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Diggin’ In

Cooler days and nights, ripe for vegetable garden these cool-season veggies:

Curly Kale This pretty blue-green hybrid kale is easy to grow and keeps you supplied for months. Cut outer leaves so the center continues growing. Light frost makes the leaves taste sweeter.

Georgia Collards Georgia collards are prized for their sweet, cabbage-like flavor.

Leaves are ruffled and blue-green; leaves taste best when young. Withstands cold weather; frost makes leaves sweet.

Romaine Lettuce Lieutenant Broccoli.

(Photo courtesy Bonnie Plants/TNS)

By Kathy Van Mullekom, Daily Press (Newport News, Va.) (TNS) With autumn upon us, it’s time to think about air and soil temperatures falling — thankfully after a long, horribly hot summer, in some regions.

In the garden, cooler days and nights call for a cool-season vegetable garden filled with lettuces, spinach, collards, onions and cabbages, all the good stuff for harvest-time meals. Plant your crops a week or two apart and you can enjoy garden bounty until January, especially if you use row covers or cheap fitted sheets to protect plants from the fall frosts that typically begin midNovember.

FALL’S FINEST Bonnie Plants, a vegetable, herb and flower name brand sold at garden centers nationwide, including Lowe’s and Home Depot, suggests

Tall, dark green heads are easy to grow, and form crisp golden hearts.

(Similar to Parris Island Cos, but taller and darker.) Harvest outer leaves throughout the season, or wait until the head forms. Looks beautiful in containers!

Lieutenant Broccoli These plants form smooth, dark green heads on medium-sized stems with few side shoots.

Mustard Greens Offering spicy hot leaves, this is a very fast-growing, nutritious vegetable. Mustard greens always taste sweeter when nipped by frost.

Arugula These fast-growing leafy greens with a peppery taste are great for salads or gourmet recipes.

KIDS AND CABBAGES If you have a child in third grade this year, consider talking to their teacher about the National Bonnie Plants Third Grade Cabbage Program. Third-grade teachers can now register online at http://bonniecab-

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bageprogram.com for the 2017 spring project when Bonnie Plants trucks will deliver thousands of baby cabbage plants to third-grade classrooms nationwide — all free and all meant to compete for the biggest and best cabbage in weight and size.

Teaches distribute two-inch plants with instructions, provided by Bonnie, to students to carry home and grow, according to a company news release. At the end of the growing season, teachers select a class winner, based on size, appearance and maturity and that submission is entered in a state scholarship drawing. The state winners are randomly selected by each state’s director of agriculture, and Bonnie Plants awards a $1,000 scholarship for education to one student in each state.

“The cabbage program is a wonderful way to engage children’s interest in agriculture, while teaching them not only the basics of gardening, but the importance of our food systems and growing our own,” says Stan Cope, president of Bonnie Plants.

This fall, you and your child — or grandchild — can practice growing cool-season cabbages at home, using the O.S. Cross, or oversized version that the national cabbage program hands out. These cabbages can grow as much as 40 pounds, making it engaging fun for children to monitor their growth over days and weeks.

GET GROWING To grow a cabbage and other cool-season veggies, give them at least six hours of full sun, more if possible.

—Space your veggie transplants far enough apart so they can grow to full maturity without crowding each other. Adequate spacing allows for good overall plant development; it also allows light and air to penetrate the plant, thereby reducing the potential for disease and pests. For instance, large plants like cabbages and collards need three feet on each side to spread out. If you don’t have that kind of space, plant them in huge containers.

—Healthy soil equates healthy plants, so work compost or a balanced fertilizer (10-10-10) into your garden soil before planting.

—Adequate water also nourishes vegetable plants, which need an inch of rainfall weekly. If that doesn’t happen, water with a soaker hose, saturating the ground thoroughly early morning.

—Regularly inspect your vegetable plants for pests, picking off munching worms when you see them.

—If weather gets below 32 degrees Fahrenheit, protect vegetable plants from frost, using a lightweight cloth (called floating row covers) you can buy at garden centers, or thin, fitted bed sheets, to cover cabbages, late-season tomatoes, spinach and lettuces.

Learn more about growing warmand cool-season veggies with Bonnie Plants at www.bonnieplants.com.

——— (Kathy Van Mullekom is the garden/ home columnist for the Daily Press in Newport News, Va. Follow her on Facebook@Kathy Hogan Van Mullekom, on Twitter @diggindirt and at Pinterest@digginin. Her blog can be read at Diggin@RoomandYard.com

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Lawn and Garden

Fall watering and sod installation Steve Korby, President of the Rocky Mountain Sod Growers, advises homeowners to consider fall sod installations along with proper fall watering guidelines.

“Many homeowners fear that it is too late to install sod,” notes Korby.

“Actually, this is a great time of year to install sod and we want people to know the benefits.”

Fall Watering

in landscape water needs for sites that are properly prepared.

Sod will root into the soil within two to three weeks. Determine if the sod is well rooted by gently tugging on it. The new sod may be mowed as needed, even if it hasn’t rooted down. When the grass reaches approximately three inches tall, begin allowing the sod to dry out slightly

so that the grass may be mowed diagonally to the direction in which the sod was laid. Catch the grass clippings. Then, resume normal watering procedures to permit the sod to knit down into the soil.

Once established, you can water less frequently. Develop a schedule that waters deeply to promote a well-established root system.

It is also important to understand fall watering. Outside watering is beneficial through November 15 so that plants can absorb enough water to survive winter dormancy.

Research has shown that Kentucky Bluegrass lawns do not require vast amounts of water. But it is necessary to water both bluegrass and fescue once every 30 days to survive dormancy and drought. Newly installed sod requires more water initially, but will do quite well over the winter months.

Understanding how much water landscapes actually require, and how to best deliver that water, is fundamental to both property owners and municipalities. Rocky Mountain Sod Growers, composed of experts in the field, wants you to consider the important facts concerning fall watering and sod installation.

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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 August 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 your balcony is now.

You ground your living room with a rug, so why not do the same with your balcony?

pillow counterparts. This means you can infuse the same decor personality indoors and out!

Embrace the bistro table.

Consider lighting.

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.

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.

Start with plants.

