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Bulb Planding Time is Upon Us

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Bulbs give gardeners an early dose of color, but the best time for planting them is right now .

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Lawn and Garden

rial for good reason, Fritillaria imperialis’ tall, tufted stalks cause strolling neighbors to stop and stare. Wreathed in 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.

Bulb planting time is upon us One of the best things a gardener can do for themselves is shake off the end-ofseason CAROL O’MEARA blues, CSU Extension get out, and get planting. What you pop into the ground now will result in an invigorating, eye-popping 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 buf-

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fer soil temperatures. What’s hot in bulbs right now:

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.

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.

Daffodils

Hyacinth

Daffodils (Narcissus spp.) are an enchanting group that, as a bonus, is deer resistant. And if you’re thinking daffodils are limited to the single-cup with petals, explore your options: Hoop Petticoats (Bulbocodiums) look like the dresses they’re nicknamed after, with deep, bell-like flowers.

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.

Foxy Foxtrot tulip

Triandus

Crown Imperial Earning the name Crown Impe-

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Our Colorado Master Gardener program is currently taking applications for the spring class. If you are interested in helping others garden, our program is for you! Classes run January through March and will be held every Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please call 303-678-6238 for an application. ——————————————— Colorado State University Extension, together with Boulder County Parks and Open Space, provides unbiased, research-based 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 the web site at ext.colostate.edu/ boulder.

Contributing Writers: L. L. Charles, Suzanne Plewes, Carol O’meara, Ilyce Glink, Samuel J. Tamkin, Nina A. Koziol, Mary Carol Garrity, Amanda Bell, Ed Del Grande,Sophie Miura Additional Content: McClatchy-Tribune Media Services Editor/Features Coordinator: Misty Kaiser

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Fall blooms to keep your garden beautiful to the bitter end

Salvia farinacea ‘Victoria’ (mealycup sage). (Nina Koziol/Chicago Tribune)

By Nina A. Koziol, Chicago Tribune (TNS) By September, some gardens (and gardeners) are looking a little tired. Most of the perennials have finished blooming, but you can extend the show well into fall with a few latebloomers. Here’s a peek at some exceptional plants that go beyond the typical ornamental kale, mums and pansies.

SALVIA FARINACEA ‘VICTORIA’ (MEALYCUP SAGE) This annual has bloomed since mid-May in our garden and will continue right up to the first fall frost. It’s a favorite of butterflies, like the swallowtail in the photo, and bees. Stand back and watch the pollinators, including migrating hummingbirds, sip from the blossoms. Grow it in pots or in the ground. Bonus: Cut the individual flower stems, remove the leaves, tie the stems together and hang them in a dark, dry place, and they’ll keep their blue colors for dried winter arrangements. Plant in full sun to light shade. Reaches about 20 inches tall and 12 inches wide.

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rie Blues’ and just about every aster there is for fall,” says landscape architect Scott Mehaffey of Flossmoor, Ill., (scottmehaffeyinc.com Plant in full sun to part shade. Reaches 6 to 12 inches tall and wide. Hardy in zones 4 to 9.

flower Farm in Coldwater, Ontario (.wildflowerfarm.com Plant in full sun to part shade. Reaches 3 to 4 feet tall and 2 to 3 feet wide. Hardy in zones 4 to 8.

SCHIZACHYRIUM SCOPARIUM ‘PRAIRIE BLUES’ (LITTLE BLUESTEM)

“The lime flowers turn to white and then to a blush pink as the weather gets cooler,” says Katrina Chipman, horticulture coordinator at The Morton Arboretum (mortonarb.org Plant in part to full sun. Reaches between 3 and 6 feet tall and wide. Hardy in zones 3 to 8.

“This grass provides a great bluish color contrast to all of the saturated greens of late summer, then gradually takes on a rosy-orange tinge as autumn progresses,” Mehaffey said. “This particular cultivar is a little relaxed in form, and there are others, like ‘Standing Ovation’ and ‘Carousel’ that stay more upright. Little bluestem has been the focus of breeding work in recent years, and there are named selections with various attributes, but all of them share native plant hardiness and wonderful color through fall and winter.” Plant in full sun, well-drained soil. Reaches 2 to 3 feet tall and about 18 inches wide. Hardy in zones 3 to 10.

HYDRANGEA PANICULATA ‘JANE’ (LITTLE LIME HYDRANGEA)

Little Lime hydrangea. (Proven Winners)

ANEMONE X HYBRIDA ‘HONORINE JOBERT’ (WINDFLOWER) Fall-blooming anemones are a favorite of Susy Stone, perennial plant manager at Lurvey’s Garden Center in Des Plaines, Ill. The plants bloom in September and October. “I love the clean, delicate flowers on the anemone — they move with the most gentle winds and are beautiful and long-lasting as a cut flower.” Plant in full sun to part shade. Reaches 3 to 4 feet tall and 1 1/2 to 2 feet wide. Hardy in zones 4 to 8.

SYMPHYOTRICHUM LAEVE (SMOOTH ASTER) This plant is a butterfly magnet. “Smooth aster is a gorgeous cut flower and is one of the most attractive and long-lived of all the asters,” says Miriam Goldberger of Wild-

Smooth aster. (WildﬂowerFarm.com)

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Anemone x hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’ (windﬂower). (Walters Gardens) AT HOME

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Neutralize Impressions Lastly, here are a few things that may give buyers certain impressions about you as a seller. These can 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 that may make political statements, especially during this election year.

12 Things to Do Before an Open House There are so many things to do when your home is on the market. As you prepare for a big open house or By Suzanne Plewes even private CRS, ABR, CDPE, GRI showings, Broker Associate at you are RE/MAX Alliance likely thinking about all of the big things such as general cleanup and furniture staging. However, it’s important not to forget the little things too. It can be surprising how these can impact buyer impressions.

Make Your Home Inviting Make your home comfort-

able and inviting with these little touches: • Open the blinds and curtains. • Turn on all lights. • Make the beds. • Add or spray air fresheners (if needed). • Leave treats or refreshments for guests.

