At Home Colorado - Boulder County Edition 09.23.16

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Quick Guide and Featured Open Homes

12 Things to Do Before an Open House

Bulb Planting Time Is Upon Us

Looking for a home? View comprehensive listings of local open houses taking place this weekend from all across the area.

As you prepare for an open house, it’s important not to forget the little things. It can be surprising how these can impact buyer impressions.

One of the best things a gardener can do for themselves is shake off the endof-season blues, get out, and get planting.

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How safe is your smart house?

By James Figy, Angie’s List (TNS)

mean a big difference in system operability, reliability and security,” says Dave Pedigo, senior director of learning and emerging trends for the Custom Electronic Design & Installation Association (CEDIA).

It’s called the “internet of things.” And it’s made up of smart devices that allow homeowners to control a light switch or thermostat, lock doors and close the garage, and watch surveillance feeds of their home with a smartphone or tablet.

But as the internet of things expands, and our wireless world impacts more moving parts in the real world, homeowners and industry experts continue to question the security and reliability of smart home technology.

Stay in control of your home Ethical hacker Daniel Crowley works as a senior security consultant for the SpiderLabs team at Trustwave, an international information security company headquartered in Chicago. Crowley co-authored a report titled “Home Invasion 2.0” about security flaws in common smart-home devices.

“People are still finding very silly flaws in smart-home devices,” he says.

The report lists a number of devices and how the researchers hacked into them. The researchers concluded: “Considering that many of these devices have control over the physical world, the poor security measures suggest that introducing network-controlled embedded devices into one’s home or business puts one at risk for theft or damage.”

With the Philips Hue smart bulb, homeowners can control their interior lights from an app on their phone.

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According to Crowley, it doesn’t take a skilled hacker to exploit known security issues.

“With some of the flaws, it’s incredibly easy,” he says. “With one of the flaws that we found, it was possible for anybody who could do a Google search and click buttons to take control of somebody’s home.”

This is why it’s important to hire a skilled and experienced professional to install and configure your system. Protecting one’s home from a virtual invasion takes knowledge, skill and the right hardware.

“Just a small error on a checkbox here or there can

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Fix the problem before it starts According to industry experts, homeowners still face two main problems with smart home technology: – The different devices developed by different manufacturers don’t communicate well with each other, which can cause malfunctions or security breaches.

– Homeowners have to use too many apps – one for the lights, one for the thermostat and so on.

New hardware and mobile apps, such as Wink, allow homeowners to control their smart devices with one program, instead of a different one for every device in the home.

Sean Weiner, CEDIA member and owner of Starr Systems Design in Baltimore, says problems often occur when homeowners install too many devices on a network without the help of an expert. Too many apps and too many devices that can’t communicate with one another slow down the network.

To secure your smart home, Crowley suggests putting all home automation systems on a separate secure personal network, so their security issues don’t compromise personal information on your computers or other electronics.

He also advises regularly checking for updates, which patch security

breaches.

According to Crowley, when ethical hackers expose a security flaw, they publish the findings online to inform the public and hold manufacturers responsible.

So before installing that new security camera, search online for the product’s name along with “security flaw.”

Who’s responsible for the security breach?

Sometimes manufacturers do fix the problem. Recently, when researchers discovered that WiFi-enabled LIFX LED light bulbs could be hacked and give away personal network information, the company released a patch soon after. But security updates aren’t effective unless the homeowner constantly checks for them.

Weiner says the industry continues to enhance the security of these devices, but technology takes time to evolve.

“There are rarely guarantees, but at this point, we have not seen large-scale attempts to hack home automation systems,” Weiner says. “If we want that to continue, it is the obligation of every homeowner, integrator and manufacturer to be mindful of the potential dangers and take every precaution possible to protect the integrity of the systems they install.”

James Figy is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers.

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3 hacks to make moving home painless, according to experts

By Sophie Miura, Domaine (TNS)

Unboxing your wares doesn’t need to be a chore.

Moving house can be an exciting transition, but when the buzz from finding your new home and planning the decor has dulled, there’s one task that fills most movers with dread: unpacking. If the prospect of unboxing your possessions in your new home seems daunting, there’s a new service you need to know about.

John-Morgan and Lauren Bush are the founders of Unpackd NYC, a genius packing service that promises to take the pain out of moving house. How? The husbandand-wife duo will do the task you dread most and unpack your boxes for one room – or an entire house. Yes, while they take care of admin and style your new home with

items you already own, you’re free to have brunch, hit the gym or do whatever you please.

The entrepreneurial pair tells Elle Decor that unboxing your wares doesn’t need to be a chore. They mastered the art of moving during a transition from Boston to New York and have developed some handy hacks to take the pain out of the process. Here are the expert tips they swear by: 1. Unload boxes straight from the van to their designated room: Load the van so boxes for each room are stored together, then unload them directly into their new space. Unloading boxes into an entryway or holding area might seem fast, but it’s a short-term solution that will increase your workload.

2. Style your bedroom first: According to John-Morgan,

this is the most important room to prioritize. “Create a perfect bedroom to retreat to so that you can relax when it seems like everything else in your place is falling down,” he says.

3. Don’t delay unpacking your closet: “People often save their closet for last, because it takes the most time,” Bush tells Elle Decor. “But you can get rid of some of your biggest boxes that contain most of your day-to-day stuff if you tackle your closet early on.”

Refresh your closet by tossing mismatched hangers and replacing them with one style for a coordinated, c lutter-free look.

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Boulder Green Home Tour 2016 showcases innovations BOULDER – Homeowners, builders and anyone eager to discover the latest in sustainable building practices will step inside some of Boulder County’s most innovative green home designs during the second annual Boulder Green Home Tour tomorrow, Saturday, Sept. 24.

Self-guided tours showcase how renewable energy and energy efficient materials and practices create comfortable, sustainable living. The tour includes modern and traditional custom homes, remodels and multi-family projects in Boulder, Lafayette and Louisville.

Tour organizer Colorado Green Building Guild selected this year’s featured homes to promote the collaborative exchange of ideas on green building in the Boulder area.

The day will culminate

in a celebratory after-party at the Roadhouse Depot.

Open to all ticket holders, volunteers and sponsors, after-party goers will vote for the tour’s People’s Choice Award and will talk with architects, contractors, homeowners and vendors.

A special pre-event party for those who want to learn more about green building and get a preview of homes will be held at the Brewers Association tonight, Friday, Sept. 23.

The pre-party features a presentation on Green Building 101, Net Zero and Passive House and a preview of some of the homes on the tour.

Made possible by the support of sponsors including Platinum Sponsor RE/MAX of Boulder, 200 to 500 design-minded attendees are expected.

Last year, more than 450

communities. The nonprofit trade organization represents a wide range of green building leaders.

For information, visit, bouldergreenhometour.org or coloradogreenbuilding-

guild.org.

Tom Kalinski is the Owner and Founder of RE/MAX of Boulder. To reach him call 303.441.5620 or e-mail tomkalinski33@gmail.com

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RE/MAX of Boulder visitors toured 11 green homes.

A portion of the proceeds go to Flatirons Habitat for Humanity to benefit their local projects.