Plant a vertical garden.

Fall Sod Installation Fall sod installation is beneficial for many reasons including: • Water consumption is reduced due to cooler temperatures and potential for natural moisture.

• While the soil is warm and the nights are cool leaf growth slows down and root growth becomes very active.

• Erosion damage and pollution related to uncovered land is reduced.

• Home builders can get certificates of occupancy as required.

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

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When in doubt, do stripes.

Outdoor stripes are quintessential summer decorating. If you’re upholstering furniture, purchasing outdoor pillows, or shopping for an umbrella, always look at thick stripes in bold colors to bring life to your space.

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

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.

Ground it with a rug.

Throw in pillows.

Outdoor rugs are prettier than ever, and companies like Dash & Albert are coming up with hundreds of fun and weather-resistant patterns.

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

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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 L.L. Charles, At Home. Photography by Timothy Seibert Autumn in Colorado is spectacular. But the changing colors and cooler evenings are also a good reminder that it is time to check your home’s heating system for the cold weather ahead.

If you keep your furnace in good condition, it can last a decade or longer. But even heating systems that were built several years ago don’t deliver the same performance and cost savings that a new high efficiency unit can.

These newer systems are designed to maximize the volume of warm air that is captured during each heating cycle. “Most standard heaters use a single primary heat exchanger that delivers about 80 percent efficiency,” explains Jeff Richard, general manager at Northern Colorado Air in Fort Collins. “That means that you are sending 20 percent of your heat outside.”

When the burners light up, the fire heats the air. Then 80 percent of the heated air goes into your house and 20 percent exits out of your home through an exhaust vent. The temperature of this exhaust air can exceed 375 degrees.

Compare this to the latest high efficiency furnaces, designed to deliver 93 to 98.7 percent efficiency by using an advanced dual heat exchanger design.

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a high efficiency system is around 95 degrees – an improvement that saves on utility bills and natural resources.

Homes are more energy efficient than ever.

Investing in technology upgrades like a high efficiency furnace can make a lot of sense.

The team at Northern Colorado Air understands heating technologies and the latest consumer research. They are ready to share their knowledge and provide expert consultation on choosing the best furnace for your home. You may also qualify for rebates when you upgrade to a new high efficiency unit. Ask your Northern Colorado Air representative for more information.

Higher efficiency, lower bills ... and safety Most people are familiar with the older technology of heating. A heat exchanger is the other important part of the system. The exchanger keeps noxious gas fumes produced by combustion out of the heated air that is pushed into your home’s interior. To do that safely, it must have an airtight seal.

A leaky exchanger can allow deadly carbon monoxide to escape into the air your family breathes.

“The industry standard is, if there is a crack or hole in the heat exchanger, it has to be replaced.

These breaks are a result of metal fatigue, from all the repetitive heating cycles. You can’t weld or patch them,” Jeff Richard says.

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mean the whole furnace needs to be replaced, though. Furnace warranties can extend 15 to 20 years, so many homeowners are pleased to find that their heat exchanger is still under warranty and can be replaced at a nominal expense. If the damaged heat exchanger is out of warranty, it’s usually more cost effective to invest that money into a new heating system – and a brand new warranty.

Scheduling an annual furnace checkup is the best way to ensure your home’s heating system is in good condition and operating safely. A Northern Colorado Air certified technician will examine the blower assembly and clean away any dirt and debris, which can interfere with proper

ignition. Heat exchangers, venting and the gas pressure are all checked, then your furnace is put through its cycles as a final test. At the end of the visit, you know your furnace is ready for the season.

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Is it a good time to refinance?

Refinancing involves obtaining a new home loan and paying off your existing loan. It can allow you to access some

By Suzanne Plewes of the equity CRS, ABR, CDPE, GRI in your home Broker Associate at or reduce RE/MAX Alliance your monthly mortgage payments. If you have been thinking of refinancing, here are a few ways to evaluate whether it’s a good time to do so.

Interest Rate Changes Take a look at the interest rate on your existing home loan. Is it 1 percent or more higher than the current mortgage rates? If so, then it may be a good time to refinance.

Since there is a cost to refinancing, it does not make sense to incur the charges involved for only a small reduction in your mortgage payments.

Typically, a 1 percent difference in rates has a decent impact and makes it worthwhile.

For example, on a $400,000 loan, the difference between a 4 percent interest rate and a 5 percent rate is $237.63 per month. That applies over the life of the new loan.

So within a year, it’s a savings of $2,851.56, or $85,546.80 over a 30 year term.

Market Changes Resulting in Higher Equity In many areas across the country, the market has improved dramatically. This means that homeowners now have more equity built up.

Refinancing is one way that you may access that equity.

For example, let’s say your home was originally worth $400,000

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Other Refinance Considerations The type of loan that you currently have, the type of loan you plan to obtain, your home’s value, your mortgage balance, your personal finances, and your future plans all play a role in your refinance costs and options.

It is important to consult with a mortgage loan officer to get the facts and to run accurate numbers. Only in this way can you make an education decision on whether refinancing makes sense for you. The good news for homeowners is that the interest rates are pretty low right now, so it’s a good time to evaluate this option.

——————————————— Suzanne Plewes is a Broker Associate at RE/MAX Alliance in Loveland. For real estate questions write to 750 W. Eisenhower Blvd., Loveland, CO 80537, call 970.290.0373 or e-mail suzanneplewes@remax.net.

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and you obtained a mortgage for $320,000 (80 percent loan-to-value).

If the market has increased and your home is now worth $470,000, that’s an additional $70,000 in equity. You may be able to refinance for up to $376,000 while retaining the same 80 percent loan-to-value ratio. After paying off your previous loan of $320,000, that leaves $56,000 available as a cash-out.

By refinancing and cashing out the equity, you may use that extra cash for other purposes. You can pay off credit cards, which are likely at much higher interest rates than your home loan rate. Renovations are another common use.

Just remember that this is still borrowed money that you will need to pay back in the form of a higher mortgage payment each month.

Avoid squandering it on frivolous expenses.

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How to make your first house a home

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By Cathy Hobbs, Tribune News Service (TNS)

needs to appeal to all occupants of the space.

hances the space, and the accessories enhance the furniture.

