Neighborhood
Corinthian Hill is a lakeside subdivision perched across from the Dillon Marina, inside the Town of Dillon on the north shore of the reservoir. Lake-view single-family homes and duplexes on the hillside, alongside the Dillon Bay condominium enclave below, sharing a community clubhouse, with marina, amphitheater, and town all a short walk or drive away.
Town of Dillon (no cap, no waitlist)
The Town of Dillon doesn't cap short-term rental licenses and runs no waitlist, so a qualifying in-town property can be licensed after closing. The license is non-transferable on sale, so a new owner applies fresh. The annual fee is 700 dollars, licenses expire May 31, and the total STR tax is 19.875 percent, the highest in Summit County, collected from guests on top of the nightly rate.
Corinthian Hill sits on the north side of the Town of Dillon across from the marina, within reach of the town's restaurants, bike paths, and amphitheater and served by the free Summit Stage county bus. The marina and town core are a short walk or drive, with the Summit County Recreation Path close by.
Corinthian Hill's scarce position is its outlook: the subdivision is perched directly across from the Dillon Marina on the north shore, and its homes carry some of the best lake views in the Town of Dillon, watching the sailboats on the reservoir below. It pairs two products rarely found together on one hillside: lake-view single-family homes and duplexes on the upper lots, into the multimillions at the top, and the Dillon Bay condominium enclave below, a lower-maintenance, more accessible entry point with the same lake-and-mountain outlook over the Tenmile Range, Buffalo and Red mountains, and the reservoir. Both share a community clubhouse with a pool, hot tub, and sauna. Inside the Town of Dillon, the subdivision also carries the town's more open short-term-rental rules, a meaningful contrast with the capped county areas nearby.
Corinthian Hill is a lakeside subdivision perched on the north shore of Dillon Reservoir, directly across from the Dillon Marina and inside the Town of Dillon. Its defining quality is the view: the homes step up a hillside that looks straight out over the marina and the lake, carrying some of the best reservoir views in town, with the sailboats on the water below. The subdivision pairs two kinds of ownership rarely found together on a single hillside, lake-view single-family homes and duplexes on the upper lots, and the Dillon Bay condominium enclave below, both sharing a community clubhouse.
Perched across from the marina, with some of the best lake views in town and the sailboats below.
Corinthian Hill holds two distinct products on the same north-shore slope. The upper hillside carries lake-view single-family homes and duplexes, the larger and higher-priced side of the subdivision, reaching into the multimillions at the top, and these are the homes that hold the marina-and-reservoir views the area is known for. Below them sits Dillon Bay in Corinthian Hill, a condominium enclave that offers a more accessible, lower-maintenance entry point while sharing the same lake-and-mountain outlook, over the Tenmile Range, Buffalo and Red mountains, and the reservoir. Both tiers share a community clubhouse with a pool, hot tub, and sauna, and both sit a short walk or drive from the marina, the amphitheater, and the town's restaurants and bike paths, with Breckenridge and Keystone about ten minutes away.
Corinthian Hill's position inside the Town of Dillon shapes the ownership math in its favor on the rental question. Because it's generally within town limits rather than the unincorporated county, it carries the town's more open short-term-rental rules, no license cap and no waitlist, in contrast with the capped county areas just east. The trade, as across the town, is the tax: Dillon's total STR tax is the highest in Summit County, though it's paid by the guest on top of the nightly rate. Because subdivision boundaries near the town edge can vary, confirm that the specific parcel is inside Town of Dillon limits, along with the current fee and tax rate and any condominium or HOA rental rules, before underwriting rental income. For a buyer who wants an elevated lake-view position across from the marina, with the choice of a single-family home or a condominium and the town's flexible rental rules, Corinthian Hill makes the case.
Terrain & Access
Real topographic terrain and satellite imagery of Corinthian Hill, with the approximate neighborhood boundary and Corinthian Hill marked. Toggle layers at the top-right, then pan and zoom to see how the homes sit to the terrain, the trails, and town.
In the Area
Infrastructure, development, and access news from around Dillon that shapes ownership here, with my read on why each one matters.
The long-stalled Uptown 240 project restarting brings new luxury condominiums and street-level retail to the heart of downtown Dillon. A revived anchor project is usually the signal that a town core is turning, and it changes the near-term outlook for walkable ownership near the reservoir.
