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A TOUCH OF GOLD for new year glam

Quick Guide and Featured Open Homes Looking for a home? View comprehensive listings of local open homes taking place this weekend from all across the area.

January 7-8, 2017

4 secrets of successful organic gardeners for the new year Gardeners are already daydreaming about spring. Here are some tips for going organic.

Tax Deductible Home Expenses – Get Ready for Tax Season If you are a homeowner, there are a few tax tips you should be aware of. Start early to be sure you know what you are eligible for.

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Accent, area rugs can make a room come alive

By Suzanne Sproul, The Orange County Register (TNS) If you’re looking for a relatively easy way to spruce up a room, consider laying a solid foundation — not concrete or wood, mind you, but a rug.

Floor coverings can be a solution to anyone’s decorating dilemma or simply a means of adding a little pizazz to a room. Whether it’s a traditional accent rug or blocks, floor coverings provide visual impact as well as creature comforts. They also add oomph because often a rug is the largest design element in the room contributing color and drama to the overall feel of a space.

“A fantastic area rug can make a room come alive. Whether they’re handwoven or knotted pile, made from wools, silks or cottons, rugs bring in color and texture and can define the mood of the room it anchors, simply by lying about on your floor,” said Dorothy Willetts, an Indio-based designer who works throughout Southern California.

Rugs provide texture, either tactically through feeling or visually, while acting in support for colors of the room.

“I use them all the time,” Willetts said. “I’ll put one on top of the other to really stand out.”

Often, a rug is the largest design element in the room contributing color and drama to the overall feel of a space. (Dreamstime) They also are functional, helping with the acoustics of the room and cushioning the hard surfaces in wide use these days. When choosing, consider the size of the room, the colors in it and the furnishings.

“We’re doing everything from copies of antiques to new carpets that look antique,” she said with a laugh.

“Rugs have a lot of purpose and offer a lot of design opportunities for a space, and in some cases provide the final touch to pull a room together,” said Corinne Derusha of West Elm in Los Angeles, who helps clients turn room design ideas into reality. “(Rugs) are more of a complement piece,” she added. “When I’m helping a client, we try to break it down into several pieces. We look at what they have and pick a floor plan: Is the room a more formal sitting area, is it a high-traffic area, are there children and pets in the house?”

Victor Derdak is the general manager overseeing operations at FLOR in West Hollywood and Santa Monica. The company offers area rugs, custom pieces and carpet tiles so homeowners can create their own

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look. Derdak called the selection of rugs an integral part of a room design.

“Space is the key and how you incorporate it,” he said. “Rugs can be the focal point, setting the mood and then going from there.”

FLOR offers a fun flooring option: 20-by-20-inch seamless carpet squares that when arranged look like a one-piece rug. The modular designs allow for a lot of creativity. Mix and match patterns or angle squares differently for a look that will capture the eye.

And when you’re decorating your home, it’s all about the visual.

Ashley Stark Kenner and Chad Stark have literally written the book about carpeting — “Decorating With Carpets: A Fine Foundation” (The Vendome Press, New York). Filled with stunning photos of rooms in which rugs are showcased, it offers homeowners plenty of inspiration. The photos act as a guide to decorating since they are from rooms by designers and decorators that their company, Stark Carpet, based in New York, has worked with throughout its more than 75 years in business.

“Carpet is an anchor to the room and more than a fashion accessory,” said Stark Kenner, creative director.

“It helps pull the entire room together. When you’re thinking about designing a room, you can’t leave that out.”

Designers usually begin by choosing a color scheme and then a rug.

From there, the possibilities are endless.

“I think people are becoming more fearless in their design,” Stark Kenner said. “People want a reflection of themselves.”

And that may mean using rugs where you might not expect, such as opting for an odd-shaped piece in an entry way or using a vintage Oriental runner in the kitchen. The book is a byproduct of Stark’s decades of success.

“Originally, Ashley and I wanted to create a book for Stark’s 75th anniversary that paid homage to our parents for the outstanding legacy that they have established,” said Stark, senior vice president. “However, we browsed our library and realized that there were books on almost every aspect of design except for decorating with carpets.”

So, with the help of writer Heather Smith MacIsaac, the cousins decided to look back and share the experiences of the almost 100 designers the company has worked with to inform people about different ways to decorate with carpets.

The book title is apt.

“Designers and homeowners alike can use this book as a resource to see different applications of rugs, from how a simple design can ground the room to how something complex and colorful can add energy in both traditional and contemporary settings,” Stark said.

Contributing Writers: Suzanne Sproul, Cathy Hobbs, Suzanne Plewes, Mary Carol Garrity, Maureen Gilmer, Additional Content: McClatchy-Tribune Media Services Editor/Features Coordinator: Misty Kaiser

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January 7-8, 2017

Real Estate

Tax deductible home expenses – get ready for tax season Happy New Year!

As we enter 2017, many of you are preparing for tax season.

Here are some home ownership

By Suzanne Plewes expenses that CRS, ABR, CDPE, GRI are typically Broker Associate at tax deductRE/MAX Alliance ible.