The Colorado Green Building Guild is a nonprofit geared to ensure widespread adoption of sustainable building practices in order to more efficiently use resources, create healthier buildings and support vibrant sustainable

Pre-Party: Presentation on Green Building 101, Net Zero and Passive House Friday, Sept. 23; 5 to 7 p.m.

The Brewers Association, 1327 Spruce St., Boulder Free with Tour ticket. Seating limited to 30.

Please RSVP to tour@coloradogreenbuildingguild.com Boulder Green Home Tour Saturday, Sept. 24; 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Last home tours start at 3:30 p.m.

After Party and Vendor Fair Saturday, Sept. 24; 3:30 to 5:30 p.m., Roadhouse Depot Optional Walking Tour of Boulder Junction: 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Tickets Available at Eventbrite for $15.00 For information or to purchase tickets, go to: eventbrite.com/e/boulder-green-home-tour-20162nd-annual-tickets-26574416796.

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Thompson Daviau Realty offers home-buying guidelines In light of National Preparedness Month, Janet Thompson and Kirsty Daviau, of Thompson Daviau Realty, list the top five tips when preparing to purchase a new home.

BOULDER – Janet Thompson and Kirsty Daviau have over 20 years’ experience between them in the local real estate market, and have both earned the Certified Residential Specialist (CRS) and the Accredited Buyer Representative (ABR) designations. “A big part of our business, naturally, is working with buyers,” says Thompson.

“We tell them that there are many things to consider when buying a home.”

No. 1: Talk to a lender.

“First and foremost, it is important to talk to a local reputable lender,” says Daviau. “It’s very important to know your budget. The lender will tell you how much you can borrow to have a monthly payment with which you are comfortable.

No. 2: Determine how much space is required.

“This is not just about square footage or the number of rooms, but rather how those work together,” adds Thompson.

“You can probably answer how many bedrooms you are looking for fairly quickly, but is one to be used as an office and/or do you really need a guest room? How important is a private landscaped yard or neighborhood pool?”

No. 3: Decide on location. “You can look for your perfect house in the best location, but most people have a budget that can make this difficult to find,” says Daviau. “So what is your priority? Do you want to live where you can get to shops and restaurants in just a few minutes? How long of a commute to your place of business are you wanting? Are local schools important? Where is your balance between the house

you want and the location you are looking for?”

No. 4: Decide if the home needs remodeling.

“If you find a house that is move-in ready, perhaps you can make a larger down payment and move right in after closing,” says Thompson. “Remodeling is a lot of work and can cost a lot, but you could end up with a house that suits you better.”

No. 5: Be somewhat price-flexible. It is necessary to have a budget and to try to stay within it. “You need to buy a house that you can live in comfortably and be happy with your monthly payment,” concludes Daviau. “That said, it is also important to not get completely fixated on a number. If you find a house that is ‘the one’ and you can afford it, don’t pass it up because the price is just over the number you set in

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About Thompson Daviau Realty Thompson Daviau Realty mainly services Boulder County and the surrounding areas of Broomfield, Adams, Jefferson and Weld Counties. Both are members of the Colorado Association of Realtors®,

and Janet is a member of the Longmont Association of Realtors®, while Kirsty is a member of the Boulder Association of Realtors®.

For more information, call 303.564.8746 or visit ThompsonDaviauRealty.com.

The office is located at 4450 Arapahoe Ave., Suite 100 in Boulder.

12 things to do before an open house LOVELAND – There are so many things to do when your home is on the market. As you prepare for a big open house or private showings, you are likely thinking about the big things such as general cleanup and furniture staging. However, it’s important not to forget the little things. It can be surprising how these can impact buyer impressions.

Make your home inviting Make your home comfortable and inviting with these little touches – Open the blinds and curtains.

– Turn on all lights.

– Make the beds.

– Add/spray air fresheners.

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– Leave treats and/or refreshments for guests.

Eliminate negative distractions The items below are certainly not deal breakers, but they’re often things noticed by buyers. Addressing them will eliminate negative distractions during buyer showings.

– Empty the trash.

– Clean the mirrors.

– Put away dirty laundry.

– Remove used towels from bathrooms.

Neutralize impressions Lastly, here are a few things that may give buyers certain impressions about you as a seller. These can

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negatively affect their interactions with you (based on how strongly they may personally feel about what they’re seeing), so it’s best to remove them as a factor.

– Remove family photos.

– Hide religious items.

– Put away anything

As you prepare for an open house, it’s important not to forget the little things. It can be surprising how these can impact buyer impressions

that may make political statements, especially during this election year!

Your goal during open houses and showings is to give buyers the best impression of your home.

You want to highlight all of the great features and amenities while minimizing your personal preferences and beliefs. By tackling

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the minor tasks above, you eliminate unnecessary distractions and allow your home to shine.

Suzanne Plewes is a broker associate at RE/ MAX Alliance. Write to 750 W. Eisenhower Blvd., Loveland, CO 80537, call 970.290.0373 or e-mail suzanneplewes@remax.net.

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How to make your first house a home

A living room before.

By Cathy Hobbs, Tribune News Service (TNS) You just decided to purchase your dream home. Now what?

Whether you are flying solo, part of a newly married couple or two people who have decided to simply live under the same roof, purchasing a home can be an overwhelming task.

Kitchens and bathrooms Bathrooms are very personal and can often be a key selling point for potential buyers.

Kitchens remain the heart of the home. If you are building a home, buying an existing home in which you can pick your own finishes or you are just looking to share your personal spin, here are some basic rules: - Select finishes that are neutral, not trendy. This will help when it comes time to sell your home.

- Purchase high quality appliances. High quality appliances will not only outlast the inexpensive ones, but will also add value.

- Consider mixing finishes, from mixing different types of tile to mixing woods.

Bedrooms and living rooms: how to begin Start with each person determining their own personal design style. This may mean walking the floors of local furniture stores, scoping out flea markets or ripping images from 8

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a magazine and using them as inspirational images. The key is the home needs to appeal to all occupants of the space.

pieces first then your accessories.

Your furniture enhances the space, and the accessories enhance the furniture.

Identify your personal style Typically, nearly everyone’s design style falls into one of these four categories, and then there are sub-sections from there.

- Traditional - Contemporary - Modern - Global

Use universal artwork Instead of photos of one family dominating, purchase pieces of art. Great art doesn’t need to be expensive. Consider purchasing artwork from street artists, small galleries and even art students.

Select a signature piece After selecting your personal design category, narrow it down a bit more and define each person’s style more specifically.

From here, each person should select one signature piece that each person feels defines them the most. It can be an area rug with a big, bold graphic pattern or a fabulous piece of artwork or a gorgeous chandelier. Whatever piece they choose will serve as the anchor for the room and help fill in the rest of the blanks of the decor. By selecting a single signature piece that is special to each person, it helps ensure harmony and serves as the foundation to build a design palette.

Purchase large pieces first then accessorize Once you have selected signature pieces that best represent each person’s personal taste and style, choose your largest

Need help? Why not hire a professional?