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.

IDENTIFY YOUR PERSONAL STYLE

USE UNIVERSAL ARTWORK

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.

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Typically, nearly everyone’s design style falls into one of these four categories, and then there are subsections from there.

— Traditional — Contemporary — Modern — Global

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 pieces first then your accessories. Your furniture en-

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.

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 can also be confirmed through sites like www.

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asid.org and www.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 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 www.cathyhobbs.com .

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3 hacks to make moving home painless, according to experts

By Sophie Miura, Domaine (TNS) 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.

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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 shortterm solution that will increase your workload.

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OpenHomes Quick Guide

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

City

Open House Date

Open House Time

Street

Price

Agent

Company Phone

Estes Park

Saturday

11am-2pm

614 Meadowview Dr

$455,000

Mike Malvey

The Group Inc

970-420-7235

Evans

Saturday & Sunday

12pm-3pm

1614 41st Street Road

$185,000

John Simmons

C3 Real Estate

970-481-1250

Fort Collins

Saturday

1pm-3pm

5798 Sierra Dr

$1,200,000

Rob Mygatt

The Group Inc

970-227-6489

Greeley

Saturday & Sunday

12pm-3pm

6600 W 20th St #10

$675,000

John Simmons

C3 Real Estate

970-481-1250

Johnstown

Satruday

1pm-3pm

196 Darlington Lane

$345,000

Ron Ehrlich

Alternative Investments Real Estate

970-539-0102

Johnstown

Tuesday - Sunday

10am-5pm

3408 Mountainwood Ln

$359,850

Doug Miller / Andrea Schaefer

The Group Inc

970-481-9444/ 970-290-3758

Johnstown

Monday

1pm-5pm

3408 Mountainwood Ln

$359,850

Doug Miller / Andrea Schaefer

The Group Inc

970-481-9444/ 970-290-3758

Johnstown

Tuesday - Sunday

10am-5pm

3414 Mountainwood Ln

$378,439

Doug Miller / Andrea Schaefer

The Group Inc

970-481-9444/ 970-290-3758

Johnstown

Monday

1pm-5pm

3414 Mountainwood Ln

$378,439

Doug Miller / Andrea Schaefer

The Group Inc

970-481-9444/ 970-290-3758

Johnstown

Saturday

1pm-3pm

4731 Tarragon Dr

$465,000

Becky Vasos

The Group Inc

970-217-9874

Johnstown

Saturday & Sunday

1pm-4pm

4349 Yarrow Ln

$559,995

Tracy Wilson

RE/MAX Alliance

970-567-0907

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

11:30am-1:30pm

527 E 4th St

$295,000

Ali Lofquist / Rick Moehling

The Group Inc

970-744-8490/ 970-391-1470

Loveland

Sunday

1pm-3pm

1399 W 45th St

$314,900

Ken Anderson

RE/MAX Alliance

970-226-3990

Loveland

Saturday

1pm-4pm

327 Ramsay Pl

$326,900

Stefanie Erion

C3 Real Estate

970-415-7598

Loveland

Saturday

11am-3pm

2773 Hydra Dr

$369,999

Davenee Nelson

RE/MAX Alliance

970-231-2404

Loveland

Tuesday - Saturday

10am-6pm

463 Tahoe Dr

$397,028

Kathy Beck / Brandi Garifi

The Group Inc

970-213-8475/ 720-291-0899

Loveland

Sunday

12pm-6pm

463 Tahoe Dr

$397,028

Kathy Beck / Brandi Garifi

The Group Inc

970-213-8475/ 720-291-0899

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

1pm-3pm

2384 Buckingham Cir

$410,000

Danielle Ewing

The Group Inc

970-590-8383

Loveland

Saturday

11am-1pm

2880 Kiowa Dr

$420,000

Kirk Lussenhop

RE/MAX Alliance

970-481-4970

Loveland

Saturday

12pm-2pm

474 Mariana Pointe Dr

$479,000

Alycia Martinez/Alysha Melaragno

The Group Inc

303-994-6307/ 970-231-6015

Loveland

Sunday

1pm-3pm

474 Mariana Pointe Dr

$479,000

Alycia Martinez/Alysha Melaragno

The Group Inc

303-994-6307/ 970-231-6015

Loveland

Daily

12pm-4pm

3646 Angora Drive

$487,788

Venna Hillman

Shorewood Real Estate

970-590-1832

Loveland

Daily

12pm-4pm

3696 Desert Rose Drive

$526,400

Jeanice Prohs

Shorewood Real Estate

970-372-7947

Loveland

Sunday

11am-3pm

895 Deer Meadow Dr

$637,900

Daniel McGinn/Nancy Walkowicz/ Robert Walkowicz

The Group Inc

970-402-4189/ 970-377-4945/ 970-461-7136

Loveland

Saturday

11am-1pm

2008 Skyrock Rd

$697,000

Dave Trujillo/Shane Trujillo

The Group Inc

970-222-0340/ 970-219-2748

Loveland

Sunday

3pm-4:30pm

530 Deer Meadow Dr

$995,000

Matthew Dozier

The Group Inc

970-213-4877

Loveland

Sunday

12pm-3pm

327 Ramsay Pl

$326,900

Stefanie Erion

C3 Real Estate

970-415-7598

For information on listing your open home, call Thais Hafer 303.473.1456 or Toni McNeill 303.684.5329 September 17-18, 2016

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Berthoud • Barbara Bush — 1075 Sixth St. Court, Robert and Alice Peck, $202,500.

• Nathan Rasmussen — 322 S. Eighth St., Mark and Lisa Rennert, $325,000.

• Rena Hutchinson — 125 Quandary Ave., David W. Lopez, $345,000.

• Carissa and Arden Krey — 825 Gould Road, Craig and Caryn Dageenakis, $590,000.

Estes Park • Jason and Donna Elston — 1010 S. Saint Vrain Ave., Unit H1, Lauren A. Brockett, $190,000.

• Cynthia Krumme — 494 Macgregor Ave., No. E2, Gary and Dyanne Dill, $335,000.

• Gregory and Angela Rea — 1081

Pine Knoll Drive, Danielle and Jeremy Arnold, $544,000.