Eliminate Negative Distractions

not deal breakers, but they’re often things noticed by buyers. Addressing them will eliminate negative distractions during buyer showings. • Empty the trash (kitchen, bathrooms, etc.). • Clean the mirrors. • Put away dirty laundry. • Remove used towels from bathrooms.

The items below are certainly

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

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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Title transfer requires different measures in multiple scenarios By Ilyce Glink and Samuel J. Tamkin, Tribune Content Agency

: My mother’s house is paid for and has no outstanding liens or loans. My brother has lived in the home for more than 35 years. How can I put the house in his name?

: If your mother is alive, she can simply transfer title in the home to your brother by deed. Depending on how much your mom paid for the home and what the home is worth today, she can simply prepare or have an attorney prepare a deed that would transfer her interest in the home to your brother. You should be aware that the transfer of title in some locations may require the payment of a transfer tax, may trigger the re-

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evaluation of the property for real estate tax purposes, and may require a municipal inspection. But, in general, the transfer of a home to a relative is not a complicated matter and any real estate attorney should be able to assist you in the change of ownership. Having said that, if your mother has died the home should go to the person designated in your mom’s will. If she had a will and designated that all of her children were to inherit the home, then you, your brother and any other siblings could work together to make sure that the home goes to your brother. But any one of your siblings could object and could require that his or her share of the home be paid to him or her in cash in exchange for transfer of his or her interest to your brother. Lastly, if your mother didn’t have a will, the home would pass

to you and your siblings according to state law. The process would be similar to the one outlined above for a will in having all children agree that the home should pass to your brother. Whether you have her will or she died intestate (without a will), you might need some assistance in the transfer. An attorney that does probate work can help you transfer the title from your mom’s estate to your brother. Depending on what other assets your mom had, the process can be simple and you might be able to do it yourself. Nevertheless, going to probate court and navigating the legal system isn’t always an easy thing to do and that’s where a good probate attorney can help you. On a different note, if your mom held title to her home in a trust and if you are the executor of that trust, you may have the ability to

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simply transfer title of the home from the trust to your brother’s name. We caution you that the transfer to him to the exclusion of other siblings may be contrary to the terms of the trust, so you’d want to make sure you understand what the trust called for and make sure everybody in the family is in agreement to what you are planning to do. ———————————————

(Ilyce Glink is the creator of an 18-part webinar+ebook series called “The Intentional Investor: How to be wildly successful in real estate,” as well as the author of many books on real estate. She also hosts the “Real Estate Minute,” on her YouTube channel. Samuel J. Tamkin is a Chicago-based real estate attorney. Contact Ilyce and Sam through her website, ThinkGlink.com.)(c) September 24-25, 2016

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Benches, ottomans add seating, style By Mary Carol Garrity, Tribune News Service (TNS) In the sports world, being benched is a bad thing, I know. (Believe me, if I had ever done sports in high school, that’s where I would have languished!) But for me, after a day of sprinting around up and down the stairs a jillion times, the thought of melting into a soft chair with my feet up on a bench or ottoman sounds pretty darn amazing. Add a glass of wine and a good book, and I’m in paradise. Once the right bench or ottoman enters your life, you will never, ever want to be without it again. Often, they can be used interchangeably, and are right at home in lots of spots in your home, helping out in myriad ways, from giving you a place to display your treasures, rest your feet and welcome more guests. Here are a few of my favorite ways to use benches and ottomans:

ADD A SPLASH OF STYLE When we design rooms for customers, you can bet your bottom dollar there will be at least one ottoman or bench in the floorplan. For such a small piece, they pack a lot of style. And, they are a welcomed addition to just about any space in your home. My favorite use is to place an interesting ottoman in the center of a conversation grouping, a hub for a well-put-together room.

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This look shows off one side of an ottoman’s reversible slipcover. (Handout/TNS) But don’t stop there. A short bench makes an interesting side table in your living room, and offers extra seating in a pinch. Put a narrow bench in your hallway to break up all that wall space. Because they are so small, you can cover an ottoman or bench with a splashy fabric that you might not otherwise dare to use on a bigger, costlier piece of furniture. If you can’t make up your mind on what fabric to use, try this trick. By creating a custom, reversible slip cover, she got three completely different looks. Rug-covered ottomans are some of our most popular sellers, and I have one in my own home that I adore. But you aren’t limited to upholstered ottomans or benches with fabric seats or cushions. You can find them made from just about any material, from seagrass to hides, wood to metal. And when it comes to style, the sky is the limit.

You can ﬁnd ottomans made from just about any material, from seagrass to hides, wood to metal. (Handout/TNS)

A BIT OF STORAGE Benches and ottomans were just made to have stuff tossed on top of them. They are a perfect pick for your foyer or by your back door, a convenient place to lob your purse and coat as you walk in the door. I love the luxurious look of beds finished off with rows of accent pillows. Dan, who calls the beds in our home Pillow Hell, is never sure what to do with all those pillows when you turn down the bed at night. Easy! Place a bench or ottoman at the foot of your bed. They do a lovely job of finishing off the look of a great bedding ensemble, and, at night, they are the perfect place to pile up your accent pillows. If you’re putting a bench at the end of a bed, I’d suggest one that is backless, so it doesn’t stick up over the top of your bed. And, make sure its dimensions work well for your space — not too

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wide so that it sticks out beyond the sides of your bed, and not too deep so as to hamper movement around your room. You’d hate to hammer you toe on it when you get up at night!