When looking to hire an interior designer, be sure to do your homework. The first place to start is with a professional organization such as ASID (American Society of Interior Designers). Here, you will find a host of professionally trained interior designers in your local area. Other places to look include IIDA (International Interior Design Association), U.S. Green Building Council (for a list of professionals specializing in sustainable design) and AIA (American Institute of Architects).

When selecting the right interior designer for you. I would suggest interviewing approximately three different designers. Be sure to ask to see samples of their work; nearly all interior designers have websites with numerous portfolio photographs posted. You may also wish to see their work in person.

Don’t be afraid to ask an interior designer about their education and credentials. These credentials

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can also be confirmed through sites like asid.org and ncidq.org.

Beyond an interior designer’s credentials and work on paper, making your interior designer selection may just come down to personality and whether or not you feel you can trust and would enjoy working with this professional for what may be as long as a year or possibly longer.

How interior designers charge for their services Most interior designers either charge a flat design fee or hourly.

Hourly fees typically range from $100 to $300 per hour, based on the designer’s experience and years in business. In addition to a design fee, designers also charge a certain percentage for items that are sourced or purchased through them, typically between 10 and 35 percent. Expect a professional interior designer to also charge for such extras as drafting services, creating construction drawings, renderings, shopping, phone calls and overseeing construction management.

Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Awardwinning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at cathyhobbs.com.

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Bulb planting time is upon us BOULDER COUNTY – One of the best things a gardener can do for themselves is shake off the end-of-season blues, get out, and get planting.

What you pop into the ground now will result in an invigorating, eyepopping start to next spring’s season when the bulbs you plant come out to play.

Dig deep into your well of stamina, get out the trowels, your kneeling cushions and start planting: finally the time has arrived to pop those bulbs in the ground.

For best success, keep these tips in mind: – With bulbs, size matters. Choose large, well-formed bulbs that are blemish free.

– Plant bulbs when soil temperatures are cool, 55 to 58 degrees.

– Dig holes four times the height of the bulb, and place bulbs tips up.

– There’s no need to fertilize at planting, instead, fertilize in spring when shoots first show.

– Add four inches of mulch to buffer soil temperatures.

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Colorado State University Extension, Boulder County right now: Foxy Foxtrot tulip. A gorgeous, double-flowered early tulip is an apricot and rose colored stunner.

Foxy Foxtrot’s ruffled petals mix well with other colors, especially purples and whites. It grows well in containers so gardeners in deer country can place them up on decks away from munching animals.

Zones 3–8.

Daffodils (Narcissus spp.) are an enchanting group that, as a bonus, is deer resistant. And if you’re thinking daffodils are limited to the singlecup with petals, explore your options: Hoop

Petticoats (Bulbocodiums) look like the dresses they’re nicknamed after, with deep, bell-like flowers.

Multi-flowered, nodding Triandus, and single flowered cyclamineus types will woo you with back swept petals (reflexed), or fragrance. And those with split coronas are simply magnificent. Look for the fantastic Tête Bouclé, a two-toned jewel of yellow and orange. The double blossoms arrive early to midseason. Or add in the large, ruffled cups of Tromba Rosa, with its orange-pink trumpet and white petals. Zones 3–8.

Double flowers aren’t limited to tulips or daffodils; hyacinths have them too. With Blue Tango, hyacinth lovers get a densely packed display of the perfumed bulb.

They’re harder to find, so if you’re looking to add them, shop now.

Earning the name Crown Imperial for good reason, Fritillaria imperialis’ tall, tufted stalks cause strolling neighbors to stop and stare. Wreathed in

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hanging, bell-shaped blooms, the shoots unfold like an alien plant seen on a science fiction show.

Unusual in many gardens, this bulb is a sure winner of hearts when planted in clumps of three to five.

But these bulbs are temperamental. If bruised in shipping they rot instead of thrive, so check the quality closely when you purchase or receive yours from mail order.

Plant in full sun with good drainage. Zones 4–7.

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Colorado State University Extension, together with Boulder County Parks and Open Space, provides unbiased, researchbased information about consumer and family issues, horticulture, natural resources, agriculture and 4-H youth development. For more information contact Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Rd., Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6238, or visit ext.colostate.edu/ boulder.

work might seem minor, but fixing them now not only means you’ll have less to worry when the inspection is done, it also shows both the inspector and the buyers that you’ve taken good care of your home.

One of the smartest things you can do to get your home ready for sale is to hire your own home inspector to go through it before it goes on the market. If problems are discovered, you have the time to either repair these yourself or disclose them upfront to the buyer,

eliminating the possibility that the buyer will ask you to make repairs later.

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Home inspection tips for sellers BOULDER – One of the best ways to make certain your home attracts buyers and the highest possible sales price is to make sure it’s “dressed for success,” both inside and out. A fresh coat of paint and some new landscaping may seem like obvious first steps in preparing your home for sale. However, when it comes to the home inspection, there’s much more to do.

Beginning with the exterior, repair things like loose steps, disconnected gutters and rotted trim.

Look for anything that’s September 22-23, 2016

been neglected and needs repair, like a rotted windowsill or missing roof shingle. A pair of binoculars is a good tool to use for the roof review. Besides missing shingles, look for loose metal flashing around chimneys and plumbing vents, a common cause of leaks.

Inside, give your mechanical systems an honest assessment. If your heating and cooling system hasn’t been recently inspected and/or serviced, do it now. If you are aware of any minor plumbing or

RICK JACQUEMARD

Flatirons Home Inspections electrical repairs that need to be done, get them done before the home inspection takes place. Leaky toilet fill valves, drippy faucets or electrical outlets that don’t

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Buyers work directly with professional interior designers to choose the fixtures and finishes of their new home.

Wonderland Homes Opens Harrison Model Home in Broomfield With Wonderland Homes, It’s About Character

By L.L. Charles, At Home. Photography provided by Wonderland Homes.

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s a new home buyer, you get to make a lot of choices. The most important decision of all is choosing your homebuilder. In Broomfield, families who are looking for unparalleled livability, efficiency and quality are choosing Wonderland Homes.

The new Harvest and Legacy Series single-family homes at Quail Creek are getting rave reviews from those who have visited the community and toured the model homes. So it’s no surprise that many people are choosing a home here for their very own.

The new Quail Creek community is ideally located near 136th Ave. and Zuni, just 20 minutes from downtown Denver and 30 minutes from Boulder.

Residents are just a short walk away from shopping, dining and highly-rated schools.

Harvest and Legacy homes

by Wonderland Homes add an exciting new dimension to your lifestyle. Buyers can choose from seven new two-story home plans, priced from the $400s, with floor plans from 1,995 to 2,841 square feet. Plans feature three or four bedrooms, plus optional finished basements. A menu of elevation options for each home adds diversity and modern appeal to the community. Options include frontfacing or alley-loading garages on park-like courtyards.

Many families got their first look at these homes several weeks ago, during the Quail Creek grand opening. “We want to thank everyone for coming to see us,” said Mike Davidson, vice president of sales and marketing. “The visitors were very enthusiastic, and their comments just confirmed that we are delivering the right homes,

in the right place at the right time.

In particular, they said that they like the open floor plans, outdoor living areas, and Energy Star construction.”

