Breckenridge & Dillon Housing
Summit County is a resort community with many options for long-term rentals, though you should anticipate higher rents than what you’d find in an urban Colorado setting like Denver. Neither the CMC Breckenridge nor CMC Dillon locations have residence halls, so students usually rent nearby apartments, condos or employee housing.
Students often live with roommates to make things more affordable. Those who start in the Fall Semester typically have an easier time finding housing than those who start school in the middle of the ski season (Spring Semester).
CMC Student Housing at Denison Commons
Colorado Mountain College will be offering a limited number of student housing units this year in Breckenridge at the Denison Commons Apartments located at 45, 61, and 73 Denison Placer Rd. Students must qualify to be eligible. Please carefully review the following document before applying. Note, a $33 non-refundable application fee per occupant is required.
Download/view Denison Commons Housing Info Packet
Denison Commons Online Application
General Listings
- Summit Daily: Browse online or pick up a free copy of this daily newspaper outside many area businesses. New rentals are added daily.
- Craigslist, High Rockies Region
- Facebook Group: Summit County Housing Needed/For Rent
- On-Campus: Stop by and check out our classifieds board. You can add your own posting too!
Apartment Complexes
- Breckenridge
- Silverthorne/Dillon
- Blue River Apartments
- Mountain Creek Apartments: 970-468-9047
- Straight Creek Apartments
- Villa Sierra Madre
Property Management Companies with Long-Term Rentals
It's best to find something near campus, but you may need to extend your search to nearby communities including: Frisco, Silverthorne, Wildernest, Summit Cove and Keystone.
You may need to make a special trip to the area a few weeks prior to classes starting to view listings and secure a lease. Be prepared to pay first and last month’s rent, as well as a damage deposit. Don’t be surprised if there aren’t many options that allow pets!
In general, if you are looking to work while going to school, many of the resorts in the area offer employee housing. Employee housing is often subsidized by the resorts, allowing you to live, work, learn, and play in Summit County, affordably.
For Breckenridge and Keystone resorts, search current openings and take a look at employee housing options which include:
- Keystone
- Breckenridge
Students in the Culinary Apprenticeship program are employed by Keystone Resort as part of their apprenticeship and qualify for employee housing in Keystone.
Need help finding roommates? Check out our CMC Connect Facebook Groups, our online communities where you can meet current and future CMC students. You might even find someone who has already found a place to rent, looking for roommates.
If you've tried the resources on this page and are having trouble securing housing, we're available to help provide some guidance, insider tips, and answer questions.
- CMC Breckenridge students call: 970-453-6757
- CMC Dillon students call: 970-468-5989
Note: The College provides the above housing resources as information only and has not independently reviewed the quality, price or other features of any housing alternative listed. CMC does not endorse or rate off-campus housing options. The list of housing facilities on this site is not complete, and there may be additional housing options in the community.