A LITTLE EXTRA SEATING To get more friends around your dining table, add a bench or two to the sides of your tables. At big Thanksgiving dinners, when I’ve had to shoehorn in lots of friends and family around our dining table, I’ve added small benches to the head and foot of the table so two can sit there instead of one. Depending upon the size of your bench or ottoman, you can slide them under a sofa table or in front of your hearth for extra seating. ——— This column was adapted from Mary Carol Garrity’s blog at www. nellhills.com

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THE LAKES AT CENTERRA Premium Lake front Lots Just Approved for Ranch-Style Homes

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By L. L. Charles for At Home It’s been a good summer at the Lakes at Centerra. Wonderland Homes, a local homebuilder with a 50-year legacy in Colorado, has recently introduced two new home collections here: The Tranquility and the Summit series. Many people got their ﬁrst look at these homes during the recent Northern Colorado Parade of Homes. “We have seen a dramatic increase in our visitors, and the number of people choosing a Wonderland home in this community,” says Mike Davizdson, vice president of sales and marketing. “This increase is, in part no doubt, due to the opening of the brand new STEAM-focused K-8 High Plains School that is now open in the neighborhood.” Many couples and “empty nesters” are also ﬁnding the Tranquility series of ranch homes to be exactly what they have been looking for. The lock-and-leave lifestyle is perfect for active seniors and professional adults. When you pair these exciting new homes together with the award-winning community The Lakes at Centerra, you have a winning combination. Residents of this master-planned neighborhood enjoy lakeside living with miles of adjoining trails and panoramic views that just seem to go on forever. World-class shopping and cultural activities are just minutes away. You can even get a one-day resident pass to enjoy all of the amenities and picture yourself living the lifestyle at The Lakes. Wonderland Homes has just announced that a select group of desirable lakefront

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building sites has been approved for new Ranch-style homes. These very desirable lots are expected to be reserved quickly.

Tranquility Series low-maintenance, easy living patio homes The Tranquility series brings you the very best of main level, low-maintenance living. Three unique, ranch-style floor plans are designed to make both entertaining and everyday life a breeze. Enjoy the Colorado sunshine in your own private outdoor living area. Indoor and outdoor living flows seamlessly throughout these thoughtful floor plans. There’s a real custom feel to these homes, thanks to the luxurious features built into every Tranquility home. The large gourmet kitchens and wide-open great rooms are where living, dining and cooking all come together. Active families love the practical details, like mud rooms, tech hubs and roomy three-car garages. The Acadia ranch model offers 3,076 finished square feet, with two bedrooms, priced from $439,900. A guest suite and entryway courtyard are included. The Berkshire features 3,328 finished square feet, two bedrooms and a home office, priced from $461,900. A guest suite and entryway courtyard are included. The Capri plan includes a generous 3,791 finished square feet, with three bedrooms and a home office, priced from $469,900. An optional covered deck and guest suite are included. The Summit Series two-story homes reach the pinnacle of design September 24-25, 2016

Large families are a perfect fit for Wonderland Homes’ Summit home series. These are the largest-scale homes in Wonderland’s portfolio, ranging from 3,400 to just over 4,000 square feet. These special homes are situated on some of the largest, best located, and most appealing home sites at The Lakes at Centerra. Four unique home plans offer something for everyone. The Aberdeen, at 3,443 finished square feet, features four bedrooms, an upstairs laundry and open loft, priced from $494,900. The Belize, with 3,605 finished square

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feet, also features four bedrooms, an upstairs laundry and open loft, priced from $504,900. The Concord, with 3,773 finished square feet and four bedrooms, includes a secondary master suite on the main level, priced from $519,900. The Douglas plan, the largest of The Summit series, offers 4,005 finished square feet, an upstairs laundry and loft. This floor plan also includes a hard-to-find four-car tandem garage. Two new Summit plans, including one with a main-floor master, will debut soon. Elevation options for each

home add diversity and street appeal to the community. Additional special features include owner’s entries, mainlevel offices and expansive kitchen islands. Some plans also offer teen suites. “Our Summit series homes are designed with entertaining and outdoor living in mind,” Mike Davidson says. “The interiors are dramatic, filled with a light and spaciousness that comes from multiple vaulted ceilings and generous window placement. We don’t cut corners on the sizes and placement of windows, even on the sides of homes.” 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. 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

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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. Enjoy your own personal tour of Tranquility and Summit Homes Visit WonderlandHomes.com to see virtual tours and floor plans of the Tranquility and Summit homes at The Lakes at Centerra. Then make plans to visit the sales office at 2621 Bluestem Willow Dr. in Loveland. 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. The sales office is open daily. Call 970.775.2947 to speak to a Tranquility sales consultant, or 970.685.4728 to speak to a Summit sales consultant.