Open plans let parents in the kitchen stay involved with kids doing their homework or watching TV in the living area.

Rooms are filled with light from vaulted ceilings and generous window placement. Wonderland Homes doesn’t cut corners on the windows, even on the sides of homes where other builders may scrimp to reduce costs.

The inviting outdoor living spaces bid you to relax and enjoy the views. Every Quail Creek home backs to open space or trails, so you are just steps away from more outdoor fun.

Wonderland Homes has been building award-winning homes and communities in Colorado

for 50 years and across three generations. Locally owned and just the right size, Wonderland designs one-of-a-kind homes for a one-of-a-kind you.

Seven models, and your choice of elevations The Harvest Series includes three unique plans: The Fillmore (2,493 finished square feet, from $462,900), Grant (2,532 finished square feet, from $473,900) and Monroe (2,841 finished square feet, from $489,900). The traditional architecture and frontloading garages deliver classic appeal.

Legacy Series homes feature alley-loading garages on parklike courtyards. Plans include The Jefferson (1,995 finished square feet, from $402,900), McKinley (2,097 finished square feet, from $419,900), Harrison (2,261 finished square feet, from $435,900), and Madison (2,291 finished square feet, from $454,900).

Buyers work directly with professional interior designers to choose the fixtures and finishes of their new home. Wonderland’s standard finishes are equivalent to other builders’ expensive upgrades.

The new Harrison Model demonstrates the open concept found in Wonderland’s Legacy Series.

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Wonderland Homes received the 2015 Energy Star Certified Homes Market Leader Award for going above and beyond in energy efficiency. This is “Green you can believe in.� Architects, energy consultants and design teams all work together to create a home that consumes less, yet feels comfortable year-round and saves you substantial money on your energy bills. All Wonderland homes are inspected by a third-party provider to ensure quality and energy efficiency. You can buy your home with confidence.

Each Wonderland Home comes with a robust two-year home warranty – twice as long as those typically offered by other builders.

You can count on outstanding customer care and builder integrity, from your first visit to closing.

New homes at Quail Creek are scheduled for October through December delivery. Several select walkout sites are available in the Harvest series, and buyers can still choose their desired plan. Want to move quickly? Three inventory homes are available for quick move-in.

Two model homes, ready for your personal tour Two model homes are ready for your personal tour. The new Harrison model is from the Legacy Series. The sales office is in the Grant model home at 13700 Raritan Drive in Broomfield. Come meet our sales team and learn more about this great opportunity to call Quail Creek your new home.

The Quail Creek sales office is open daily. Wonderland Homes is holding the line on a price increase until later this year. Reserving your home now could save you up to $20,000 on the purchase of your new home. Wonderland has partnered with Elevations Credit Union and Caliber Home Loans as preferred lenders, known for closing homes on time and educating buyers through the financing process.

Visit WonderlandHomes.com to see virtual tours and floor plans of the exciting new homes at Quail Creek. Contact Sales Consultant Sean McAleavey at 303.569.4299 to learn more and to schedule your own personal showing.

Locally owned and just the right size, Wonderland designs one-of-a-kind homes for a one-of-a-kind you.

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OpenHomes Quick Guide

Visit AtHomeColorado.com for a complete listing and map of open homes in the area.

City

Open Open House House Street Date Time

Berthoud

Sunday

2pm-4pm

2201 S. County Rd. 21

$475,000

Jan Marose

REMAX Alliance

303-817-9675

Boulder

Sunday

2pm-4pm

4800 Osage Dr. #30

$375,000

Marcia Cotlar

8z Real Estate

720-352-9755

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

1201 Balsam #302

$450,000

Patsy Garlinghouse

Colorado Landmark.com

303-919-0720

Boulder

Sunday

1pm- 3pm

937 Roxwood Ln., C

$465,000

Betty Cooney

Betty Cooney Realty

303-442-6674

Boulder

Saturday

1pm-3pm

1564 Greenbriar Blvd.

$539,700

Linda Nehls

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc.

303-668-7670

Boulder

Saturday

1pm - 3pm

4841 Earle Circle

$559,000

Johm Griffin

Coldwell Banker

303-408-7510

Price

Agent

Company

Phone

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

3169 Westwood Court

$560,000

Mark Remington

WK Real Estate

303-489-8054

Boulder

Saturday

12pm-4pm

4729 Harwich Street

$599,999

Ronda Connolly

Bosch Real Estate Group

303-746-5040

Boulder

Saturday

1pm-3pm

4632 16th St.

$630,000

Barb Passalacqua

REMAX Alliance

303-931-6673

Boulder

Saturday

2pm-4pm

4693 18th St.

$650,000

Todd Gogulski

REMAX Alliance

303-219-0399

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

11 Pika Road

$675,000

Julie Gullett

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc.