Mortgage Interest Your entire mortgage payment is not tax deductible. However, the portion that applies to interest paid during 2016 is. Your mortgage company will send you a tax form that details exactly how much interest you paid last year. If you purchased your home during 2016, check your closing statement to determine whether any pre-paid interest paid at

closing is properly included in that statement.

Points If you closed on your home during 2016 and paid points on your loan, that amount may be tax deductible.

Points are essentially pre-paid interest. You paid extra interest up-front in order to receive a lower interest rate over the life of your loan.

Property Taxes If you own a home, then you pay property taxes. You may pay them directly to your local municipality.

For most homeowners, they pay a certain amount each month to your lender, which goes into an escrow account. Your lender then pays your tax bill using the funds from that account. The tax deductible amount is not what you paid into escrow each month but rather what was actually paid to the municipality for the tax year 2016.

The tax form from your mort-

gage company usually includes the amount paid for property taxes.

However, you’ll want to verify this figure. Some property tax bills cover months both before and after the due date. Additionally, there may be a property tax adjustment in your closing statement if you purchased in 2016.

Mortgage Insurance If the down payment on your mortgage was less than 20 percent, you likely pay mortgage insurance each month. You may have also paid an up-front mortgage insurance premium at closing. These are typically tax deductible if your adjusted gross income is less than $100,000 and you closed on your home between 2007 and 2014. Other restrictions also apply. Provide your mortgage insurance premium details to your accountant to determine whether you qualify for this tax deduction.

Expenses That Are Not Tax Deductible Above are the most common tax deductible expenses. It is equally important to note what expenses are not tax deductible. Homeowners insurance, title insurance, homeowners association dues, general closing costs, and home repairs for single family properties used as a primary residence are not tax deductible.

If you own a multi-family property that is both a primary residence and investment property, the rules are a bit different. Ask your accountant for details on additional expenses that you may be able to deduct for investment properties.

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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A TOUCH OF GOLD for new year glam

Gold tones and accents perk up this sitting area. (Handout/TNS)

Accent pieces in brass or gold can add an interesting pop of color. (Handout/TNS)

Pops of yellow provide golden accents in this living space.

(Handout/TNS)

By Cathy Hobbs, Tribune News Service (TNS)

Agate, one of the hottest stones in home decor, is displayed as part of a dresser vignette.

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Every now and then, every home can benefit from a bit of glam. Enter gold. Once the finish of choice in the ’80s, it fell out of favor in the ’90s, often considered to be gaudy. Now, gold dominates the shelves of home decor retailers and remains one of the hottest finishes for accessories and accents. When looking for ways to incorporate gold into

your home, here are some Design Recipes tips.

1. Use gold as a finish for fixtures such as faucets, cabinet or door handles.

2. Yellow and yellow-based tones can be used to include gold and gold accents.

3. Bookshelves are great opportunities to incorporate interesting accents.

4. Accessories such as decorative elements can be used to incorporate gold accents.

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5. Don’t be afraid to mix different shades of gold in a space.

6. Reflective elements such as gold mirrors can add an instant touch of glam.

7. Use gold when looking for opportunities to create a bold design statement.

8. Consider color mapping — a technique in which you can repeat gold accents throughout a space to help make the space feel connected and cohesive.

9. Incorporate lighting that accents gold tones.

10. Add gold to an accent wall.

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

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Interesting art arrangements finish a room

By Mary Carol Garrity, Tribune News Service (TNS) You can fill your room with beautiful furniture and accents, but it won’t look finished until the walls come alive with artwork. If you have blank walls or beautiful pieces of art stored away that you’ve never hung, make that your new year’s resolution.

You will be blown away by how putting a few pieces up will give your spaces personality and style, and make your home a warm reflection of you. To help you get started, here are a few ideas for interesting art arrangements created by Dillon, the artwork coordinator at Nell Hill’s.

A WALL OF TRAYS

Mirrors add brilliant beauty to a room, bouncing light and opening up the space. (Handout/TNS)

Artwork encompasses much more than framed paintings.

Trays, platters and dishes are among my favorite things to hang on the wall. To hang trays, thread a bit of wire through the handles or cut outs on the sides of the

tray. Or, use plate grippers.

Tip from Dillon: The secret to decorating with trays, plates and platters is to group together a variety of sizes and shapes. Start by placing the larger pieces in the middle, then fan out from there.

have an arrangement you like.

Take a photo with your phone so you can replicate the layout on the wall. Dillon rarely lines up the frames when he arranges collections. Instead, he likes the groupings to feel a little more random.

A CELEBRATION OF MEMORIES

A FLASH OF MIRRORS

One of the chief aims of artwork is to reflect the unique personality of those who live there. One of my favorite things to do when I visit people is to see their artwork and accents, to get a glimpse of the things they care about most. For many of us, our families are paramount in our lives. So consider making a gallery that features photos and other memorabilia that tell the story of your family, past and present.

Tip from Dillon: To hang a gallery, Dillon suggests you start at the middle then work your way out. Lay the pieces on the floor and move them about until you

I love using mirrors as art.

They add brilliant beauty to a room, bouncing light and opening up the space. Add a mirror to a collection of art. Hang one over your mantel or above a buffet. Or, cluster a group of smaller mirrors together to make one head-turning display, like Dillon did.