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OpenHomes Quick Guide

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City

Open House Date

Open House Time

Street

Price

Agent

Company Phone

Fort Collins

Saturday

11am-1pm

5798 Sierra Dr.

$1,200,000

Rob Mygatt

The Group Inc

970-227-6489

Greeley

Saturday

1pm-4pm

517 Deville Dr.

$342,750

Tracy Wilson

RE/MAX Alliance

970-567-0907 970-539-0102

Johnstown

Saturday

1pm-3pm

196 Darlington Lane

$345,000

Ron Ehrlich

Alternative Investments Real Estate

Johnstown

Tuesday-Sunday

10am-5pm

3408 Mountainwood Ln.

$359,850

Doug Miller / Andrea Schaefer

The Group Inc

Johnstown

Monday

1pm-5pm

3408 Mountainwood Ln.

$359,850

Doug Miller / Andrea Schaefer

The Group Inc

Johnstown

Saturday

11am-1pm

5037 Ridgewood Dr.

$360,000

Jeffrey Martin

The Group Inc

Johnstown

Tuesday-Sunday

10am-5pm

3414 Mountainwood Ln.

$378,439

Doug Miller / Andrea Schaefer

The Group Inc

Johnstown

Monday

1pm-5pm

3414 Mountainwood Ln.

$378,439

Doug Miller / Andrea Schaefer

The Group Inc

Johnstown

Saturday

12pm-1:30pm

1938 Green Wing Dr.

$410,000

Brent Duggar

The Group Inc

970-286-8122

Johnstown

Saturday & Sunday

1pm-4pm

4349 Yarrow Ln.

$559,995

Tracy Wilson

RE/MAX Alliance

970-567-0907

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

11am-1pm

2318 Durango Dr.

$255,000

Renée Salza

C3 Real Estate Solutions

970-231-5082

Loveland

Saturday

10am-1pm

780 S Tyler Ave.

$300,000

Alex Alvarez

C3 Real Estate Solutions

970-980-7417

Loveland

Sunday

1pm-4pm

780 S Tyler Ave.

$300,000

Alex Alvarez

C3 Real Estate Solutions

970-980-7417

Loveland

Sunday

2:30pm-4:30pm

3469 Rhea Dr.

$309,000

Ellen Lake

The Group Inc

970-420-4309

Loveland

Saturday

11am-1pm

2307 Estrella Ave.

$320,000

Amanda Hicks

C3 Real Estate Solutions

970-581-0384

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

11am-1pm

2773 Hydra Dr.

$359,999

Davenee Nelson

RE/MAX Alliance

970-231-2404

Loveland

Saturday

2pm-4pm

3051 Hudson Dr.

$379,900

Andy Burnside

The Group Inc

970-567-1505

Loveland

Tuesday-Sunday

10am-5pm

660 Mendocino Dr.

$381,374

Kathy Beck / Brandi Garifi

The Group Inc

Loveland

Monday

1pm-5pm

660 Mendocino Dr.

$381,374

Kathy Beck / Brandi Garifi

The Group Inc

Loveland

Sunday

1pm-3pm

2384 Buckingham Cir.

$410,000

Danielle Ewing

The Group Inc

970-590-8383

Loveland

Saturday

1pm-3pm

2384 Buckingham Cir.

$410,000

Bob Skillman

The Group Inc

970-631-2257

Loveland

Daily

12pm-4pm

3674 Angora Dr.

$466,888

Jeanice Prohs

Shorewood Real Estate

970-372-7947

Loveland

Daily

12pm-4pm

3608 Peruvian Torch Dr.

$472,800

Jeanice Prohs

Shorewood Real Estate

970-372-7947

Loveland

Saturday

11am-1pm

4363 Prairie Trail Dr.

$495,000

Cindy Kurtz

The Group Inc

970-962-6832

Loveland

Saturday

11am-1pm

1657 Maiden Grass Dr.

$510,000

Jeremy Woods

The Group Inc

970-316-4004

The Group Inc

970-481-2692 / 970-691-4838

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

12pm-3pm

479 Green Mountain Dr.

$650,000

Diana Luthi / Tiffany Luthi

Loveland

Saturday

3pm-5pm

3646 & 3656 Como Court

$356,500

Andrea Bisnette

Loveland

Sunday

1pm-4pm

3646 & 3656 Como Court

$356,500

Andrea Bisnette

Platteville

Saturday

12pm-2pm

503 Stevens Circle

$279,900

Paul Schneider

970-481-9444 / 970-290-3758 970-481-9444 / 970-290-3758 970-599-4436 970-481-9444 / 970-290-3758 970-481-9444 / 970-290-3758

970-213-8475 / 720-291-0899 970-213-8475 / 720-291-0899

Coldwell Banker Residential 970-819-8968 Brokerage Coldwell Banker Residential 970-819-8968 Brokerage Rouse Realty

970-534-1223

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Loveland-Berthoud Association of Realtors holds annual installation ceremony On September 15, at The Garden Room in Loveland, Loveland-Berthoud Association of Realtors ® (LBAR), welcomed their new board into ofﬁce at their annual Installation Ceremony. (Photos by Paul Litman for Reporter-Herald.)

The LBAR Installation Cinner honored the previous Board of Directors as well as the incoming.

LBAR awards await their recipients.

Nancy Churchwell-Maus is recognized for being an

Kurt Albers, left, receives the Chair Award from

LBAR member for over 40 years.

Mark Koentopp.

Mark Koentopp presnets David Powell, the new

David Powell, left, incoming Chair, thanks Mark

LBAR Chair, the gavel.

Koentopp, the outgoing Chair, for his hard work.

David Powell, 2016-2017 Chair, gives his acceptance speech.

Ceremony guests look on at David Powell, 2016-2017 Chair, addresses the group.

Mark Koentopp, the outgoing Chair, is the winner of

Guests look on as Mark Koentopp accepts his award.

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Mark Koentopp, 2016 LBAR Chair, gives his report to the new Board of Directors and attendees.

2016-2017 LBAR Board of Directors are sworn in during the installation ceremony in Loveland.

the 2016 Realtor of the Year Award. Reporter-Herald – AtHomeColorado.com

September 24-25, 2016

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Are your home decorating ideas trendy or not? WHO BETTER TO TRUST WITH YOUR

Painting walls gray and white open up various options for accent colors throughout the home. (Photo by Chelsea Strain)

By Amanda Bell, Angie’s List From wall colors to accessories, what design trends dominate decorating, and which decorating ideas are passing fads? Interior designers Jeanette Turk of Decorating Den Interiors in Baton Rouge, La., and Marisa Moore, owner of Interior Style in Chantilly, Va., weigh in on what’s in — and what’s out — in the world of home decor.

1. WHITE AND GRAY WALLS: TRENDY- Gray and white walls remain the go-to neutral wall colors over beiges and tans, Turk says. “Everything is light, airy and bright,” she says. “If you’re seeing dark colors, they’re navy blue on accent walls or in pops on textiles.”

2. FORMAL LIVING ROOMS: NOT TRENDY- More homeowners are opting to replace formal sitting areas with multi-purpose rooms or home office spaces, according to Turk and Moore. “As more people work from home, they’re willing to spend more money on a dedicated home office rather than just a small chair and lap desk,” Turk says.

3. BRUSHED NICKEL FIXTURES: NOT TRENDY -While chrome finishes remain popular for bathroom fixtures, elsewhere around the house and in home accessories gold reigns the world of metallic finishes, along with brass, ahead of brushed nickel and oil-rubbed bronze, Turk says. “Gold is the September 24-25, 2016

metal of the year in everything from drawer hardware to light fixtures and other accent pieces,” she says.