303-408-6966

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

5050 Pierre St. A

$815,000

Kim Payes

REMAX Alliance

720-839-1038

Boulder

Saturday

1pm-3pm

4445 Hastings Drive

$825,000

Brigitte Furst

8z Real Estate

720-244-4411

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

4730 Kincross Court

$829,000

Joyce Pollich

WK Real Estate

303-249-6501

Boulder

Saturday

10am-2pm

1206 Crestmoor Dr.

$850,000

Natasha Hubbard

REMAX Alliance

303-909-3810

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-4pm

4522 13th Street Unit E

$875,000

Michael Rebich

ReMax of Boulder

303-478-3207

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

1255 Gillaspie Dr.

$899,900

Alicia Miller

REMAX Alliance

303-818-0954

Boulder

Saturday

1pm-3pm

3971 Montclair Lane

$955,000

Tracy Zaik

WK Real Estate

303-859-7271

Boulder

Sunday

10am-12pm

3971 Montclair Lane

$955,000

Sian Murphy

WK Real Estate

720-936-2309

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-4pm

4606 Field Court

$1,250,000

Wendy Wyckoff

Wendy Wyckoff

303-530-4945

Boulder

Saturday

10am-12pm

1133 Utica Cir.

$1,395,000

Kristin Kalush

REMAX Alliance

303-809-1717

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-2pm

635 Paragon Drive

$1,399,000

Mike Moger

WK Real Estate

303-859-4467

Boulder

Saturday

1pm-3pm

2405 Cragmoor Road

$1,650,000

Marybeth Emerson

Colorado Landmark Realtors

720-394-1997

Boulder

Saturday

1pm-3pm

901 Hawthorn Ave.

$1,695,000

Karen Barrocas

REMAX Alliance

303-817-6772

Boulder

Sunday

1pm-3pm

901 Hawthorn Ave.

$1,695,000

Karen Barrocas

REMAX Alliance

303-817-6772

Boulder

Sunday

12pm-3pm

7496 Panorama Drive

$1,695,000

Julia Cantarovici

8z Real Estate

720-203-7789

Boulder

Saturday

1pm-3pm

2890 Stanford Ave.

$2,400,000

Donald Cicchillo

REMAX Alliance on Walnut

303-875-2241

Boulder

Daily

11am-5pm

3092 Big Horn St.

$1M +

Roz Giannasi Pinon

Markel Homes: Kalmia38, Northfield Village & Northfield Commons

303-442-0309

Erie

Sunday

2pm-4pm

1936 Larson Court

$550,000

Janet Borchert

WK Real Estate

720-564-6034

Lafayette

Saturday

12pm-2pm

306 E. Chester

$395,000

Mark Remington

WK Real Estate

303-489-8054

Lafayette

Saturday

12pm-2pm

400 Baron Ave.

$425,000

Olivia Shagoury

REMAX Alliance

303-775-6085

Lafayette

Saturday

11am-2pm

729 San Juan Drive

$475,000

Ashley Kipfer

WK Real Estate

303-725-0216

Lafayette

Saturday

2pm-4pm

2368 Sandpiper Dr.

$599,000

Ashley Newell

REMAX Alliance on Walnut

303-518-0691

Lafayette

Saturday

11am-1pm

1290 Ptarmigan Ct.

$789,000

Ashley Newell

REMAX Alliance on Walnut

303-518-0691

Lafayette

Saturday

12pm-3pm

2431 Targhee Pt.

$1,250,000

Brian MacDonald

Coldwell Banker Residential

303-915-9126

Lafayette

Sunday

12pm-3pm

2431 Targhee Pt.

$1,250,000

Brian MacDonald

Coldwell Banker Residential

303-915-9126

Longmont

Sunday

2pm-4pm

640 Gooseberry Dr. 603

$290,000

Julie Ann Markiewicz

REMAX Alliance

303-995-3914

Longmont

Sunday

1pm-2:30pm

1430 Elmhurst Drive

$329,000

Andrew Muller/Shelley Chittivej

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc.

303-434-6633

Longmont

Saturday & Sunday

11am-3pm

1379 Charles Dr. C-7

$349,900

Jeremy Johnson

RE/MAX Alliance

970-313-6166

Longmont

Sunday

12pm - 3pm

4958 Eagan Circle

$649,900

Dana Hunt

WK Real Estate

303-709-4443

Longmont

Saturday

1pm-3pm

832 Neon Forest Cir.

$675,000

Suzy Williamson

REMAX Alliance

720-491-9885

Longmont

Saturday

11am-1pm

1025 Katy Ln.

$685,000

Suzy Williamson

REMAX Alliance

720-491-9885

Longmont

Sunday

1pm-3pm

1035 Neon Forest Cir.

$735,000

Suzy Williamson

REMAX Alliance

720-491-9885

Longmont

Saturday

11am-1pm

1868 Meadow Vale Road

$749,500

Sherrill Carter

Keller Williams 1st Realty Associates, Inc.

303-588-3655

Longmont

Saturday & Sunday

12pm-2pm

2001 Poppy Field Court

$979,000

Brian Terry

Bosch Real Estate Group

303-845-0949

Longmont

Saturday

1pm-pm

10187 N 75th St.

$1,385,000

Liz Ford

REMAX Alliance

303-517-0351

Longmont

Daily

11am-5pm

918 Half Measures Dr.

$600k+

Marlita Lazo

Markel Homes: Prospect NewTown

Longmont

Thursday - Sunday

12pm-4pm

1437 Moonlight Drive

Starting in the high-$300,000's. Chris Sweeney/Stan Meade

Pedal To Properties

Louisville

Sunday

10am-12pm

2226 E. Hecla Drive D

$499,000

Mary Ellen Wood

RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc.

303-522-7928 720-480-6106/ 303-817-7777 303-717-3003

Louisville

Saturday

12pm-3pm

725 Cleveland

$665,000

Chris Angelovic

LIV Sotheby's International Realty

720-438-9232

Louisville

Saturday

1pm-3pm

810 Trail Ridge Dr.

$849,900

Alicia Miller

REMAX Alliance

303-818-0954

Louisville

Wednesday-Monday

11am-5pm

1805 Blue Star Lane - Model Home

$700k's+

Michele Steward

Markel Homes - North End

303-604-9196

Lyons

By appointment

11am-5pm

334 McConnell Drive

$500,000+

Marlita Lazo

Markel Homes

303-823-6814

Niwot

Sunday

1pm-3pm

4348 Pebble Beach Drive

$1,089,000

Jerry Curry

WK Real Estate

303-588-1935

Niwot

Saturday

11am-2pm

6454 Legend Ridge Trl.

$1,850,000

Deborah Read Fowler

Colorado Landmark

720-378-1217

Plattville

Saturday

12pm-2pm

503 Stevens Circle

$279,900

Paul Schneider

Rouse Realty

970-534-1223

Superior Un-incorporated Longmont/Firestone Westminster

Saturday

2pm - 4pm

448 Jasper Way

$730,000

Todd Bloom

Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage

303-596-6591

Saturday

11am-3pm

4969 County Rd. 22

$460,000

Connie Flynn

Your Castle Real Estate, Inc.

303-702-0123

Sunday

1pm-3pm

8331 Mason Cir.

$315,000

Sean Chance

REMAX Alliance

303-704-0123

Westminster

Saturday

1pm-3pm

14370 Osage Street

$995,000

Jann Culver

WK Real Estate

303-888-8594

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open Homes 1379 Charles Dr C-7, Longmont

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High $300’s to Low $400’s | MLS #790960 Introducing Hover Place by Landmark Homes, a 60+ condominium community designed with age-in-place andaccessibility in mind. Offering 8 different spacious single level residences, attached garages, secured entry and elevator service, all while overlooking Hover Park.

Call Jeremy Johnson

OPEN SUNDAY 11AM-1PM 1904 S Coffman Street, Longmont $599,500 Elegant 3-Story Townhouse in Prospect! 3 bed, 3.5 baths, creative loft/studio, 3,070sf, finished basement, detached 2+ car heated garage, new SS appliances, recent upgrades.

Mike Baucom, Broker/Owner 303-775-9529

970-313-6166 | www.LandmarkLiving.net

Each office independently owned & operated | 970-482-1781

Tues-Sat 10-6 • Sun 12-6

Tues-Sat 10-6 • Sun 12-6

10323 Bluegrass St, Firestone $547,354

5404 Neighbors Pkwy, Firestone $362,950

Fantastic gourmet kitchen w/stainless appliances, granite & hardwoods - this is one of DR Horton’s most popular plans! Main floor bedroom and bath, plus formal living & dining room, great room, and mud p room! Fully landscaped 1/4 acre lot.

Visit the model at 10280 Bluegrass St. Kathy Beck 970-213-8475

Spacious 2-story with an open concept floor plan featuring an incredible great room and kitchen combination. Gigantic m master suite! Ample sized secondary bedrooms with nice closets!

Upstairs laundry too! Visit the model at 5254 Sandy Ridge.

MLS #800698

Brandi Garifi 720-291-0899

Kathy Beck 970-213-8475

Open Saturday 12pm-3pm and Sunday 11am-1pm

Open Saturday 1PM-4PM 1110 5th Ave., Lyons

301 Turner Avenue, Berthoud $235,000

$399,500

Light and bright, beautifully remodeled 3bed/3.5ba end unit townhome. 2 master suites, peaceful front porch and fenced back patio.