Tip from Dillon: To create this 3-D effect, Dillon layered one mirror on top of another, using longer nails for the mirrors on the top layer so they could easily rest over those below.

——— This column was adapted from Mary Carol Garrity’s blog at www.nellhills.com

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4 secrets of successful organic gardeners for the new year

By Maureen Gilmer, Tribune News Service (TNS) Learning to grow vegetables is a trial and failure endeavor. In the beginning, you get small successes and devastating failures until experience teaches you the hard lessons of nature and her vegetable minions. In most cases, it’s the under-40 crowd who are having challenges if their parents never gardened, so nothing was handed down. It’s not their fault, they just haven’t failed enough like everyone did when they first began.

To help busy gardeners do better in the new year, here are some solutions to help avoid the major failures and save yourself a lot of work to boot: 1. Make water automatic. The vast majority of vegetable gardens in drier regions fail due to too much or too little water. That is usually because of human error, which most often is forgetting to water.

Truth is, as summer approaches and kids get out of school, everything gets too hectic to remember to

tend the garden each day. This is where failure begins because every parent knows you’ll never get caught up by back-to-school season. For everyone’s sake, and to prevent hoses left running and the inevitable waste that follows, install an irrigation system and put it on a strictly controlled timer.

2. Small and diverse. Unless you have a large backyard in-ground garden, you’re probably growing in raised beds of one sort or another.

This limits your square footage.

Problems arise when one big collard takes over your beautiful bed or a cherry tomato demands the one next door too. This demonstrates how smaller gardens need to focus on a wide diversity of plant types sized for optimal yield from a 4-by-8-foot bed or a 32-square-foot rectangle. It allows you to pack them in during the cool garden season for a huge range of leaf and root crops. In summer, the dwarf patio tomato types may prove more amenable, bush beans over pole beans, cilantro, basil and shorter, dense-

growing peppers.

3. Use row covers. Almost every heirloom seed catalog carries row cover growing supplies. The row cover is a lightweight tube that shelters your plants and keeps bugs out. This is huge for lettuce and the cabbage family, Asian vegetables and all the traditional American pot greens. Where aphids are a real pest, these covers keep them out completely and your greens will be miraculously perfect. You won’t have to be faced with the chemical pest control dilemma either. Be aware that in summer you must open row covers to let pollinators come in for the flowering vegetables.

Heavier gauge row covers can go on in the fall to hold your crops for deep winter harvest.

4. Pick often. The more you harvest your plants, the more they produce. Pick every day even if you don’t need to, because that requires you go out there and get personal with those plants. In the process you’ll notice how they look when

happy, so you’ll know at a glance when they aren’t doing well. You’ll feel a normally stiff and upright leaf feel soft and floppy and you’ll know moisture is deficient. And if a pest does get in there, you’ll find the problem on day one before your crop is damaged.

The only way to really learn how to grow vegetables and flowers is to accept the trial and failure process.

Every time you try something new, it gets better and better as you build your knowledge base. That knowledge base is driven by your failures more than successes. Failures drive you to study what went wrong and why. Only then will you know how to avoid that one next year. This trial-and-failure learning process occurs during a gardener’s entire life, so don’t quit if you’re discouraged. Each year the effort will grow ever more successful, but only if you strive to learn from the consequences.

——— Maureen Gilmer is an author, horticulturist and landscape designer.

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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 Street Time

Price Agent

Company Phone

Loveland

Saturday

1pm Sharp!

992 Milner Avenue

$359,000

Nanci Garnand

RE/MAX Eagle Rock

970-227-1327

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

11am-2pm

4415 Wolcott Dr

$349,900

Stefanie Erion

C3 Real Estate

970-415-7598

Milliken

Saturay

12pm-3pm

1996 Settlers Dr

$229,900

Susan Propp

C3 Real Estate

970-691-0754

Milliken

Sunday

12pm-2pm

1996 Settlers Dr

$229,900

Susan Propp

C3 Real Estate

970-691-0754

Windsor

Saturday

12pm-2pm

5682 Mid Pointe Dr

$675,000

Christine Allard-Doble

C3 Real Estate

970-685-0538

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

12pm-3pm

4109 Plum Creek Dr

$369,000

John Simmons

C3 Real Estate

970-481-1250

Loveland

Saturday

1pm-3pm

2705 Abarr Dr

$290,000

Becky Vasos

The Group Inc

970-217-9874

Loveland

Saturday

1pm-3pm

4059 Rockvale Dr

$340,000

Barb Imes

The Group Inc

970-581-8279

Loveland

Thursday Saturday

9am-5pm

660 Mendocino Dr

$375,000

Kathy Beck / Brandi Garifi

The Group Inc

970-213-8475 / 720-291-0899

Loveland

Sunday

1am-5pm

660 Mendocino Dr

$375,000

Kathy Beck / Brandi Garifi

The Group Inc

970-213-8475 / 720-291-0899

Loveland

Saturday

11am-1pm

1804 Muddy Creek Cir

$425,000

Luke Hobbs

The Group Inc

970-412-0390

Loveland

Sunday

12pm-2pm

1804 Muddy Creek Cir

$425,000

Dianne Wayne

The Group Inc

970-222-8549

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

2pm-4pm

1804 Muddy Creek Cir

$425,000

Krisit Collins

The Group Inc

970-389-4660

Loveland

Saturday & Sunday

10am-5pm

1712 Topaz Dr

$360's $430's

Rollin Goering

LC Home @ Tulip Creek

970-402-6432

Loveland

Daily

12pm-4pm

3696 Desert Rose

$526,400

Jeanice Prohs

Shorewood Real Estate

970-663-4522

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS 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 • Ramona Asay — 220 N. County Road 31, Roger Wanda Hunter Living Trust, $185,000.