• Archie and Nancy Taylor — 951 Woodland Court, James and Barbara Barber, $655,500.

• Kristin Middleton — 1101 North Lane, Ann C. Griffith, $675,000.

• Jeremy and Danielle Arnold — 691 Findley Court, Harriet M. Moinat, $685,000.

• David Rosenbaum — 4079 Little Valley Road, Richard F. Grabish, $817,500.

Fort Collins • Carolina Westers — 705 Countryside Drive, Christopher A. Ferenzi, $165,000.

• Bruce and Judith Olson — 1024 E. Swallow Road, Apt. B233, Kari Munson, $170,000.

• Lambert and Karen Hirsheimer — 1001 Strachan Drive, Unit 6C, Kari Lingl, $183,100.

• Steven Rausch — 3024 Ross Drive, Apt. E-34, Jessica C. Hauenstein, $185,000.

• Brandon Adams Palmer — 8109 Taylor Court, Robert James Stewart, $200,000.

• Katherine Harris — 2929 Ross

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Judy and Tyler Wallace — 1225 W. Prospect Road, Apt. P15, James and Kristina Cook, $209,000.

Julia Gross — 5220 Boardwalk Drive, Unit D24, Jordan L. Tharel, $210,000.

Eva and George Parker — 1300 W. Stuart St., Apt. 12, Philip Tucker, $215,000.

Brandon and Cathy Bush — 4500 Seneca St., Unit 53, Jillian Hartman, $230,000.

Brittany Habben — 3002 W. Elizabeth St., Unit 24a, Rhonda K. Clark, $230,000.

Linda Miller — 6612 Avondale Road, Unit D6, Jamal Curry, $242,500.

Chris and Michelle Bartholomew — 2929 Ross Drive, Apt. Q56, James and Kristina Cook, $245,000.

Bodie Roybal — 3814 Waterglen Place, Owen and Michelle Hathaway, $254,500.

Kari Lingl — 820 Elgin Court, Donna F. Chestnut, $260,000.

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Donna Winship — 903 Rule Drive, Apt. 1, Christopher L. Roberts, $270,000.

William and Amy Gascoigne — 327 Garfield St., Henry and Suzanne Zelias, $270,000.

Maurice Fremont Smith — 3900 Windom St., Jesse and Jacy Riel, $270,000.

Ross and Melodie Modzelewski — 324 Uranus St., Carole Sue Setser Trust, $271,000.

Juliet Troglia — 4003 Torridon Lane, Stephen R. Burnam, $276,000.

Adam Nelson — 1704 Mathews St., Matthew and Josephine Jones, $280,000.

Gregory Yancey — 1500 Briarcliff Road, Robert C. Bower, $283,500.

Glenn and Donna Boutilier — 1006 Cuerto Lane, Unit B, Gary A. Gardner, $285,000.

Michael Corona — 3914 Scotsmoore Drive, Richard and Karen Buegel, $285,000.

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Lovingly cared for home in fantastic NW Loveland neighborhood. 4 beds/4 baths with a study, finished daylight basement & oversized 3 car garage. Backs up to greenbelt & beautifully landscaped. $420,000 | MLS #792871

970-567-0907 Host Randy Kessler: 888-0112 Host Holly Tewsley: 324-0160

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16256 W County Road 18 E, Loveland

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1399 W. 45th St, Loveland

Phenomenal, freshly remodeled 2 story home w/ 3 beds, 3 baths, unfinished bsmt & spacious yard. Enjoy main floor living, family and formal dining rooms and an open floorplan. Bring your toys - No HOA! $314,900 | MLS #800829

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Home on 10 acres w/horses newly remodeled with a new kitchen, new baths, interior finishes with custom shower, free standing tub, gorgeous hardwoods, beautiful new wet bar in the walk out basement. $599,900 | MLS #798159

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621 Deer Meadow Dr, Loveland

Aspen Homes ranch w/upgraded garden level bsmt. Stds: granite, hardwd, SS apps, A/C, FP, 8’ int drs. Highly energy eff homeamong best in biz. Upgrades: 36” wide hood, 36” gas cooktop, full landscape, covered deck. $543,945 | MLS #794359

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B106, Ram Bahadur Gurung, $285,000.

• Garrett and Jane Danielson — 525 Crestmore Place, Paul Gayer, $305,000.

• Michael and Micki Logsdon — 1921 Mackinac St., Steve and Denise Perich, $307,000.

• Will and Bonnie Palmatory — 912 Bitterbrush Lane, Julie and Stan Emery, $308,000.

• Robert and Wendy Sherman — 6120 Polaris Drive, Anthony W. Kenyon, $310,000.

• Joseph Guido — 1524 Bayberry Circle, Mark Branson, $310,000.

• Zhenyong Ma — 2008 Falcon Ridge Drive, Lynn M. Gunnison, $315,000.

• Kevin Corcoran — 962 Richmond Drive, Apt. Q2, Terri Jean Lee, $320,000.

• Harvey and Marta Weaver — 3336 Birmingham Drive, Jeffrey and Patrici Beckvermit, $325,000.

• Galen and Nancy Pederson — 2130 Stetson Creek Drive, Unit C, Kerri A. Conrad, $326,000.

• Wallace Walberg — 5132 Southern Cross Lane, Apt. B, Caitlin and Sherry Downey, $329,000.

• Stan and Julie Emery — 919 Bitterbrush Lane, Zachary and Ashle Vandermeeden, $330,000.

• Ross Bulkley — 2421 Mathews St., James and Lela Dye, $335,000.

• James Cosner — 777 Jutland Lane, Todd and Katherine Guymon, $338,000.

• Benjamin and Lindsey Mater — 504 Pearl St., Dolores L. Williams, $339,500.

• Devin Gantz — 2639 Ashland Lane, Iqbal Cheema, $345,000.

• Michael Campana — 2002 Lookout Lane, Cyndee A. Durand, $350,000.

• Elizabeth Zimmerman — 3225 Killdeer Drive, Christopher and Gayle Close, $350,000.

• Joy Nyenhuis — 2706 Hanover Drive, JPAD LLC, $360,500.

• Margaret Oneil — 856 Saddlebrook Lane, Zachary and Megan Campain, $375,000.