Patti Moore 303-359-0055 pmoore@thegroupinc.com

Kristi Collins 970-389-4660 kcollins@thegroupinc.com

Brandi Garifi 720-291-0899

Directions: Hwy 36 thru Lyons, north on 5th Ave (next to Stone Cup) to end of street.

Comfortable 1750sf 3bdrm, 2bath ranch home nestled on 1/2 acre lot. Walk to downtown. New roof, siding, air conditioner, furnace, flooring, front deck.

Pellet stove, beautiful wood floor in family room.

Oversized 22x30’ 2-car attached garage. Views of foothills.

Mark Webber • Twin Peaks Living Colorado Real Estate • 720-291-9812 P Bu revio ilt us Ho ly me

OPEN SAT & SUN 1PM-3PM 6274 Twilight Avenue, Firestone, CO. Welcome little ghosts and goblins from your new front porch!

4 spacious bedrooms on the second floor, one with a nookery!

A designated space celebrating your creativity! Kitchen offers serene cooking space with gas range/oven, granite counter tops, 42” alder cabinets and a large pantry. Two sided fireplace dividing living and dining area. Standard features: include solid hardwood, textured walls, A/C, and natural stone.

$376,000 Fran Burns

970-396-1516 OPEN SATURDAY 11AM-1PM 1868 Meadow Vale Road ~ Longmont $749,500 Meadow Vale Farm Subdivision

Model Home Located at 1437 Moonlight Drive, Longmont Office Hours: Thursday – Sunday 12pm-4pm Two-story and ranch plans available Homes starting in the high-$300,000’s Call for more information and inventory

• 4 Bd, 4 Ba, 5-Car Garage • 1.07 Irrigated Acres • Updated Gourmet Kitchen • Fully Appointed Apartment w/Separate Entrance • Professionally Landscaped

www.tourfactory.com/1547491

Sherrill Carter • 303-588-3655

Stan Meade Chris Sweeney 303.817.7777 720.480.6106 www.pedaltoproperties.com

For advertising information, please call Toni McNeill 303.684.5329 or Thais Hafer 303.473.1456 For a complete listing and map of open homes in the area visit AtHomeColorado.com September 22-23, 2016

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HOME ORGANIZATION

The simple organization hacks tidy people do every day

By Sophie Miura Domaine (TNS)

swear by for an organized workspace.

Ask me to locate an electronic bill and a quick Command + F will retrieve my archive in an instant. Ask me to find hard-copy medical records or receipts, and that’s a completely different story. If, like me, you’ve mastered a digital filing system but don’t quite know how to organize life’s administrative paperwork, it’s time to declutter your desk.

The digital age might have replaced mounting paper bills with a bursting inbox, but according to Martha Stewart, a filing system is crucial for important documents – something many millennials overlook.

Guilty? Here are five simple hacks tidy people

Centralize paperwork Leaving items scattered around the house or creating multiple filing spots is an easy way to lose track of paperwork.

Choose one place to store all important documents, ideally near a computer so you can cross-reference soft and hard copies.

Reduce receipts Holding onto important receipts and warranty information might seem like a safe bet, but it can quickly spiral out of control. “One of the things that causes chaos is that people don’t know what they need, so they save everything,” says Julie Morgenstern, author of Organizing From the Inside Out. She suggests

making an automatic toss list for unnecessary receipts and storing the rest in an accordion file by month. Review this at tax time, and toss any papers that aren’t relevant.

Create a mail sorting area To prevent paperwork from piling up, add a wastepaper bin to your entryway so that you’re forced to keep or toss mail straight away.

Sort bills by month, not type Professional organizer Barry Izsak says it’s a mistake to file bills based on type. Instead, he recommends organizing paperwork by month or scanning the copy to add it to your digital system before recycling the original.

Professional organizer Barry Izsak recommends organizing paperwork by month or scanning the copy to add it to your digital system before recycling the original.

Use a safe-deposit box Some important documents should be stored away from the rest of your filing in a safe-deposit box. This includes birth certificates, medical records and legal documents. Make sure you keep these together

and retain copies for quick reference.

Get the latest on home decor trends, design ideas, shopping guides and food news, and take a look inside your favorite celebrity homes on DomaineHome.com.

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Open Saturday 12 PM-2 PM 8392 Greenwood Drive Niwot $1,199,000 • Beautifully updated home in Niwot • 5 bdrms, 7 baths • Gourmet kitchen open to family room • Room for fun in finished basement • Large deck to beautifully landscaped yard

Pat Murphy • Niwot Real Estate • 303-589-7025

OPEN SUNDAY 2PM TO 4PM FARM HOUSE IN PASTORAL SETTING ON 5 ACRES

2201 S. County Rd 21, Berthoud - $475,000 3 bdrm, 2 bath, 2,456 square feet. Living room with high vaulted ceilings & wood stove, huge kitchen open to dining area, warm knotty pine paneling, new windows, newer roof, newer central a/c & boiler, inviting covered porches, numerous raised organic garden beds, chicken coop & fencing, 2 car garage with workshop, unfinished basement.

Directions: North on Hover which turns into N 95th, left Yellowstone, 1st right N 95th, which turns into County Rd 21.

Jan Marose

RE/MAX Alliance

303-817-9675 (Cell)

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DESIGN RECIPES

Dress your shelves to impress

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service (TNS) From bookshelves to China cabinets and built-in bookcases, there are opportunities to make a bold decor statement using a technique called shelf dressing.

Shelf dressing is a technique long used by home stagers and stylists to add interest and creativity to spaces that may otherwise feel bland. Gone are the days where bookshelves are just for books, or built-in China cabinets reserved for only for China and crystal.

These days, many homeowners want to display decorative items that can range from books to blooms, decorative items, travel finds and treasured mementos. When looking for ways to style bookshelves and built-ins, here are five general design rules to follow.

Less is more You don’t have to have an item on every single shelf. Displaying fewer items will help your decor stand out.

Use florals Florals not only add color, but texture as well.

Look for interesting books From design books to those on fashion or those with colorful covers or splines, books can be an affordable decor item for shelf dressing.

Mix materials Don’t be afraid to mix materials and finishes. Mixing glass with ceramics can be interesting and appealing.

Mixing books with decorative items and blooms is a creative way to style shelves.

Go metallic Metallics remain hot in home decor.

From silver to gold and brass, feel free to mix and match different metallic finishes.

Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Award-winning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at cathyhobbs.com.

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White and neutral colors create a sense of contrast.

143 EAGLE FEATHER WAY

3 bdrm, 2 ba custom Santa Fe pueblo style house with views. Skylights, vigas and adobe features, 2 kiva fireplaces, semi-circular dining room, master suite, den, large studio.

Kitchen with custom maple cabinets, granite and stainless steel. Energy efficient in-floor radiant heat. Courtyard with fountain and adobe wall, xeriscaped garden, covered dining area, sandstone terraces and dramatic views. Heated finished garage with workshop.

Little Thompson River runs below property with walking trails on 88 acres of private open space. 10 min. to amenities of Lyons, 30 min. to Boulder. MLS# 802325.

