NORAD’s headquarters is located deep within the granite of Cheyenne Mountain. Nearby neighborhoods feature private, wooded estates and luxury homes set against dramatic mountain landscapes. With limited new land available, these homes appeal to buyers seeking exclusivity, quality construction, and natural refuge.
Active listings: Approximately 39 homes currently on the market in the Cheyenne Mountain area
Average list price: Around $884,000, ranging from about $270,000 to over $2.5 million
Median listing price near Cheyenne Mountain High School: ~$468,000
Home styles include:
Mid‑century and contemporary mountain homes with 3–6+ bedrooms
Gated estates and newer construction
Large lots with views, forested privacy, and easy access to trails and parks
Living near NORAD/Cheyenne Mountain comes with world-class amenities:
Cheyenne Mountain Zoo: Built on a natural slope offering close-up animal encounters and incredible city views
The Broadmoor: Luxury resort, golf, and fine dining nearby
This area is served by Cheyenne Mountain School District 12, one of the top-performing districts in the state. It includes:
Broadmoor, Canon, and Gold Camp elementary schools
Cheyenne Mountain Junior High and High School
Approximately 8 schools with 3,763 students (2023–24 enrollment)
Whether you're civilian or military, proximity to NORAD offers appeal. Families benefit from top-tier schools, while military and defense professionals value the area's prestige and wellness-driven lifestyle. Many homes near the complex offer ideal commuting distance without being directly on base.
You’ll find a mix of luxury estates, mid-century mountain homes, and single-family residences—many on wooded lots with privacy and stunning views. Some homes also offer direct access to trail systems and open space.
Yes. The area around Cheyenne Mountain and NORAD is considered very safe and secure, with a strong community presence and top-rated public services.
Most homes near NORAD fall within Cheyenne Mountain School District 12, known for its academic excellence and high-performing schools like Cheyenne Mountain High School.
It’s approximately a 15–20 minute drive to downtown Colorado Springs, depending on traffic. The proximity allows for convenient access to city amenities while enjoying a peaceful, mountainous lifestyle.
While on-base housing is limited, many military families choose to live off-base in nearby neighborhoods like Broadmoor Bluffs, Skyway, and Stratton Preserve, all within a short commute.
Nearby residents enjoy easy access to Cheyenne Mountain State Park, the Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, North Cheyenne Canyon, and various scenic hiking and biking trails.
