestock has always been your dream - here s your chance. The Ranchette zoning allows for one animal unit per acre, so this is the perfect opportunity to have a 4-H or FFA project. Located less than a mile from the Washington County Golf Club and the Akron fishing pond makes it easy to enjoy these recreation amenities at the drop of a hat. Akron Schools have a reputation for academic excellence, with attentive, caring staff and administration who made your child s school experience something that just can t be duplicated in larger school districts. Akron is located 110 miles northeast of Denver in Washington County, an easy drive via I-76 and US Highway 34. The Town was founded in 1882 when the railroad expanded westward through what is now Akron. The railway remains a vital part of our community, but is joined by one of the finest general aviation airports in the region, the Colorado Plains Regional Airport. Washington County has a largely agricultural-based economy. Wheat and cattle are the backbone of not only the economy, but also the traditional values and rural lifestyle that continue to define the community. These lots are an empty canvas. Take a look at what s available and start making your dreams a reality.
Akron s newest subdivision, Yeamans Acres, combines the country living you long for with the convenience of municipal services that the Town of Akron can provide. These nearly five-acre lots are served with municipal water and trash services, and have unpaved streets that will be maintained by the Town of Akron. This is the perfect place to build the home you ve always wanted. If owning a few head of livestock has always been your dream - here s your chance. The Ranchette zoning allows for one animal unit per acre, so this is the perfect opportunity to have a 4-H or FFA project. Located less than a mile from the Washington County Golf Club and the Akron fishing pond makes it easy to enjoy these recreation amenities at the drop of a hat. Akron Schools have a reputation for academic excellence, with attentive, caring staff and administration who made your child s school experience something that just can t be duplicated in larger school districts. Akron is located 110 miles northeast of Denver in Washington County, an easy drive via I-76 and US Highway 34. The Town was founded in 1882 when the railroad expanded westward through what is now Akron. The railway remains a vital part of our community, but is joined by one of the finest general aviation airports in the region, the Colorado Plains Regional Airport. Washington County has a largely agricultural-based economy. Wheat and cattle are the backbone of not only the economy, but also the traditional values and rural lifestyle that continue to define the community. These lots are an empty canvas. Take a look at what s available and start making your dreams a reality.
Akron s newest subdivision, Yeamans Acres, combines the country living you long for with the convenience of municipal services that the Town of Akron can provide. These nearly five-acre lots are served with municipal water and trash services, and have unpaved streets that will be maintained by the Town of Akron. This is the perfect place to build the home you ve always wanted. If owning a few head of livestock has always been your dream - here s your chance. The Ranchette zoning allows for one animal unit per acre, so this is the perfect opportunity to have a 4-H or FFA project. Located less than a mile from the Washington County Golf Club and the Akron fishing pond makes it easy to enjoy these recreation amenities at the drop of a hat. Akron Schools have a reputation for academic excellence, with attentive, caring staff and administration who made your child s school experience something that just can t be duplicated in larger school districts. Akron is located 110 miles northeast of Denver in Washington County, an easy drive via I-76 and US Highway 34. The Town was founded in 1882 when the railroad expanded westward through what is now Akron. The railway remains a vital part of our community, but is joined by one of the finest general aviation airports in the region, the Colorado Plains Regional Airport. Washington County has a largely agricultural-based economy. Wheat and cattle are the backbone of not only the economy, but also the traditional values and rural lifestyle that continue to define the community. These lots are an empty canvas. Take a look at what s available and start making your dreams a reality.
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