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Long-held homes in Livermore, CO
Bottom line: 350 homes in Livermore, CO last sold 20 or more years ago, out of 1,216 with a recorded sale. The median home last sold 10 years ago. Long ownership is a fact from the deed record, not a sign the owner will sell.
Free beta 350 matches · read October 16, 2026
What this counts
Long-held homes, in plain words
A long-held home here is a parcel whose most recent recorded sale is 20 or more years old.
Source: shinnslist (county records), read October 16, 2026. How the counts are made and graded: How we grade. Nothing here predicts that an owner will sell. These are counts of public county records.
The town
Livermore in the county records
| Parcels in the hunt | 1,338 parcels the county files as homes or residential land in Livermore. |
|---|---|
| Tax bill mailed elsewhere | 561 of the 1,338 with a mailing address on file (42%) send the tax bill to an address other than the property. |
| Mailed out of state | 106 (8%) send it outside Colorado. |
| Years since the last sale | Median 10 years, from 1,216 parcels with a recorded sale: under 5 years 268, 5 to 9 327, 10 to 19 271, 20 or more 350. |
| Property types | As the county labels them: Residential 974; Agricultural 353. |
Questions
Long-held homes in Livermore, answered
How many homes in Livermore are held 20 years or more?
350, read October 16, 2026.
Where do the years come from?
The date of the most recent sale on the county record. Transfers the county does not record as sales are not counted.
Does a long hold mean the owner will sell?
No. Nothing here predicts a sale.