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4. NATURAL ELEMENTS: TRENDY- Fresh and simple remain the ideal aesthetic as mid-century modern and transitional decorating ideas continue to gain popularity, Moore says. Get the look by combining materials like furniture in gray- and white-washed or natural wood tones and textiles in linen and burlap fabrics.

5. GRANITE: NOT TRENDY- This year, quartz and marble surpassed the mighty granite in trendiness in the realm of countertop materials. “With their subtle patterns, white carrara in the bathroom and marble in the kitchen offer a much sleeker look than granite,” Turk says.

6. PATTERNED WALLPAPER: TRENDY- Your grandmother’s wallpaper with a duck border? Definitely not on trend. Instead, think natural elements like grass cloths and subtle geometric prints and variations of color, Moore says. Make a statement by applying a pattern to a feature wall, or go for a cozy effect and wallpaper an entire room. ——— Amanda Bell is a reporter for Angie’s List, a trusted provider of local consumer reviews and an online marketplace of services from top-rated providers. Visit AngiesList. com.

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Vessel sinks are very versatile

Since vessel sinks are countertop installed, they usually sit up a little higher than a standard sink. (Handout/TNS)

By Ed Del Grande, Tribune News Service (TNS) Q: Dear Ed: I am getting older and find myself holding onto things to keep my balance. With that said, we’re doing an aging-in-place remodel to our bathroom. I would like a vessel-type sink but want one

made of very strong materials and more suited to my needs. Can you please point me in the right direction for choosing my new bathroom vessel sink? — Holly, Florida A: Vessel sinks are attractive additions to any bathroom. The

good news is the choices are very versatile when it comes to style and materials. For aging-in-place bathrooms, you may want to look into a lower and wider vessel sink with a larger open bowl area that’s gently curved. This style vessel sink is easy to access and since vessel sinks are countertop installed, they usually sit up a little higher than a standard sink. (Good for the back.) For material, if you’re looking for strength and durability, enameled cast iron is a solid choice. Also, with its thick round edges, if you ever have to grab onto the rim of the sink, you’ll know you made a firm decision. ——— Master Contractor/Plumber Ed Del Grande is known internationally as the author of the book “Ed Del Grande’s House Call,” the host of TV and Internet shows, and a LEED green associate. Visit eddelgrande.com or write eadelg@cs.com

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The simple organization hacks tidy people do every day By Sophie Miura, Domaine (TNS) 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 swear by for an organized workspace.

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 arcadian file by month. Review this at tax time, and toss any papers that aren’t relevant.

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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.

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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The following data is supplied by Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020. Listed are the buyer, the property address, the seller and the amount. Berthoud • Jennifer Hooker — 1732 Exeter St., Cody and Susannah Ruehlen, $399,900. • Terry Waddle — 3751 Nations Way, Ronald and Charlene Hildahl, $609,900. Estes Park • Sheryl and Frank Ponzer — 1765 Wildﬁre Road, Maurice Scraggs, $275,000. • Gilbert and Amber Johnson — 821 Kundtz Lane, Habitat For Humanity EstesValley, $281,200. • David and Olivia Smith — 696 Moreau Lane, Bl Development LLC, $485,900. Fort Collins • Thomas and Judith Boesch — 217 Racquette Drive, Suite 11, 217 Racquette Drive LLC, $108,000. • Shannon and Candi Lu — 1231 W. Swallow Road, Apt. 314, Mark and Jean Wiesner, $150,000. • Marie and Allan Andales — 710 City Park Ave., Apt. D411, City Park D411 LLC, $169,000. • Craig Kuehneman — 3737 Landings Drive, Judy and Gary Hammel, $172,000. • Richard and Barbara Feller — 620 Mathews St., Apt. 210, Abigail R. Mok, $180,000. • Jennifer Goodrich — 3024 Ross Drive, Apt. D-26, Erik R. Wilburn, $182,000. • Kari Schlobohm — 1901 Ross Court, Apt. D10, Lacey J. Gaechter, $192,000. • Mavourneen Graves — 1601 W. Swallow Road, Apt. 1J, Benjamin and Sarah Wheatley, $200,000. • Verline Rogge — 8233 Peakview Drive, Michael and Cama Patterson, $220,000. • David Pimentel — 702 Crown Ridge Lane, Unit 1, Litsui Vaske, $225,000. • Carl and Ann Vogel — 2450 Windrow Drive, Unit F202, Maria Tapia Arellano, $235,000. • Lynn Borngrebe — 2133 Krisron Road, Unit C-103, Gregory S. Groves, $245,100. • Trung Ly — 2608 Kansas Drive, September 24-25, 2016

Apt. F-138, Rudy M. Garcia, $255,000. • Scott and Michelle Ruff — 4221 Ann St., Nicholas and Pamela Brooks, $265,000. • Paul and Stephanie Marrick — 5151 Boardwalk Drive, Unit O4, John and Kathleen Noble, $275,000. • David and McCadden Leonard — 1033 Elgin Court, Thomas and Shyrlene Graf, $278,500. • Farris and Kim Elnasser — 1637 Westbridge Drive, Unit D1, Carlene and Candace Ostedgaard, $285,000. • Diana Hoffman — 524 Fox Glove Court, Christopher and Joy Wilson, $295,000. • Matthew and Kent Brennecke — 3501 Patterson Court, Jaclyn M. Schlott, $300,000. • Amy and Joshua Stokes — 608 Cornell Ave., Raymond J. Townsend, $300,000. • Maria Snapp — 618 Gallup Road, Scott and Billy Domingue, $305,000. • Michael and Mia Towbin — 419 Captains Court, Patricia A. Peters, $312,500. • Alexander and Katherine Kayne — 724 Mansﬁeld Drive, Jerry and Jane Helzer, $327,000. • James Veal — 2503 Sunbury Lane, Dan S. Safford, $335,500. • Clayton and Timothea Swanson — 1226 Pleasant Valley Court, Robert Cline, $345,000. • Christopher Macchietto — 1400 Castlerock Drive, Jan M. Stark, $346,000. • Dane and Megan Steube — 4829 E. County Road 54, Victor and Marsha Day, $350,000. • Timothy and Allison Sarmo — 2632 Thoreau Drive, Jane Elizabeth Barber, $351,000. • Gregory Groves — 2962 Denver Drive, Kirk J. Robertson, $354,900. • Tyler and Patrick Olsen — 1501 Birmingham Drive, James and Beth Stephens, $375,000. • Nicholas and Anjalee Carlson — 1415 Snook Court, Anndria and Nathan Wilson, $397,000. • Jerry and Jane Helzer — 3172 San Luis St., Dina M. Christiansen, $415,000. • Ram and Puja Gurung — 2221 Dolan St., Robyn and Jon Pemberton, $429,900. • Jamie Erskine — 3108 Barn Swallow Circle, Woodward Residential September 24-25, 2016