• Daniel and Megan Mathews — 705 Franklin Ave., David Edward Meeker, $252,500.

• Rachel Day — 810 Gentlewind Way, Constance Taber, $264,000.

• Valerie Henderson — 3733 W. County Road 8, Robert and Teresa Weston, $270,000.

• Levi and Kelly Walker — 1412 Mount Meeker Ave., Thomas and Alison Castles, $319,900.

• Clint and Summer Barmes — 819 Green Wood Drive, Thomas and Karen Gavin, $374,000.

• William Kelly — 835 Humboldt Peak Lane, Heckel Construction LLC, $374,400.

• Bing Chou — 881 Ranchhand Drive, Richfield Homes LLC, $425,300.

• Robert and Krislen Maitland — 2201 S. County Road 21, William Gruening, $475,000.

• David and Caroline Wageman — 7138 Sedona Hills Drive, Jacqueline R. Lampe, $775,000.

Estes Park • Andrew Glasgow — 2900 Kiowa Trail, Robert and Carolyn Hartwig, $127,500.

• Kathleen and Dudley Beenham — 1050 S. Saint Vrain Ave., Unit L1, Mary Alice George, $155,000.

• Katie Scarboro — 510 Saint Vrain Lane, Duane E. Simmons, $193,000.

• Pedro and Gail Romero — 321 Big Horn Drive, Unit A6, Kermit and Judith Allard, $240,000.

• Nancy Jackson — 526 Ponderosa Drive, Steven M. Randall, $245,000.

• William and Jannan McLellan — 1785 Olympian Lane, No. B, Jerry and Susan Fortune, $269,900.

• Lance and Sally Palma — 1001 Rambling Drive, Herschel and Gean Hein, $300,000.

• Gertrude Gilliam — 1860 Gray Hawk Court, Meadows LLC Pawnee, $324,000.

• Alan and Diane Barrett — 800 Macgregor Ave., No. B, Sutton Living Trust, $329,000.

• Daniel Decker — 1861 Raven Ave., Unit J1, Anjan and S. Thakor, $350,000.

• Piero and Beverly Lombardi — 241 Courtney Lane, Lorna J. Lorenz, $350,000.

• Rhonda Self — 621 Park River Place,

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William Myers, $418,000.

• Stephen and Carol Miranda — 688 Moreau Lane, Bl Devl. LLC, $516,700.

• Julie Moncrief — 980 Scott Ave., Thomas and Nicole Gassmann, $532,000.

• Thomas and Nicole Gassmann — 2341 Hondius Way, BJ Properties LLC, $750,000.

Fort Collins • Riana and Rex Renfrew — 2319 Manchester Court, Margaret Ann Coder Trust, $115,000.

• Kate and Erik Homme — 2960 W. Stuart St., Unit E304, Charlotte McGuire, $183,000.

• Hanna Selassie — 1225 Maple St., Donald and Jack Fenwick, $200,000.

• Matthew Wiersma — 2224 Shropshire Ave., Richard Jerome Selway, $200,000.

• Nina Subry — 3500 Carlton Ave., Unit D21, Chad and Ronald Beane, $235,000.

• Derek Gonzales — 2054 Weathertop Lane, Out West Properties LLC, $246,500.

• Theodore Mitchell — 3201 Sumac St., Apt. 3, Jesse and Tracy Digregorio, $250,000.

• Lillian Nugent — 408 Strasburg Drive, Unit B3, Suzanne L. Yeager, $253,000.

• Michael Bailey — 1021 Andrews Peak Drive, Unit 102, Michael and Robin Cutter, $255,000.

• Pedro and Teresita Reyes — 2805 Farview Drive, Terry Reu, $255,000.

• Kathleen Swanson — 4015 Bracadale Place, Cody J. Fields, $260,000.

• Andrew Rauch — 2608 Kansas Drive, No. 111, East Village LLC, $263,000.

• Caroline Stone — 216 Briarwood Road, Joseph M. Schmid, $264,000.

• Sharon Siegel — 1136 Wabash St., Unit 23, Elizabeth D. Rockwell, $268,000.

• William Held — 3028 Alamo Ave., Sharon A. Held Living Trust, $285,000.

• Ronald and Vickie Pipes — 2243 Ayrshire Drive, Jackaleen M. Bouchey, $290,000.

• Jody Deschenes — 3105 Regatta Lane, Apt. 5, Maureen and Will Plotnicki, $290,000.

• Mary Massey — 2232 Clipper Way, Wesley and Joanna Tongue, $292,000.