• Lon Miller — 105 Yale Ave., Arthur and Sherry Lobato, $380,000.

• Ryan and Leslie Morrison — 3808 Eclipse Lane, Roberta Lee Nicoud, $387,500.

• Deborah McIntosh — 1916 Shelburne Court, Gaye and Michael Lundgren, $390,000.

• Christopher Hernandez — 5344 Copernicus Drive, James and Teresa Jensen, $392,000.

• Wallace Walberg — 5850 Dripping Rock Lane, Unit E105, Corrine Ryan, $392,000.

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• Preston and Brittany Munsch — 5030 Snow Mesa Drive, Our Home Your Home, $394,000.

• Chris and Allison Weinbeger — 2014 Lookout Lane, Dan J. Kroll, $399,000.

• Wallace Walberg — 5851 Dripping Rock Lane, Unit B104, James and Carolyn Rizol, $400,000.

• Marcus and Mandi Spear — 4604 Skyline Drive, Sheeyun Park, $405,000.

• Brian Soldner — 524 Flagler Road, Richard and Mary Barrett, $410,000.

• James and Jennifer Harrington — 2519 Shavano Court, Stephen and Carol Paxton, $417,500.

• Edwin Litter — 525 Idalia Court, Kathy and Jeffrey Dotson, $426,000.

• Jimmy Jones — 1524 Springwood Drive, Roberto R. Martinez, $428,400.

• Benjamin and Aleta Barrett — 2250 Maid Marian Court, Midtown Homes At Storybook LLC, $428,500.

• James Yackley — 3532 Sunflower Way, Mark Lincoln, $431,900.

• John and Carol Daily — 1827 Prairie Ridge Drive, Sharon Mason Scott Revocable Trust, $435,000.

• Lisa and J. King — 6319 Victoria Road, Thomas and Judith Norman, $441,000.

• Monica and Marc Pravlik — 2419 Pine Needle Court, Curtis and Lisa Tesdahl, $445,000.

• Jeffrey and Patricia Beckvermit — 603 City Park Ave., Ryan J. McDermitt, $450,000.

• Paul and Margaret Nordwall — 3500 Plumstone Place, Robert and Cheryl Romine, $462,000.

• Travis Lee — 1713 Sprocket Drive, 805 East Prospect LLC, $466,000.

• Scott Beasley — 2774 Canby Way, Andrus and Amanda Hand, $467,000.

• Dan Kroll — 2900 Wild Rose Way, Douglas and Marjorie Nash, $471,000.

• Kurt Selberg — 3917 La Mesa Drive, David and Mandy Parton, $485,000.

• Barbara and Stephan Roths — 5000 Boardwalk Drive, Unit 7, Randall and Carol Gorby, $485,000.

• Benjamin Wisner — 261 Pine St., Unit 206, Joel D. White, $490,000.

• Federico Pardina Malbran — 5131 Bulrush Court, David and Yarong Ashley, $497,500.

• Michael Bell — 7412 Vardon Way, Michael and Christina Sills, $500,000.

• Jeffrey Berthiaume — 6438 GarReporter-Herald

rison Court, Lixin Feng, $505,000.

• Catalina and Robert Russell — 305 Circle Drive, Jana and Julie Thomas, $525,000.

• Clarice and Alexander Stone — 5415 Golden Willow Drive, Michael and Nanci Rieger, $550,000.

• Paul and Elizabeth Stoffel — 1225 Paragon Place, Gary and Elizabeth Huffman, $568,500.

• Robert and Kristin Kirkpatrick — 619 Skysail Lane, Carl and Jeanne Patton, $650,000.

• Mark and Gwyneth Wolke — 4727 Prairie Vista Drive, Norman Living Trust, $672,000.

• Johannes and Janet Paraan — 1712 Lindenwood Drive, Michael and Mia Towbin, $697,500.

• Dirk and Genevieve Steensma — 3538 Long Creek Drive, Rex and Shari Petersen, $720,000.

• Timothy and Ashley Sommars — 701 Fossil Creek Drive, Ronald and Lynne Damizzi, $730,000.

Greeley • Michael Brydge — 911 44th Ave. Court, Apt. 8, Douglas Dowden, $129,000.

• Mike Fenninger — 14730 County Road 64, Cory Hays, $141,500.

• Peter Hunziker — 3310 23rd St., Daniel and Betty Gray, $150,000.

• Edward Garduno — 3405 W. 16th St., Unit 23, Aaron Er Cordova, $150,000.

• Julie Rugh — 326 23rd Ave. Court, Anita Kay Winegarner, $152,500.

• Christine Guy — 2336 Sixth Ave., Jeff and Heidi Lederman, $153,000.

• Alexander Guffey — 5775 29th St., Unit 409, Josephina and Jacob Duran, $154,900.

• Herbert Satterlee — 950 52nd Ave. Court, Apt. H4, Paulette R. Hall, $155,000.

• Kendra White — 5151 29th St., Unit 1804, Kelly Marie Campbell, $159,000.

• Roy and Jacqueline Nelson — 5775 29th St., Unit 504, Wilma Y. Hays, $160,000.

• Dakota Rains — 1925 28th Ave., Unit 34, Lane and Bette Ford, $165,000.

• Darcy Bonnema — 2428 15th Ave. Court, John T. Hewitt, $172,000.

• Emilio Iraheta — 203 N. 25th Ave., Fabian Vega, $180,000.

• William Mondt — 6915 W. Third St., Unit 412, Highpointe Inc.,

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• Hector and Juanita Rueda — 413 28th Ave., Kelsey Fallon, $190,000.

• Kayla and Joseph Brown — 1933 Fourth St., 1933 Fourth St. LLC, $190,000.

• Jordan Johnston — 6915 W. Third St., Unit 413, Highpointe Inc., $192,400.

• Doug Matthews — 6915 W. Third St., Highpointe Inc., $193,800.

• Maria Munoz — 22708 County Road 52, BE Rental Properties LLC, $200,000.

• Bryce Green — 1829 31st St., Eric and Lynette Osborn, $205,000.

• Amaury Hernandez — 2328 W. 24th St., Lacy Lehnert, $215,000.