LLC, $439,000. • Kenneth and Ashleigh Stratton — 3157 Bryce Drive, Adam and Meghan Kovarik, $439,000. • Tracy and J. Hale — 318 S. Grant Ave., Paula K. Ross, $465,500. • Antulio Lopez — 4324 Whippeny Drive, John and Heidi Warren, $485,000. • Steven and Marilyn Groeteke — 4319 Pearlgate Court, Gary and Maryann Littauer, $500,000. • Timothy and Danielle Jordan — 419 Edwards St., Hamilton Partners I. LLC, $515,000. • Jerimy and Caroline Nelson — 2218 Spruce Creek Drive, Meritage Homes Colo. Inc., $552,900. • Andrew and Monica Weber — 5809 Northern Lights Drive, Calatlantic Group Inc., $564,900. • James and Teresa Jensen — 1315 Paragon Place, Joel and Judith Guttormsen, $585,000. • Danisa Owen — 8100 Turman Court, Michael Edward Yount, $590,000. • George and Denise Peck — 3214 Hearthﬁre Drive, Jamie Marie Erskine, $630,000. • Jeffrey and Nancy Randa — 608 Gilgalad Way, George and Shana Fisher, $637,000. Greeley • Steven Redfern — 1007 Second Ave., Mark and Kim Wood, $69,000. • Seth and Amanda Dunn — 31518 County Road 29, Daniel and Teresa Swanson, $75,000. • Alvaro and Shirley Marquez — 2437 W. Ninth St., Lorena Gonzales, $110,000. • Christopher and Paula Harding — 5775 29th St., Unit 1511, Turquoise Ltd., $170,000. • Monica Anselmo — 5775 29th St., Unit 1005, Carl and Ann Vogel, $184,600. • Sharon Terry — 5224 W. 11th St., Bonnie M. Gustafson Cooper, $185,000. • Jerry and Niki Weitzel — 6915 W. Third St., Unit 415, Highpointe Inc., $186,600. • Dakota Holley — 6915 W. Third St., Unit 414, Highpointe Inc., $194,700. • Lawrence and Erin Slocum — 810 20th St., Randy and Christine Moser, $195,000. • John and Darlene Scheving — 6915 W. Third St., Unit 315, Highpointe Inc., $196,600. • Larry Beber — 4902 29th St., Unit Reporter-Herald

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23B, Lauren and Rob Oosdyke, $210,000. Charles Bois — 3354 19th St. Drive, Cynthia J. Spratt, $213,000. Raul Rios — 2506 Cedar Ave., Mark and Ivone Hobbs, $214,000. Rand Peterson — 5601 18th St., Unit 11, Peary and Nancee Schroeder, $215,000. David Higgins — 1225 14th Ave., JLDV LLC, $215,000. Justin and Jennifer Stillman — 2864 16th Ave., Nick and Patricia Lobato, $215,000. Kyle and Deborah Carothers — 4520 W. Sixth St., Rick Wallace, $215,900. Ann and David Karns — 1309 31st Ave., Merle W. Zimmerman, $217,000. Jason Cross — 1720 34th Ave., Matthew Thomas Verderaime, $225,000. Octavius Fruchier — 3905 W. 21st St. Road, Barbara J. McCaskey, $225,500. Cory Dowling — 1927 17th Ave., Road Homes LLC, $235,000. Matt Esslin — 801 36th Ave.,

Matthew W. Minne, $237,000. • Robert Barnaby — 624 E. 19th St. Drive, Tauna and Gary Carringer, $239,000. • James Holderness — 551 E. 28th St. Road, Adam and Brittany Janicki, $240,000. • Lynette Kraft — 1940 66th Ave., Timothy Noteboom, $250,000. • Kirk and Melissa Troudt — 2726 W. 22nd St. Road, Joel and Jennie Severns, $250,000. • Lloyd and Juanita Branch — 1727 20th Ave., Richard D. Hoffner, $251,500. • Mark and Debbie Stewart — 3008 46th Ave., Heidi Hassler, $255,000. • Todd and Todd Folkers — 373 N. Second Ave. Lane, BB Local Constr. LLC, $260,000. • Perla Barraza — 4036 W. 30th St., Dolores and Charles Hook, $260,000. • Aimee Schmitz — 1922 84th Ave., Ben and Danielle Endreson, $262,500. • George and Jodi Coates — 2372 42nd Ave. Place, Edna and George