• Maria Renno — 2808 Outrigger Way, Tonya Mae Sendgraff, $293,000.

• Cecilia Bonertz — 3450 Lost Lake Place, Unit G2, Brian K. Bowden, $295,000.

• Gage Lee — 828 Rocky Road, Mark and Karen Miller, $297,000.

• Kelsey Zachman — 2757 Outrigger Way, Justin and Jeffrey Freyermuth, $297,500.

• Dana Heger — 1601 Birmingham Drive, Scott and Maggie Bednarik, $305,000.

• Daniel and Lyndalu Menard — 3616 Terry Point Drive, Leo and Julianne Bayer, $305,000.

• Orlando and David Restrepo — 2436 Arctic Fox Drive, James and Heather

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• Nicole Alvarado — 2319 Wapiti Road, Richard and Kathleen Simpson, $309,500.

• Caleb Alvarado — 309 Urban Prairie St., Unit 2, Revive Properties LLC, $309,900.

• Gregory and Linda Cashman — 4615 Morning Dove Lane, Unit 3, Kyle J. Winterrowd, $312,000.

• Edward and Tiffany Hunt — 2300 Woodbury Lane, Jennifer N. Salazar, $315,000.

• Dan Rademacher — 3814 Rock Creek Drive, Unit D, Thomas and Jennifer Beidle, $315,000.

• Dan Hoyberg Nielsen — 1414 Sailcrest Court, Larry and Judith Evans, $315,000.

• Julie Hygh — 4650 Brenton Drive, Robert and Ida Tieman, $317,500.

• Christie Mayo — 2907 Wagonwheel Court, Teresa L. Kaufman, $320,000.

• Deborah Yalen — 309 Urban Prairie St., Unit 4, Revive Properties LLC, $321,300.

• David and Kimiko Bigelow — 3031 Antelope Road, Nadine W. Watson, $323,800.

• Evonna Turvey — 800 E. Swallow Road, Nathalie Ames Sweet, $324,000.

• Colin Khoury — 309 Urban Prairie St., Unit 3, Revive Properties LLC, $325,000.

• Inger Jessen — 313 E. Thunderbird Drive, Kenneth Gary Ricker, $330,000.

• Jason Bowser — 2533 Maple Hill Drive, Mia and David White, $330,000.

• Philip Siefken — 1808 S. Whitcomb St., Cynthia L. Banfield, $340,000.

• Amy and Bryah Jackson — 2028 Huntington Circle, Thomas and Lori Davis, $340,000.

• Michael Horner — 2635 Geranium Lane, Lakeview Fort Collins LLC, $343,900.

• Daniel Wilkerson — 2704 Alexander Court, Susan L. Metzger Trust, $344,500.

• David Cisler — 2220 Summerpark Lane, Kelly C. Jones, $345,000.

• Matthew Kuhn — 512 Mockorange Court, Erik and Sarah Nilstoft, $350,000.

• Linda White — 4751 Pleasant Oak Drive, Unit A28, Triton At Mackenzie Place LLC, $351,500.

• Andrea Smith — 2430 Compass Court, Daniel Brindley, $353,500.

• Katherine and Kyle Luttman — 3153 Birmingham Drive, Michael P. Cachat, $355,000.

• Charles and Tami Tallent — 538 N. Hollywood St., Frances M. Wheeler, $360,000.

• James Jaworowski — 4319 Kingsbury Drive, Kaster King Real Estate LLC, $365,000.

• Brandon Bidwell — 4307 Black Hawk Circle, Candace and Lorie Hoag, $365,000.

• Joseph Lowery — 3239 Anika Drive, Meritage Homes Colorado Inc., $365,600.

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• Mia and David White — 4280 Stoneridge Drive, Randy G. Wilson, $369,500.

• Gavin and Lauren Roy — 741 Parkview Drive, Jeffrey S. Inama, $370,000.

• Patrick and Betty Mcfadden — 4751 Pleasant Oak Drive, Unit B55, Triton At Mackenzie Place LLC, $382,000.

• Anthony Foster — 2040 Manchester Drive, William and Hillary Lamb, $385,000.

• Huynh Vanbui — 7551 Triangle Drive, Mandy and Matt Smith, $387,000.

• Joe and Miriam Mears — 950 Southridge Greens Blvd., Unit 9, Danny and Trudy Niesent, $387,500.

• Deepa Mathew — 345 Osiander St., Brian M. Murphy, $394,000.

• Steven and Melanie Barge — 933 Burrowing Owl Drive, Jon and Maude Warden, $395,000.

• Travis and Kelsey Mino — 7587 Triangle Drive, Evan and Julie Renger, $398,500.

• Deina and Timothy Fyten — 2326 Spruce Creek Drive, Meritage Homes Colorado Inc., $399,200.

• Bhavinkumar Parekh — 3256 Anika Drive, Meritage Homes Colorado Inc., $399,700.

• Casey and Jeffrey Sisson — 621 W. County Road 66E, Shannon L. Schierling, $410,000.

• Dennis and Anthony Theis — 1425 Patterson Place, Povilas A. Jocas, $410,000.

• Caroline Ogden — 4227 Ann St., Patricia A. Dando, $415,000.