SummitDaily.comThe town's approval of new development along the Dillon Reservoir waterfront points toward more lodging, dining, and gathering space at one of the county's few true lakefront town settings. Waterfront is the whole story in Dillon, so what gets built at the water's edge matters more here than almost anywhere in Summit County.
SummitDaily.comThe most disruptive phase of the Floyd Hill rebuild is now behind us, so the daily traffic holds that have shaped weekend timing should ease from here, with the new roadway alignment set for 2028 and the full corridor finished in 2029.
Colorado Department of TransportationIf you're weighing a large-acreage parcel outside the town limits, the county is making rezoning faster and less expensive, which matters most when a property's best use doesn't line up with its current zoning.
KPCWDistinct character zones, each with its own price band, vibe, and reasons to choose it.
The lake-view single-family homes and duplexes on the upper hillside, the larger and higher-priced side of the subdivision, reaching into the multimillions at the top. These are the homes that hold the marina-and-reservoir views Corinthian Hill is known for, on lots stepped up the north-shore hillside above the town.
The condominium enclave within Corinthian Hill, on the lower, north side of the subdivision. A more accessible, lower-maintenance entry point that shares the lake-and-mountain outlook over the Tenmile Range, Buffalo and Red mountains, and the reservoir, with the Corinthian clubhouse a short walk away and the town's restaurants and bike paths close by.
Corinthian Hill
Corinthian Hill
Off-Market Access
Corinthian Hill sits directly across from the Dillon Marina, and its homes carry some of the best lake views in the Town of Dillon. Tell me what you're after and I'll bring you the off-market and pre-market opportunities here before they surface publicly.
Corinthian Hill is a lakeside subdivision perched on the north shore of Dillon Reservoir, directly across from the Dillon Marina and inside the Town of Dillon. Its draw is the outlook: the homes step up a hillside that looks straight out over the marina and the lake, with some of the best reservoir views in town, and the sailboats on the water below. The subdivision pairs two kinds of ownership rarely found together on one hillside, lake-view single-family homes and duplexes on the upper lots, and the Dillon Bay condominium enclave below, both sharing a community clubhouse with a pool, hot tub, and sauna.
The single-family side is the higher tier, larger lake-view homes reaching into the multimillions at the top, while Dillon Bay offers a lower-maintenance, more accessible entry point with the same lake-and-mountain outlook over the Tenmile Range, Buffalo and Red mountains, and the reservoir. Both sit a short walk or drive from the marina, the amphitheater, and the town's restaurants and bike paths, with the Summit County Recreation Path close by and Breckenridge and Keystone about ten minutes away.
Because Corinthian Hill is generally inside the Town of Dillon rather than the unincorporated county, it carries the town's more open short-term-rental rules, no license cap and no waitlist, a meaningful contrast with the capped county areas nearby, though the town's total STR tax is the highest in the county and the boundary near the town edge is worth confirming at the parcel. For a buyer who wants an elevated lake-view position across from the marina, with the choice of a single-family home or a condominium and the town's flexible rental rules, Corinthian Hill makes the case.
Neighborhood
Downtown Dillon
The walkable town core itself, just below and west, built around the marina and amphitheater and dominated by lakefront condominiums. Choose Downtown Dillon for walk-out-the-door immersion in the marina and town center; Corinthian Hill for an elevated lake-view position across from the marina, with single-family homes as well as condos, under the same open Town of Dillon STR rules.
Neighborhood
Summit Cove
An established residential area just east in unincorporated Summit County, spanning condos, townhomes, and single-family homes across a wide price range. Choose Summit Cove for a residential neighborhood with a school and a wide range of prices under the county's capped STR rules; Corinthian Hill for an in-town lake-view position with the marina across the street and the town's more open rental rules.
Neighborhood
Summerwood
A bluff-top community above the Snake River inlet a few miles east, with single-family homes, a clubhouse, and the luxury Pinnacle ridge. Both carry strong lake views; choose Summerwood for a quieter bluff with a clubhouse and the Pinnacle's elevated outlook, Corinthian Hill for an in-town hillside across from the marina with both homes and condos.
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