$734,500

Jimmy Keith

303.441.5621 | 303.898.2795 jimmykeith@boulderco.com September 22-23, 2016

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HOME DÉCOR

2 RANCH STYLES AVAILABLE!!

It’s not too late – easy ways to style your tiny patio

The Woodland and The Bighorn

Shadow Grass Park Starting in the low 400’s

With a few simple tricks, you can whip your balcony into shape and even extend it into the fall months.

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By Gabrielle Savoie, Domaine (TNS)

1437 Moonlight Drive, Longmont Open Thur-Sun 12pm-4pm Our new ranch models offer easy, wide-open single level living with covered front porch and alley load 2 car garage. Vaulted ceilings through-out. Full basement with 9’ ceilings and bath rough-in. Plenty of time to personalize interior finishes. “Pocket office” could be perfect for home management or crafts room.

Call Stan Meade with Pedal to Properties for more information at

303.817.7777

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If you’ve ever moved into an apartment with a balcony, you know the initial excitement that comes with daydreams of long summer nights spent outdoors, visions of morning coffees under the sun, and aspirations of neighborly cocktail parties at sunset. The initial intention is always to create an outdoor space to rival the greatest landscape artists, so why does our outdoor decor always seem to become an afterthought?

Even though outdoor spaces can’t always be used year-round, it’s no excuse to leave them undecorated. If you’ve reached September and your balcony is still a sad empty space – or if you’ve haphazardly purchased an outdoor set at the local hardware store and called it a day – it’s not too late to make your alfresco space Insta-worthy. With a few simple tricks, you can whip your balcony into shape and even extend it into the fall months. Wait no more – the time to transform

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your balcony is now.

Start with plants An outdoor area should never be without greenery. Flower boxes and potted plants are an easy, low-cost way to infuse greens into your outdoor space, no heavy lifting required.

Ground it with a rug Outdoor rugs are prettier than ever, and companies like Dash & Albert are coming up with hundreds of fun and weatherresistant patterns. You ground your living room with a rug, so why not do the same with your balcony?

Embrace the bistro table Nothing is more satisfying than having breakfast outside and basking in the sun before a long workday. When space is limited, all you need are a couple of chairs and a smaller bistro table.

When in doubt, do stripes Outdoor stripes are quintessential summer decorating.

If you’re upholstering furniture, September 22-23, 2016

purchasing outdoor pillows, or shopping for an umbrella, always look at thick stripes in bold colors to bring life to your space.

Plant a vertical garden.

The easiest way to hide unsightly neighboring balconies is to block the view with a vertical garden. Simply install a trellis, and hang away. Just make sure your building approves it before making significant changes.

Throw in pillows.

Don’t think you’re limited to the pillows that came with your outdoor sofa. Just as outdoor rugs are now more varied than ever, so are their pillow counterparts. This means you can infuse the same decor personality indoors and out!

Consider lighting.

Hanging out on your balcony on a balmy summer night is a luxury – as long as you can see

around you. If your balcony is covered, consider hanging string lights to create a starry nighttime effect. If it isn’t, wall sconces or even candle-filled hurricanes are great alternatives.

Put in the finishing touches.

Add final decorating touches with vases, candles and other accents to finish off the space.

Treat your balcony as you would any other room in your house to get a layered décor effect.

Warm it up for fall.

When temperatures start cooling down in September, extend the season by furnishing your space with throws and sheepskin rugs that will keep you and your guests cozy.

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By Cathy Hobbs, Tribune News Service (TNS) Guest bathrooms are often an integral part of the home, typically the one and only bathroom seen and used by guests.

In styling or laying out a guest bathroom, there are some basic do’s and don’ts to help ensure a guest bathroom is always guestready and showcased in the best possible light.

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DO’S Do make your guest bathroom a functional space in your home. Ideally a guest bathroom should not be used for storage or cleaning products or supplies and should feel fresh open and airy.

Do use florals. While fresh flowers are ideal, in many instances it simply is not feasible. An attractive artificial arrangement will do the trick.

Do incorporate color into your guest bathroom. A pop of color can go a long way.

Do have a fresh set of towels hanging. Many guests may be turned off by the idea of using the towels you and your family use for bathing.

Do infuse fresh fragrance in your space in the form of candles.

Candles can also help add color.

DON’TS Don’t make your guest bathroom an afterthought. Guests

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Succulents are long-lasting and attractive and work well in guest bathrooms.

will certainly not feel welcome in a space that does not feel clean and fresh.

Don’t ignore the opportunity to include artwork. Artwork helps to add interest, especially in small spaces.

Don’t only showcase your guest bathroom when guests are on the way. Ideally, a guest bathroom should always be guest-ready.

Don’t ignore lighting. A welllit bathroom is always more appealing.

Don’t overdo it. Guest bathrooms tend to be small, and you will not want to overcrowd your space.

Cathy Hobbs, based in New York City, is an Emmy Awardwinning television host and a nationally known interior design and home staging expert with offices in New York City, Boston and Washington, D.C. Contact her at info@cathyhobbs.com or visit her website at cathyhobbs.com.

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Boulder Area Real Estate Stats August 2016

HOUSE SALES

Year to Date

August 2016 Statistics Average Sales Price

Sold Listings

Location Boulder Erie Lafayette Longmont Louisville Lyons Mountains Niwot Plains Superior Total

Sold Inventory Avg. Sales Listings Price 90 250 $1,031,677 44 42 $515,977 25 36 $625,109 130 196 $425,192 20 35 $656,511 6 32 $380,000 42 173 $596,285 8 25 $801,013 63 174 $676,506 15 23 $621,170 443 986

Days on Market 63 56 69 46 49 125 67 76 71 38

Median Sales Price $855,000 $458,500 $643,400 $385,700 $620,500 $312,500 $400,000 $682,500 $580,000 $600,000

Location Boulder Erie Lafayette Longmont Louisville Lyons Mountains Niwot Plains Superior Total

Thru Aug-15 721 328 231 989 147 77 312 59 460 86 3,410

Thru Aug-16 648 269 175 897 124 77 256 50 428 98 3,022

% Chg (10.1) (18.0) (24.2) (9.3) (15.6) 0.0 (17.9) (15.3) (7.0) 14.0

Thru Aug-15 $ 906,093 $ 444,084 $ 506,808 $ 377,725 $ 559,579 $ 433,319 $ 498,632 $ 765,289 $ 656,596 $ 569,388

CONDO & TOWNHOME SALES

Boulder Erie Lafayette Longmont Louisville Lyons Mountains Niwot Plains Superior Total

Avg. Sales Price $418,034 $231,500 $276,004 $293,255 $364,826 $350,000 $237,500 $290,000 $339,500 $383,950

Days on Market 45 38 35 76 74 55 30 95 44 10

Median Sales Price $351,000 $225,500 $272,500 $294,900 $379,900 $350,000 $237,500 $290,000 $327,750 $383,950

Location Boulder Erie Lafayette Longmont Louisville Lyons Mountains Niwot Plains Superior Total

Boulder Erie Lafayette Longmont Louisville Lyons Mountains Niwot Plains Superior

Thru Aug-15 68 56 59 58 45 148 112 72 71 52

Thru Aug-16 70 61 56 50 54 105 100 101 75 37

% Chg 2.9 8.9 (5.1) (13.8) 20.0 (29.1) (10.7) 40.3 5.6 (28.8)