• Keith and Joan Chatfield — 2002 Blue Yonder Drive, Melody Homes Inc., $419,000.

• Erik and Sarah Nilstoft — 3254 Silverwood Drive, Camilla R. Kristensen, $432,000.

• Leslie Buche — 2238 Fossil Creek Parkway, Dani Dague, $432,000.

• Dawnetta and James Mitamura — 6139 Spearmint Court, Toll Co. I. LLC, $433,400.

• Edward and John Chaplain — 3302 Coneflower Drive, Gerald E. Morris, $437,000.

• David and Patricia Lawser — 5305 Augusta Trail, Gary L. Benson, $440,000.

• Larry and Joyce Wynkoop — 750 Vista Grande Circle, Nancy McRae, $440,000.

• Michaela Vogel — 6116 Brookwater Lane, Carolyn M. Cady, $440,000.

• Michael and Anna Edwards — 2720 Bluebonnet Lane, Lakeview Fort Collins LLC, $440,500.

• Rande and Helen Colburn — 4609 Morning Dove Lane, Unit 1, Post Modern Development Inc., $449,900.

Greeley • Andrew and Bonnie Simonson — 1914 14th Ave., William and Gloria Shell, $78,000.

• Jeremy and Michelle Woods — 2413 W. 27th St., Apt. 7, Jared and Eve Buxman, $113,000.

• Carrol Martin — 1936 13th Ave., Edwin Phillipsen, $150,000.

• Zachary Bond — 950 52nd Ave. Court, Apt. A4, Michael and Judy Bond, $153,000.

• Toni Niave — 2437 W. Ninth St., Alvaro and Shirley Marquez, $153,000.

• Steven Hurt — 117 N. 25th Ave., Rafaela Costa, $165,000.

• Matthew Revitte — 4209 W. 22nd St., Eugene Goree, $171,000.

• James Waychoff — 1214 Fifth Ave., Lynn E. Myers, $185,000.

• Annette Hayes — 1524 29th Ave. Court, Robert and Tammy Bruntz, $195,000.

• Christina Wiles — 1430 10th St., Alvin E. Gonzales, $204,000.

• Troy Jarrell — 1816 31st St., Paige and Margie Meredith, $207,000.

• Robin Margolin — 6603 W. Third St., Unit 1612, Kaye Laura Tibbe, $209,000.

• Daniel Rubio — 1421 Seventh St., Maryann and David Landen, $210,000.

• Jesus Garcia — 218 E. 21st St. Road, Maria Sigaran, $215,000.

• William Evans — 6915 W. Third St., Unit 121, Highpointe Inc., $216,300.

• Garrett Pope — 2958 Ash Ave., Ramona M. Asay, $218,500.

• Dennis and Thelma Clark — 2811 40th Ave., Matthew Jacob Yakel, $219,900.

• Stephanie Perez — 2402 W. 24th St. Road, Robert and Rose Weng,

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• Morgan Johnson — 2825 Apricot Ave., Cindy Lee Leach, $221,500.

• Rebecca and David Linenbroker — 1200 43rd Ave., Unit 3, Richard and Jane Milenski, $225,000.

• Robert and Carla Massaro — 1915 14th Ave., Randy E. Ewing, $225,000.

• Hayden Trimble — 24637 Colo. 392, Muriel Jane Elijah, $225,000.

• Michael Eggers — 4319 W. Ninth St. Road, Fatemeh Imami, $225,000.

• Debra and George Romey — 4921 W. 23rd St. Road, Lydia M. Boyes, $230,000.

• Richard Perry — 2821 W. 22nd St., Bryan J. Malito, $252,000.

• Cedric and Marissa Woods — 1717 51st Ave., Christopher W. Hamilton, $260,000.

• Paige Guyan — 1129 101st Ave. Court, John and Kathleen Rasmussen, $268,000.

• Frank and Janet Matchell — 2634 W. 22nd St., Herbert and Diann Corliss, $270,000.

• Shaphan and Jessi Ryley — 6024 W. First St., Unit 40, Hartford Homes At Hunters Cove, $275,000.

• Kendall and Shannon Mallory — 2219 27th Ave., Paul C. Bisel, $277,000.

• Jose Blas Ramirez — 119 N. 50th Ave. Court, Stephen and Jennifer McKinzie, $280,000.

• Patricia Deplazes — 1205 24th Ave. Court, Recycled Properties LLC, $282,000.

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• Luis Lara — 4115 W. 30th St. Road, Brandon and Jenna Korgan, $283,000.

• Joseph Benton — 4947 W. C. St., Jaime Quinones, $292,000.

• Vernon and Dallas Hitz — 1709 88th Ave., SK Invest LLC, $297,000.

• Nathan and Sarah Crowdes — 220 N. 48th Ave. Court, Sarah J. Raith, $299,500.

• Bryan Malito — 8631 18th St., Rocky Mount Invest Group LLC, $299,900.

• Taurino Cabrera — 24921 County Road 60 1/2, David L. Berardi, $310,000.

• Carlos Rodriguez — 2162 74th Ave. Court, Aspen View Homes LLC, $317,400.

• Brenden Johnson — 7909 W. 11th St. Road, Aspen View Homes LLC, $320,900.

