Eastborough is a suburban neighborhood just east of downtown Colorado Springs, known for its affordable homes, mature trees, and easy access to shopping and parks. Most homes were built from the late 1960s to early 2000s, including split-levels, ranches, townhomes, and apartments. Home prices in Eastborough usually range between $230,000 and $435,000, with condos and townhomes from $210,000 up. Rents here are among the lowest in the city, making it popular with both homeowners and renters. The neighborhood covers several zip codes, with 80909, 80910, and 80916 all represented. Nearly two-thirds of Eastborough residents rent their home, giving the area a flexible, mixed-community feel. Eastborough hosts the year-round Colorado Springs Flea Market, which has over 500 vendors and amusement rides, drawing visitors from across the city.
Eastborough is bordered by Powers Boulevard, giving easy routes to downtown, the airport, and many Colorado Springs attractions. Locals enjoy over a dozen parks and playgrounds, with the large Roosevelt Park in the middle of the neighborhood. The famous Memorial Park is also just minutes away, offering lakes, swimming, fishing, playing fields, and city events like fireworks shows. The neighborhood is served by Colorado Springs School District 11; Roosevelt Charter Academy and Jack Swigert Middle School both sit inside Eastborough, while students attend Mitchell High School nearby. For shopping, residents have many options with groceries at Safeway and Walmart, local goods at Colorado Springs Flea Market, and a wide range of stores at the Citadel Mall. Few know that Eastborough has one of the city's best community bus routes, connecting residents directly to downtown and Memorial Park with frequent service.