• Tyler and Elisabeth Jacquot — 4334 W. Third St., Nathan and Katie Reinhard, $219,000.

• Tonya Whitaker — 2911 Apricot Ave., David Reyes Jr., $220,000.

• Thomas Dempsey — 1722 27th Ave., Gladys L. Johnson Living Trust, $240,000.

• Christy Smith — 3329 W. 27th St., Ehren and Erin Hunter, $243,000.

• Angela Seaburg — 4326 W. 22nd St., Thomas and Shannon Blesener, $244,900.

• Tony Lam — 3045 46th Ave., Brandin Mauch, $251,800.

• Maurine Garretson — 2523 Highland Road, Paul Greene, $252,500.

• Kyle Richards — 7216 W. 21st St., Mathew and Rachel Budzynski, $257,000.

• Paul and Jo Eakins — 430 46th Ave., Adrian A. Drake, $259,900.

• Sheryl Annan — 3022 42nd Ave. Court, Bryce Matchett, $265,000.

• Christopher Danhauer — 8628 18th St., Shaun M. Fallon, $271,000.

• Bernadine Knittel — 2025 68th Ave., Ruben and Veronica Montiel, $285,000.

• Martin and Ruth Ebbinghaus — 6024 W. First St., Unit 33, Hartford Homes At Hunters Cove, $286,200.

• Bryan and Jessica Boykin — 1616 70th Ave., Matthew John Morrison, $289,500.

• Todd and Lindsey Pereira — 2309 73rd Ave. Place, Kenneth C. Pope, $303,000.

• Bryan and Charleigh Wolfe — 1515 60th Ave., Midtown Homes At Fox Run LLC, $329,900.

• Steven and Leanne Halsey — 1622 57th Ave., Benjamin and Kathryn Pile, $340,000.

• Raymond Ballard — 5110 W. Sixth St. Road, Mark and Anne Oliva, $348,000.

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St., Brian and Kerry Fabrizio, $350,000.

• Leslie and Sharon Potts — 720 54th Ave., Marjorie M. Deroo Living Trust, $374,000.

• Paul Greene — 8105 River Run Drive, Hartford Homes At Riverrun LLC, $395,000.

• Sean and Tamara McLean — 1913 81st Ave. Court, Les Sandy Fuglevand Faily Trust, $440,000.

• Lahoma White — 500 N. Brisbane Ave., Kenton and Susan Nicholas, $447,500.

• Charles and Patricia Puckett — 200 N. 51st Ave., Michael and Sherri Schmidke, $485,000.

• Melvin and Jennifer Benson — 7507 Plateau Road, Virginia L. Sorenson, $500,000.

• Richard Grassl — 24350 Compo Road, Paul G. Hurst, $695,000.

Johnstown • Joy and Kelly Roberts — 521 Pebble Beach Ave., Paul Rogert, $280,600.

• Jason and Bonnie Johnston — 3761 Cedarwood Lane, Aaron and Krystin Hawks, $290,000.

• James Absalom — 492 Homestead Lane, Chad A. Mantz, $290,000.

• Michael Shugars — 4302 Cobblestone Lane, Craig and Mary Smoot, $356,000.

• Trent and Angela Diekhoff — 3251 Ballentine Blvd., Gillam Devl.

Corp., $403,100.

Loveland • Bruce Boroski — 1404 Caddoa Drive, Apt. 4, Thomas and Judith Boesch, $115,000.

• Cory Grounds — 1441 E. First St., Monte Lyn Osborn, $162,000.

• Troy Cook — 663 Starla Court, Reuben and Tracy Smith, $180,000.

• Peter Grahm — 954 Monroe Ave., Jacklyn L. Braden, $185,000.

• Pamella and Stephen Miller — 1155 23rd St. SW, Mathew and Faith Smith, $215,000.

• Nicholas Trust — 4945 Hahns Peak Drive, Apt. 203, Trevor M. Holler, $228,000.

• Jessica Self — 107 Ernest Place, Mary K. Miller, $229,500.

• Bonnie Glade — 1530 Second St. SW, Patrick O. Bloyd, $232,000.

• Rebecca Quinlan — 3906 Cottonwood Drive, Florence M. Erbes, $241,000.

• Roger and Cynthia Thompson — 195 Carina Circle, Unit 105, Preston Glaser, $242,900.

• Martina Saxton — 2070 Tonopas Court, Unit 103, Kristyn R. Pierson, $244,000.

• Paul Clark — 4208 Sage Place,

John and Ginny Barrett, $245,000.

• Kyle Martin — 1708 Abeyta Court, Michael J. Dilworth, $253,000.

• Paul and Heather Harris — 2344 Kermesite Court, Patrick and Caitlin Gharrity, $266,800.

• David and Judith Jewell — 2440 Boise Ave., Vance Properties LLC, $268,000.

• Alan and Anita Coddington — 318 Frederick Drive, M. and Tim Dench, $275,000.

• Jessica Stafford — 1828 Carlisle Drive, Andrea and Christopher Binger, $290,000.

• Edward Bickle — 3423 Sheridan Ave., Corey A. Hansen, $291,000.

• Joanne Madden — 1766 Wimbley Court, Joseph and Joy Stricker, $299,900.

• Kristi Thompson — 1875 Twin Lakes Circle, Terry and Sharon Cleland, $305,000.

• Kelley Haught — 986 S. Dotsero Drive, Adam and Lindsey Hone, $306,000.

• John and Julie Clark — 3845 Downieville St., 3845 Downieville St. Land Trust, $308,500.

• Louise Russell — 2362 Woody Creek Circle, John A. Schwalbe, $310,000.

• Clayton Davis — 650 Lavastone Ave., Wendy Christopher, $310,000.

• Kyle and Heather Davis — 4112 La Junta Drive, William Brennan, $315,000.

• Christian and Maximilian Schoen — 610 W. 11th St., Ernest West III, $325,000.

• Stacey Heldt — 3302 Indigo Court, Jason and Joy Hoyt, $335,000.

• David and Karen Walker — 2573 Trio Falls Drive, Boulder Creek Centerra LLC, $354,800.

• Andrew and Barbara Mattson — 5217 Coral Burst Circle, Robert and Bonnie Miller, $365,000.