• Michael and Lyndy Latta — 1375 57th Ave., Ronald and Katherine Hamblin, $325,500.

• Kevin Gossage — 1504 61st Ave. Court, Alliance Devl. LLC, $339,900.

• Heath and Nichole Miller — 2017 81st Ave. Court, Doug and Lisa Couse, $342,000.

• Patricia Schmidt — 3309 67th Ave. Place, Schmidt Holdings LLC, $375,000.

• Matthew and Beth Elbe — 1625 70th Ave., Cynthia R. Ryan, $395,000.

• Miranda Foust — 7712 19th St., Travis Pofahl, $402,000.

• Larry and Paula Howell — 1238 52nd Ave., Dennis and Ruth Branscum, $415,000.

• Shelly and Timothy Koenig — 5628 Pawnee Lane, Larry and Paula Howell, $442,500.

• Michelle Andreasen — 7405 18th St., B. and Bertram Harvey, $442,500.

• Roger and Deborah Donahue — 2585 59th Ave., Carlo Romero Rosa, $450,000.

• Robert and Amanda Aguilar — 9005 18th St., Baessler Homes LLLP, $451,700.

• Edward and Tina Schultz — 16287 Longs Peak Road, Joshua and Jenni Noonan, $500,000.

• Carlo Romero Rosa — 6480 W. 24th St., Kenton A. Sick, $800,000.

Johnstown • Philip Schuman — 4211 Angelica Place, Clinton and Janelle Summers, $120,000.

• Jeffrey and Alissa Gould — 20240 County Road 17, Elizabeth E. Hansen, $233,000.

• Paul and Marci Schwerdtfeger — 337 Granite Way, Judith Ann Bell, $241,500.

• Matthew and Mark Zabel — 431 La Costa Lane, Courtney and Aaron Costa, $266,500.

• Kaylee Hill — 312 River Rock Drive, Jamie and Lee Sinner, $300,000.

• Milton and Wendy Davis — 312 Medinah Ave., Leonard Gonzales, $300,000.

• Steven and Ashleigh Shockome — 245 Honeysuckle Way, Samuel and Bronwyn Beach, $315,000.

• Michael Gulley — 317 Marble Lane, Emily M. Edens, $322,500.

• Craig Haselbush — 3748 Heatherwood Circle, Christopher and Kelleen Scott, $340,000.

• Charles and Stephanie Roberts — 3440 Sandalwood Lane, Oakwood Homes LLC, $368,000.

• Matthew and Jennifer Smith — 248 Muscovey Lane, Clinton and Gail Rushing, $370,000.

• Joseph and Adrian Esquibel — 3446 Sandalwood Lane, Oakwood Homes LLC, $402,500.

• Matthew and Kelly Coulson — 3552 Pinewood Court, Jonathan and Dawn Marsh, $420,000.

Loveland • Tammera Music — 1446 E. Fifth St., Yvonne L. Zornes Revocable Trust, $127,500.

• Christopher Miller — 1016 E. Fourth St., Matthew and Jayne Unyi, $160,000.

• Tiffany Geissler — 955 E. Third St., Rumaldo Lovato, $200,000.

• Richard and Lynne Malacek — 1447 Peacock Place, Laura M. Danaher, $200,000.

• Gareth Diener — 4113 W. County Road 16, Virginia M. Williamson, $200,000.

• Ronald and Majorie Blehm — 2109 S. Arthur Ave., Chris and Amanda Glaze,

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• Anthony and Toni Galligan — 985 W. 10th St., Apt. D2, Conrado Parra, $206,000.

• Jason Rump — 4008 Three Bridges Court, Josephine S. Lopez, $215,000.

• Richard and Phyllis Johnson — 725 Washington Ave., 725 Washington St. Land Trust, $215,000.

• Nicholas Panico — 552 Cora Place, Marjorie E. Barton, $219,500.

• Lauren Larson — 1555 Monroe Ave., Vida A. Houck, $227,500.

• Alexandra and Ryan Cross — 1520 Hilltop Drive, Debra A. Cross, $230,000.

• Benjamin Ruzinsky — 10133 Hummingbird Lane, Rose Marie Miller, $235,000.

• Sebastian Posern — 2450 Emerald St., Tara L. Branham, $235,500.

• Sandra and Robert Errickson — 3958 Blackstone Court, Maurice and Jean Errickson, $242,300.

• Ifiok and Simenah Udowana — 665 Moose Court, Laura V. Campbell, $243,000.

• Julie and Dylan Edson — 664 Cheryl Court, Karl Fittinger, $244,000.

• Genevia Nall — 3129 Birch Drive, Mary K. Buckley, $245,000.

• Zebulon Vondy — 2649 Susan Drive, William and Kimberly Eilers, $250,500.

• Susan and Gregory White — 527 E. Fourth St., Scott and Lisa McDonald, $268,000.

• Nicole Rose — 535 W. Third St., Bruce Robert Pfaff Trust, $272,000.

• Donald and Mary Henricks — 1714 Axial Drive, Bracy R. Neal, $275,000.

• Kelly Burford — 4060 S. Garfield Ave., Emweston LLC, $275,800.