Thru Aug-15 589 33 91 233 39 0 1 10 93 33 1,122

Thru Aug-16 441 34 109 183 45 3 3 9 76 22 925

Days on Market

Average Sales Price

Sold Listings

Sold Inventory Listings 71 74 3 9 13 10 29 41 13 21 1 0 2 1 1 2 14 11 2 5 149 174

Location

Thru Aug-15 $745,000 $409,250 $453,000 $325,000 $520,000 $440,000 $418,750 $629,900 $552,500 $520,000

Thru Aug-16 $860,000 $459,000 $513,000 $363,000 $640,000 $430,000 $463,700 $892,500 $606,000 $607,250

% Chg 15.4 12.2 13.2 11.7 23.1 (2.3) 10.7 41.7 9.7 16.8

Year to Date

August 2016 Statistics

Location

Median Sales Price

Days on Market

Thru % Chg Aug-16 $ 1,021,272 12.7 $ 490,575 10.5 $ 593,882 17.2 $ 415,830 10.1 $ 640,071 14.4 $ 435,928 0.6 $ 621,287 24.6 $ 1,045,996 36.7 $ 727,994 10.9 $ 621,367 9.1

% Chg (25.1) 3.0 19.8 (21.5) 15.4 N/A 200.0 (10.0) (18.3) (33.3)

Thru Aug-15 $376,656 $213,924 $258,975 $234,875 $352,057 $0 $560,000 $199,200 $243,285 $287,213

Thru Aug-16 $455,268 $254,397 $320,347 $298,023 $361,434 $326,667 $210,557 $230,611 $314,779 $367,824

% Chg 20.9 18.9 23.7 26.9 2.7 N/A (62.4) 15.8 29.4 28.1

Location Boulder Erie Lafayette Longmont Louisville Lyons Mountains Niwot Plains Superior

Thru Aug-15 43 41 85 42 56 0 96 40 32 33

Thru Jan-16 41 35 115 94 52 45 33 38 33 35

Median Sales Price % Chg (4.7) (14.6) 35.3 123.8 (7.1) N/A (65.6) (5.0) 3.1 6.1

Thru Aug-15 $305,000 $206,000 $242,500 $225,000 $319,100 $0 $560,000 $188,000 $215,000 $276,500

Thru Aug-16 $401,000 $238,750 $326,000 $285,000 $331,000 $350,000 $235,000 $197,000 $295,000 $353,500

% Chg 31.5 15.9 34.4 26.7 3.7 N/A (58.0) 4.8 37.2 27.8

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Rent $905/$910 per month

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OPEN HOUSE: 1pm to 4pm: Sat. 10/1 and Sun. 10/2 322 3rd Street, Frederick For Sale By Owner, asking $249,500; 2 Beds, 1 Bath-1931 Original Craftsman Home with half basement situated in the center of block on a huge 9,375 sq. ft. lot.

Located less than 30 miles North of Denver in Downtown Frederick. Please call (818) 846-8029 for information, or go to Zillow.com

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Apartments for Rent

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6002 Condos for Rent 6009 Quail Ridge, Longmont 2BR 3.5BA, Finished Basement as 3rd BR, End Unit, 1Car Gar, A/C, Frplc. $1600/mo.

303-772-4200

Double wide 3BR 2BA Mobile Home for Sale - $69,900: Large Kitchen w/ Laundry area, Large Living room, Split Floor plan w/ Master Bed/Bath on 1 end & 2 Beds/Bath on the other. Central A/C. Very Nice Home w/ Great Features.

Blue Spruce Village Mobile Home Park Beautiful Berthoud.

Park Space Rent: $450 per month, trash service incl.

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For Sale $54,900 or $49,900 Cash 2014 Legacy Mobile Home

3 Bedroom 2 Bath Stove, Refrigerator, Dishwasher, Washer & Dryer.

Blue Spruce Village Mobile Home Park Berthoud.

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Park Space Rent: $450 per month , trash service incl.

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20 Acres of Secluded & Fertile Land in Kings Canyon Ranch: 1 mile S of Poudre River & 26.5 miles NW of Fort Collins. $55,000.

Contact Owner

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Live on S Boulder Creek in Eldorado Springs: 2BD 1 BA

Cottage w/ Office Mountain Views, Deck on Creek, Climb, Hike & Fish Out Your Front Door. www.iresis.com/go/mls/ 799177 Nancy Denison WKRE $469,000.

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3BR 3BA Historic Farm House on 100 Acre Ranch: 8 miles

Call 303-887-7592

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Appraised at $325k, Reduced from $288k to $280k, Limited Offer.

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Fully Furnished Master Bedroom & Private Bath in 3BR

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Avail. Oct 1. $1,150 incl. utils.

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1 & 2 BR Apt Homes Victoria Inn Apts, 2400 17th Ave. For price/availability,

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1BR 1BA -1968 McCall: New Carpet & Paint, No pets. 1 Person. $925/month, heat, water & trash paid.

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2BR & Private Bath in Upper Level of Newer Erie Home: Mature Non-Smoking Adults.

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Looking for 2BR Rental in Longmont & Adult Roomate to Share Expenses: Reliable, Dependable, Never Late Paying Rent.

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ERIE- 500 sq ft Artist Studio Loft Space in Commercial Building.

Share Toilet/Shower. $750/month, OBO. Bob 303-990-1324

JOBS. WHEELS. HOMES. STUFF.

FIND IT. SELL IT. FAST. September 23 - 24, 2016 September 22-23, 2016

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BOULDER | 600 MANHATTAN DRIVE C-5

LOUISVILLE | 861 W. LINDEN STREET

BOULDER | 6988 HUNTER PLACE

2 BR * 2 BA * 1128 TSF (796081) * $369,000

3 BR * 2 BA * 1104 TSF (802696) * $439,900

4 BR * 3 BA * 3672 TSF (802699) * $584,900

ERIE | 395 SIMMONS STREET

BOULDER | 2805 16TH STREET

BOULDER | 602 SPRUCE STREET

3 BR * 3 BA * 2609 TSF (802722) * $389,900

3 BR * 3 BA * 3280 TSF (802780) * $874,000

3 BR * 2 BA * 2289 TSF (802801) * $1,595,000

BOULDER | 3160 FOLSOM STREET

BOULDER | 989 FOREST AVENUE

BOULDER | 6921 HARVEST ROAD

DUPLEX * 8 BR * 4 BA * 3510 TSF (802827) * $1,075,000

4 BR * 2 BA * 2506 TSF (802920) * $1,098,700

3 BR * 2 BA * 2125 TSF (802956) * $439,000

OPEN SUNDAY 10 AM - NOON

OPEN SUNDAY 1 - 2:30 PM

BOULDER | 1310 ROSEWOOD AVENUE #5B

LOUISVILLE | 2226 E. HECLA DRIVE D

LONGMONT | 1430 ELMHURST DRIVE

2 BR * 3 BA * 1630 TSF (803026) * $735,000

3 BR * 3 BA * 2175 TSF (803083) * $499,000

3 BR * 3 BA * 2672 TSF (803138) * $329,000

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