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Coates, $267,000. • Lenora Sototorrez — 6024 W. First St., Unit 14, Hartford Homes At Hunters Cove, $268,200. • Adam Salser — 1810 88th Ave. Court, David and Jovan Rhoades, $270,000. • John Fiest — 3306 Merlot St., Dominic and Sabrina Ballew, $270,000. • Nick and Patricia Lobato — 6914 W. 22nd St., Arthur and Elaine Thomas, $285,000. • Nick and Barbara Berryman — 2514 50th Ave., Richard and Cheryl Lauer, $288,000. • Nathan and Katie Reinhard — 633 51st Ave., John D. Haffner, $290,000. • Raymundo Meza — 6314 W. Fifth St., Rodolfo Gardea Ordaz, $290,000. • William Yohon — 4705 W. B. St., Lucas and Elizabeth Cirbo, $290,000. • Kathleen Gurule — 2133 72nd Ave. Court, Scott and Wendi Inloes, $300,000. • Rodolfo Ordaz — 1407 60th Ave., Luis M. Rubio, $300,000. • Joseph Johnson — 6127 W. 16th St., Stephen and Antoinette Everett, $301,000. • Lee and Vicki Hopkins — 604 Cattail Court, Hartford Homes At Riverrun LLC, $320,000. • Jeffrey and Laura Henry — 2241 73rd Ave. Court, Lotts LLC, $344,000. • Erik and Chloe Knoche — 3200 68th Ave. Court, Melvin and Jennifer Benson, $359,900. • Shirley Uhrich — 1517 64th Ave., Larry and Beverly Anderson, $379,000. • Douglass Egloff — 8109 River Run Drive, Hartford Homes Riverrun LLC, $395,700. • Ryan and Lydia Oettinger — 1519 61st Ave. Court, Alliance Devl. LLC, $409,900. • Robert and Jamie Ballard — 523 N. 78th Ave., John and Elise Lobato, $437,000. • Wendi and Scott Inloes — 421 N. 78th Ave., Baessler Homes LLLP, $460,400. • J. Sorelle — 1912 79th Ave., Larry and Linda Hoffner, $505,500. • Jacqueline and Roger Johnson — 5423 W. Seventh St. Road, Errol and Elizabeth Fisher, $639,900. Johnstown • Clair and Susan Knapp — 4498 Thompson Parkway, Willard E. 14

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Holz RevocableTrust, $150,000. • Joshua Martin — 20718 County Road 17, Lynn Homes Devl. LLC, $185,000. • Lora Stange — 2219 Nicholas Drive, Rick and Sally Brent, $256,500. • Glenn and Judy Jilek — 1820 Daytona Lane, James and Connie Clementson, $259,000. • Dorin and Margareta Dragoe — 903 N. Fourth St., Marsha R. Morgan, $275,000. • Judith Gregory — 3813 Blackwood Lane, Karch and Rachel Hickman, $280,000. • Steven Alman — 1122 Cottonwood Court, Don and Chrystal Goodrich, $299,000. • Matthew and Kristen Carlson — 3420 Mountainwood Lane, Oakwood Homes LLC, $356,500. • David and Charity Nygard — 340 Braveheart Lane, Saint Aubyn Homes LLC, $378,200. Loveland • Robert Sabin — 3418 Tabernash Drive, Assurance Participatin Co. LLC, $50,000. • Christine Poole — 526 Adams Ave., Maureen Geraghty, $182,500. • Leilani Andrews — 1236 W. Eighth St., Michael S. Webster, $203,700. • Tyler and Emily Bosh — 1462 Capulin Drive, Chelsea M. Thomas, $215,000. • Yuliya Mozgova — 2132 E. 11th St., Loveland Habitat For Humanity, $225,000. • Earl Snodderly — 1631 Oak Creek Drive, Andrew M. Bloemendaal, $227,500. • Judy and Edgar Bivens — 1202 E. Second St., Robert C. Kindstrom, $228,800. • Jay and Karen Vanvlerah — 4785 Hahns Peak Drive, Unit 203, Sue B. Mullins Living Trust, $230,000. • Phillip and Elizabeth Baugh — 769 Zircon Ave., David Hagans, $232,000. • Cameron Setbacken — 909 21st St. SW, August and Regina Cordova, $237,500. • Paul Rogert — 2612 Lakecrest Place, HUD, $238,400. • Valerie Hippard — 1665 Oriole Place, Jeremy and Heather Stimac, $240,000. • Richard White — 1425 Adams Ave., Bruce and Suna Sutton, $255,000. • Janet Harrington — 1846 Dove

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Creek Circle, Bruce and Betty Harrelson, $257,000. Jonathan and Synthia Jestes — 1918 Crystal Court, Matthew S. Waldron, $257,000. Jonathan and Amanda Fashbaugh — 472 Atacamite Court, Adam and Leslie Lowry, $258,500. Jamie Duchene — 821 Banyan Court, Angie Babcock, $264,900. Donald and Paula Bement — 4435 Deyo Place, Aspen Homes Colorado Inc., $265,800. John Sutula — 551 24th Place SW, Kent and Pamela Martin, $269,000. Juan and Heather Regalado — 4016 Georgetown Drive, Joseph and Kim Fisher, $276,000. Rachael and Loren Johnson — 145 Cobalt Ave., HPI LLC, $279,400. Anna and Margaret Burke — 4502 Teller Place, Riley O. O’Neil, $279,800. Joellen Snyder — 2107 Dotsero Ave., Dona G. Ammons Trust 2004, $281,000. John Harrison — 2380 Sapphire St., Richard and Sharon Jacobs, $293,500. Tyler and Teresa Leggett — 4203 Peach Tree Court, Todd Shimp, $295,000. Robert and Suzanne Golden — 2585 Trio Falls Drive, Boulder Creek Centerra LLC, $299,700. Philip and Raquel Lawson — 2027 Estes Court, Carol Reddy Rush, $300,000. Jared Romano — 4128 Lookout Drive, Kenneth W. Price, $305,000. Kimberly and Jacob Christianson — 4116 Rockcress Place, Charles M. Freitag, $317,000. Marie Coomey — 3488 Janus Drive, Falcon Brook LLC, $325,000. Barbara Skaugset — 3616 Como Court, Keirns Construction Co., $339,000. Matthew Harlow — 2294 Steamboat Springs St., Theodore and Kanha Bonnema, $342,000. Richard and Sharon Jacobs — 3522 Cheetah Drive, Shyanne Holdings LLC, $370,000. Dennis and Jeanette Byer — 459 Marcellina Drive, Judy E. Saffell, $377,000. Luke and Jill Johnson — 3037 Sedgwick Circle, Mark and Angie Lloyd, $419,100. Ellie Coonrod — 2256 Buckingham Circle, Randy and Sarah