• Douglas and Jennifer Powell — 3751 N. Franklin Ave., Sandra and Bentley Henderson, $280,000.

• Thomas Skibinski — 5084 Rangeland Ave., Michael and Carrie Keirns, $280,000.

• Joseph and Seyedah Millazzo — 1208 Bay Court, Cary F. Bergeron, $282,000.

• Kenneth Banks — 2503 Eugene Drive, Darlene S. Bradley, $284,000.

• David Hughes — 3474 Hewitt St., Angelia C. Peyton, $284,000.

• Mark Krier — 3875 Buena Vista Drive, Patrick J. Holland, $285,000.

• Terrie Clark — 3110 Birch Drive, Jerry and Catherine Ho, $285,000.

• Logan and Kelsey Morrowwright — 3474 White Ash Court, Lisa A. Neujahr, $292,000.

• Garrett and Karlyn Valenzuela — 1104 Paloverde Drive, Derek Jon Griess, $294,600.

• Gary Fritz — 2441 Fifth St. SW, Benjamin Jason Hughes, $297,000.

• David and Jolene Lampinen — 780 S. Tyler Ave., Benjamin and Olivia Rasmussen, $298,000.

• Francis Miller — 3805 Downieville St., Joseph C. Mendoza, $307,000.

• Shelly and Thomas Walter — 1102 Hilltop Drive, Keith and Marilyn Smith, $310,600.

• K. Owens — 2583 Trio Falls Drive, Boulder Creek Centerra TH LLC,

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$314,600.

• Kenneth Pieper — 1875 Green River Court, Garold and Janet Roberts, $315,000.

• Paula Eldridge — 4782 Dillon Ave., David and Stacie Brittain, $320,000.

• Josine and Mark Michels — 3203 Whitewood Court, Kevin and Lisa White, $320,000.

• Doris Feldman — 2914 Sally Ann Drive, Orletha M. Gray, $320,000.

• Justin and Samantha Adams — 2009 Bobtail Court, Connie F. Lowderback, $322,300.

• Jared Atkins — 4260 Julesberg Drive, Recycled Properties LLC, $327,000.

• Rodney Dutcher — 2915 White Elm Drive, Rebecca and Thomas Scofield, $335,000.

• Chad and Karrla Hutton — 3929 Pagosa Court, Jarlyn and Thomas Hodel, $335,000.

• Kim and Sherry Feller — 2575 Trio Falls Drive, Boulder Creek Centerra TH LLC, $337,100.

• Stephen and Cheryl Littlefield — 819 Libra Court, Brian and Arica Martinez, $340,000.

• Chase Jones — 1213 E. 57th St., Victor C. Beebe Testamentary, $340,000.

• Kole and Candice Leavitt — 3897 Minturn Court, Thomas and Lynn Murphy, $345,000.

• Christopher and Amber Holmes — 2316 5th Court SW, Andrew and Christi Gilmore, $346,500.

• Mark Williams — 4011 Don Fox Circle, Robert and Caryl Doolittle, $349,900.

• Jeremy and Rachel Goetsch — 2773 Hydra Drive, Kevin and Joy Trujillo, $352,000.

• Nicole and Adam Thomas — 3004 Zodiac Court, Aspen View Homes LLC, $367,000.

• Gary and Laurinda Downs — 212 W. 52nd St., Diane C. Merritt, $370,000.

• Kristi Hattig — 3260 Westerdoll Ave., James and Elsie Crill, $375,000.

• Jonathan Shepherd — 3280 Westerdoll Ave., Scott and Kim Inman, $377,000.

• Robert and Jeanne Colestock — 3022 Crux Drive, Century At Millennium LLC, $379,100.

• Matthew and Rebecca Hirsch — 3117 Zodiac Place, Aspen View Homes LLC, $385,600.

• Keith and Kathleen Klenk — 3678 Cheetah Drive, Luanne Isaacs, $390,000.

• Brian and Tiffany Marron — 2809 Virginia Drive, Kelley L. Klawiter, $400,000.

• Darrell and Karen Borst — 2869 14th St. SE, Yvonne Wooldridge, $407,500.

• Anthony and Karen Pronozuk — 4675 Foothills Drive, H. and J. Anderson, $418,600.

• Lawrence and Joan Woodrick — 4910 Georgetown Drive, Peter and Karla Driessen, $426,000.

• Gwendolyn Gerber — 8600 Pfitzer Road, Guy Johnson Jr., $446,000.

• Casey and Lindsay Cook — 4257 Lyric Falls Drive, William Lyon Homes Inc., $452,200.

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1804 Muddy Creek Cir., Loveland - Awesome Views of Longs & Meeker Peaks & Westerdoll Lake. Beautiful finishes throughoutgranite, gorgeous hardwoods, SS appliances, ceiling fans, tiled bathrooms, gas stove & fireplace. Over-sized garage. Private community trails hook up to mile of City Trails. Wakeless lake rights to 2 stunning lakes.

$425,000 MLS# 808684 Dianne Wayne 970-222-8549

$425,000 MLS# 808684 Luke Hobbs 970-412-0390

Kathy Beck 970-213-8475

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January 7-8, 2017