• Steven and Marilyn Groeteke — 526 W. 64th St., Melody Homes Inc., $365,900.

• Mary Edwards — 646 Mendocino Drive, Melody Homes Inc., $366,100.

• Corey Hansen — 452 Tahoe Drive, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $399,000.

• Christina and Jacob Farney — 5946 Cibola Court, Melody Homes Inc., $405,000.

• Kyle Say — 1605 Sunnyside Drive, David and Brandy Meyer, $409,000.

• John Shinkle — 246 Hopkins Court, Robert and Susan Kelley, $422,500.

• Francisco Reyes — 4195 Lyric Falls

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Court, William Lyon Homes Inc., $426,400.

• Tommy and Chelsea Vail — 6346 Ozark Ave., Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $427,000.

• Eric and Amanda Backsen — 3805 Miramonte Ave., Matthew and Rebecca Hirsch, $472,000.

• Jorge and Ellen Fernandez — 1285 Crabapple Drive, Chris and Victoria Masaki, $475,000.

• Brian and Kimberly Kitley — 698 Rossum Drive, Michael and Candace Mayo, $500,000.

• Raul and Karla Marroquin — 4755 Ignacio Ave., June B. Olness Amended Retated, $500,000.

• Mark and Lisa Rennert — 1107 Meadowridge Court, Stanley and Brenda Cirbo, $510,000.

• Sean and Marybeth Sharp — 1829 Silver Leaf Drive, Melissa and Gene Deroule, $518,000.

• Jacquelynn and Randy Perkins — 707 W. Fifth St., Patrick and Cherri Woodley, $535,500.

• Larry and Beth Howell — 5301 Lariat Drive, Bruce and Annmarie Davis, $559,000.

• Peter and Denise Anderson — 756 Deer Meadows Drive, Aspen Homes Colorado Inc., $700,000.

• Carl and Renita Martel — 5179 Clearwater Drive, Douglas L. Dawn R. Detienne , $858,800.

• Daniel and Laura Longacre — 5437 Standing Cloud Drive, Gordon and Melissa Goodman, $890,000.

Windsor • Michael and Ryan Strycker — 1000 Timberline Court, Catherine L. Richardson, $300,000.

• Lonnie and Lynne Farris — 1548 Grand Ave., Richmond Am. Homes Colo. Inc., $315,200.

• Tammy Guenthner — 671 Babine Court, Deborah D. Yonce, $327,500.

• Robert and Pamela Mireles — 1230 Redwood Court, Dennis and Sally Seilbach, $374,900.

• Allen Thabit — 2050 Bayfront Drive, Joshua and Jennifer Valasek, $396,500.

• Doreen Horan — 6824 Spanish Bay Drive, Kathryn S. Corser James, $475,000.

• Lynda and Paul Marks — 2002 Vineyard Drive, Upland Homes Inc., $485,000.

• Gregg and Linda Tomberlin — 5220 Horizon Ridge Drive, Nei Global Relocation Co., $590,000.

• Brian and Mallory Henry — 8409 Sand Dollar Drive, Todd and Cheryl Hotra, $649,900.

September 17-18, 2016

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(970) 566-4627.

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Want to purchase minerals and other oil/gas interests.

Send details to: P.O. Box 13557, Denver, CO 80201

6000 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.

Homes for Rent

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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For Sale By Owner: Foothills Property in

Rural Boulder County: Deer & Breath-Taking Views of Mountains, 10 Acre Building Site, Utilities at Driveway, Zoned for Horses, 10 Minutes by Paved Road to Longmont, 25 to Boulder or Estes Park, 45 to Denver,

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

Consider Owner Carry.

970-344-9897 or dorispence@gmail.com

Large 2BR Apts in Loveland: Central

Location Near Lake & T.V.H.S., Fenced Yard, Heat & Water Paid. No Smoke. No Pets. 970-308-7387

Call 303.466.3636 or 970-635-3650

Beautiful 1BR 1.5BA Guest House on 1 Acre in Longmont: 1-Car Garage, A/C,

Deck w/ Views, N/P/S. $1250/mo. Avail 10/1.

303-475-0933

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Foothills Apartments 2BR 1BA Units in Loveland: Washer & Dryer in Unit. $1100.00/month, Water, Sewer, Trash incl. No Pets. 1 Year Lease. Avail Now.

970-532-2183

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Apartments for Rent

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

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6001

970-669-7850

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Office Space for Lease in Becker Building on Corner of Hwy 287 & 38th Street in Loveland: 1294 sq ft, $1,927 per Month + Triple Net. 7 Room Suite, 3 Year Lease (Negotiable).

970-232-1711.

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474 Mariana Pointe Dr., Loveland - 3 Bed, 3 Bath 2 Car attached gorgeous patio home with finished garden level basement. Upgraded kitchen has a Viking gas range, convection oven, hickory cabinets, tumbled slate tile backsplash & a wine cooler. Awesome deck, great for entertaining!

530 Deer Meadow, Loveland - Breathtaking views from this Tuscan Villa on Mariana’s 2nd Tee Box. Zero Maintenance exterior overlooking ponds and Devil’s Backbone.

Entertain in the large kitchen, & formal dining room, & then relax at the loaded basement bar, theater, & game areas. 6 Brms, 8 Ba, 7124 sq. ft.

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530 Deer Meadow, Loveland - Breathtaking views from this Tuscan Villa on Mariana’s 2nd Tee Box. Zero Maintenance exterior overlooking ponds and Devil’s Backbone.

Entertain in the large kitchen, & formal dining room, & then relax at the loaded basement bar, theater, & game areas. 6 Brms, 8 Ba, 7124 sq. ft.

918 Conifer Court, Fort Collins - Nice 2-story in mid-town Windsor. Open flr plan w/ 4bd, 4ba & 2-car garage. Upstairs master bdrm has walk-in closet & full bath. 2 more bdrms & full bath up. Basement is finished w/ rec room, 4th bdrm & ¾ bath.

Very unique RV/boat storage lot exclusive only to this block of homes. Gas fireplace, A/C, sprinkler system. Low HOA fee. Nice sized West facing lot w/ mature landscape. New carpet & paint!