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Long, $421,000. • Lonnie and Alina Castillon — 4738 Patmore Ash Drive, David W. Fahrenbruch, $460,000. • Jason Sebesto — 3861 Poudre Drive, Albert and Laurie Hollis, $469,900. • Stephen Lensink — 3314 Spring Mountain Court, Thomas and Carma Hilliard, $567,200. • Richard and Anna Odell — 3225 S. County Road 31, Terry and Cassie Carlstrom, $650,000. • John Archer — 6721 Trail West Road, Veronica J. Santee, $796,000. • Julie and Stephen Cina — 4883 Valley Oak Drive, Susan M. Nottberg, $1,275,000. • Windsor • Matthew Simmons — 124 Beacon Way, Unit 3a, Sean and Janet Ash, $212,000. • Steven Barbee — 1113 Cottonwood Drive, Thane Destigter, $217,000. • John and Allison Brooks — 109 Sunﬂower Drive, Jeffery and Nicole Meden, $232,500. • Cherie Burkett — 2176 Cape Hatteras Drive, Unit 1, Steven and Melanie Betros, $245,000. • Julie and Douglas Searle — 249 Habitat Circle, Michael Henry Stertz, $275,000. • Daniel and Rita Noel — 1435 Grand Ave., Stacie and Jo Randall, $288,000. • Dan and Lisa Helmboldt — 2160 Montauk Lane, Unit 2, Lighthouse Point Townomes LLC, $324,200. • Philip and Michael Stoole — 171 Halibut Drive, Meritage Homes Colo. Inc., $382,300. • Diane Broyles — 449 Crystal Beach Drive, Harbor Walk Patio Homes LLC, $397,500. • Shreaf and Mary Khattab — 1542 Sorenson Drive, Richmond Am. Homes Colo. Inc., $402,900. • Brett and Jessica Postawa — 1530 Sorenson Drive, Richmond Am. Homes Colo. Inc., $423,100. • John and Faye Dorcey — 2085 Vineyard Drive, Nancy J. Ashley Revocable Trust, $514,400. • Stephen Dixon — 6508 Aberdour Circle, Corina and Robert Konkey, $557,500. • Thomas and Laurie Ciufo — 6321 Crooked Stick Drive, Mau Loa LLC, $570,000. • Charles and Lorene Achziger — 1867 E. Seadrift Drive, Dennis J. Robbins, $908,100. September 24-25, 2016

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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.

$359,850 MLS# 789537 Doug Miller Andrea Schaefer 290-3758 481-9444

$378,439 MLS# 789841 Doug Miller Andrea Schaefer 290-3758 481-9444

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479 Green Mountain Dr., Loveland - Breathtaking views of Longs Peak, Meeker & Pinewood Reservoir. High-end updates throughout. Fully finished ranch w/walkout basement 4 bd, 3 ba, flex room, attached 3 car garage & SEPARATE 629 SQ FT STUDIO. Updates throughout.

660 Mendocino Drive - Bright and open layout with 3 bed, 3 baths and a formal living area. Extended great room adds space plus command center off a beautiful kitchen with hardwood flooring, stainless appliances including double ovens and gas cooktop! Complete in October. Visit the model at 325 Tahoe Dr.

1938 Green Wing Dr., Johnstown - Beautiful 4 BD, 3 BA 2-story on a cul-de-sac in Pioneer Ridge. This home backs to open space w/ one of the best views in N. Colorado! Newer appliances, roof, A/C & furnace and brand-new back patio. Gas fireplace, wood floors and unfinished basement for future expansion. Fenced yard w/dog run & sprinklers.

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.

$650,000 MLS# 802231 Tiffany Luthi Diana Luthi 970-481-2692 970-691-4838

$381,374 MLS# 798949 Kathy Beck Brandi Garifi 970-213-8475 720-291-0899

$410,000 MLS# 802818 Brent Duggar 970-286-8122

$410,000 MLS# 802403 Bob Skillman 970-631-2257

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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!

3469 Rhea Dr., Loveland - Ready Now!! Hard to find 3 bedroom town home. Great open ranch plan with partially finished basement and 2 car attached garage. Family room with gas fireplace, alder cabinets, granite counter tops, laminate flooring, stainless steel appliances including refrigerator. Upgraded carpet and tile throughout. Covered patio. Neighborhood pool and club house. Van de Water Metro district.

5037 Ridgewood Dr., Johnstown - 3BD 3BA 3,542 sf 2 story in Thompson River Ranch! Warm decorator paint colors, spacious master retreat with spa bath, huge loft area & full unfinished basement w/high ceilings. Incredibly landscaped w/ stamped concrete patio and open space views.

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

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

$309,000 MLS# 795227 Ellen Lake 970-420-4309

$360,000 MLS# 802453 Jeffrey Martin 970-599-4436

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1657 Maiden Grass Dr., Loveland - Beautiful 2 story home with 5 bdrms (one on the main with full bath access) 4 baths, craft room, Huge heated garage complete with RV bay, over 1/3 acre lot meticulously landscaped.

4363 Prairie Trail Drive., Loveland - Spacious ranch w/room for all. Quality features include gorgeous wood floors, gas fireplace, vaulted ceilings, updated counter tops, pass thru to large formal dining room. New cozy sun room. The basement is finished & feels like a Colorado lodge. Stone fireplace, large family room, sep. office w/french doors, huge 4th BR. The garage is an over-sized 3 car. All set upon a 1/3 acre lot w/RV parking pad.

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

$510,000 MLS# 798468 Jeremy Woods 970-316-4004 16

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$495,000 MLS# 802587 Cindy Kurtz 970-962-6832

$340,000 Josh Bryant 970-775-3289

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$1,200,000 MLS# 797690 Rob Mygatt 970-227-6489 September 24-25, 2016