2384 Buckingham Cir., Loveland - Awesome 2 story home w/large 3 car garage backing to greenbelt in the Emerald Glen Subdivision. This Jensen built home features a formal dining & living room along w/a family room that opens to the kitchen. New SS appliances & refinished hardwood floors. Upstairs boasts 3 bedrooms w/one being a large master suite w/5-piece bath & walk-in closet.

The finished basement has a large bedroom, 3/4 bathroom & rec room. Enjoy the Colorado evenings on the large deck overlooking the spacious greenbelt.

2562 Tupelo Dr., Loveland - 4 bed 2.5 bath 4 level with 2730 total square feet. Large fenced yard with freshly painted interior & exterior. Fully remodeled kitchen w/stainless appliances. New roof & windows. Pre-inspected and home comes complete with home warranty.

3051 Hudson Dr., Loveland - Plantation shutters, Hardwood flrs, Silestone, 12 inch tile, & knotty alder cabinets. Design features: Open flr plan, kitchen island, dining nook, vaulted family room w/gas log FP, formal dining rm, 3 BR, useful Loft, 5 piece master ba, 3 Car garage and full unfinished basement!

4731 Tarragon Dr., Johnstown - 2bd/3ba/ Ranch/3,809 SF- Sit back, relax & enjoy this quality built patio home by Hartford Homes & leave the yard work & snow removal to others! High end finishes, open floor plan & beautifully appointed in popular Thompson Crossing. Unfinished basement.

$995,000 MLS# 796256 Matthew Dozier 970-213-4877

$310,000 Jim Chance 970-388-4261

$410,000 MLS# 802403 Danielle Ewing 970-590-8383

$340,000 MLS#802664 Eric Hansen 970-342-3018

$379,900 MLS# 802496 Andy Burnside 970-567-1505

$465,000 MLS# 800988 Becky Vasos 970-217-9874

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3418 Black Walnut Ct. - Delightful Tri-Level! Main floor living room, updated kitchen that includes all appliances & new balusters.

Upper level has 3 bedrooms & updated bathroom with walk-in shower. Lower level with family room, oversized 4th bedroom, one-half bathroom & laundry. Newer furnace/AC, windows, roof, doors, kitchen, bathrooms, flooring & paint. Front porch & spacious covered patio. Privacy fenced back yard & mature landscaping.

1101 N. Monroe Ave., Loveland - Beautifully updated single family home on a big lot. 2 bed, 1 bath, 1 car detached garage with extra storage area. Zoned R3E. Newly Update Kitchen, Bathroom, New A/C & Furnace, Fresh Paint interior & exterior, New Windows, Updated Electrical all throughout the home, New Carpet & Flooring.

614 Meadowview Dr., Estes Park - Wonderfully remodeled & updated 3BD 2BA 2,137 sf ranch with expansive wrap-around decks on 3 sides perfect for this tranquil setting! Open lay-out for easy flow. Large master retreat with fireplace.

Full acre lot with oversized garage!

3408 Mountainwood Ln., Johnstown - 3BD 3BA 2,724 sf 2 story sf w/unfinished basement, fireplace in great room, 3 car garage. Oversized bonus room is a great second living space. Kitchen boasts oversized eat-in island & walk-in pantry.

Please visit the model located at 3619 Idlewood Ln.

3414 Mountainwood Ln., Johnstown - Gorgeous 3BD 3BA 3,337 sq. ft. ranch. Open great room, gourmet kitchen with eat-in island and stainless appliances, loft & Smart Space. Full unfinished basement, 3 car garage. Please visit the model located at 3619 Idlewood Ln.

527 E. 4th Street, Loveland - Great Downtown Loveland Location! Epic opportunity to start or move your business to this quaint home built in 1912. Zoned business & residential. Hardwood floors, wood trim. Remodeled Kitchen & bath.

Detached studio.

$280,000 Alysha Melaragno 970-231-6015

$225,000 MLS#802654 Danny Valles 970-213-4463

$455,000 MLS# 801144 Mike Malvey 970-420-7235

$359,850 MLS# 789537 Doug Miller 481-9444

$378,439 MLS# 789841 Doug Miller 481-9444

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895 Deer Meadow Dr., Loveland - 4 Bed/5 Bath, 5047 SF . Custom built by quality Builder. Meticulously kept ranch located in Mariana Butte golf course community. Open floor plan with many details. Garden level basement complete with bar & rec. room for entertaining.

895 Deer Meadow Dr., Loveland - 4 Bed/5 Bath, 5047 SF. Custom built by quality Builder. Meticulously kept ranch located in Mariana Butte golf course community. Open floor plan with many details.

Garden level basement complete with bar & rec. room for entertaining.

5031 Ridgewood Dr., Johnstown- 3bd/3ba 2,722SF. 2 Story Home. Huge fenced yard with concrete patio. Kitchn with lots of space!

Designer details throughout. Master suite with walk in closet and great shower! Meticulousy maintained!

5798 Sierra Drive, Fort Collins - Remodeled ranch on 1 ac. corner lot in Highland Hills w/walk-out basement including rec room & wet bar! Hardwood & tile throughout! Kitchen w/antiqued knotty alder cabinets & granite. Luxury master w/dual closets. Sun room, insulated & heated 3 car garage, 2 decks & 2 patios!

2008 Skyrock Rd., Loveland - Located on the western edge of town, it boasts commanding views of the countryside. The Great Rm boasts a 20ft ceiling w custom wood beams, rock faced gas FP, & library wall w ladder.

Gourmet kitchen w large granite island & premium grade SS appls. Natural flring completes the elegant CO ranch feel. The landscaping features freestanding fully automated glass greenhouse, custom chicken coop, & river rock stream located in the private yard.

463 Tahoe Drive, Loveland - To be finished in November w/oversized 2 car, main floor study & great room w/corner fireplace! Gorgeous kitchen w/large, curved work island w/ center sink, stainless double oven, gas cooktop, granite & hardwood. Fully landscaped w/irrigation system & 6 ft. privacy fence included!

$697,000 MLS# 799424

$396,028 MLS# 798948

$637,900 MLS# 799749 Daniel McGinn 970-402-4189

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