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The art of designing a

CHRISTMAS TREE

Quick Guide and Featured Open Homes

Holiday Home Safety Tips

Give Gifts Worth the Gardener

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Additional decorating, lighting and cooking during the holidays lay a path for accidents. Here’s how to play it safe.

Gift ideas for gardeners can be difficult to come up with if you don’t garden. A gardener offers up some suggestions to get you started.

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The season for gift anxiety is rolling around, and my Facebook feed is pushing articles CAROL with lists of O’MEARA items to give Colorado State University Extension to serious hobbyists of many things. Some have good ideas, others not so much. One list stood out with so many ridiculous items for the “serious cook” that my cousin, a chef, sent it out with an outraged snarl.

I don’t blame him: it featured Hello Kitty measuring spoons, a Flying Spaghetti monster colander, and oven mitts designed to be bear paws – complete with felt claws that stuck out well past the mitt. The photos of the items did nothing to sell their usefulness. The Hello Kitty spoons just laid on a counter, the oven mitts were used by the model to entertain his children, and the colander, inexplicably, was being worn on top of a model’s head. I don’t cook that way.

But good ideas for gift giving are hard to find when you don’t participate in that hobby; you love your person but can’t relate, especially in gardening. So a few

suggestions might help.

Stackable growing tower A great gift for gardeners who have limited space or have filled every nook and cranny of their yard and still want more plants.

There are several towers out there that you could consider, depending on your budget. Look for sturdy towers that have easy access to fill the water reservoir, have large enough planters that roots aren’t cramped, and stay stable during windy events.

Broadfork Serious gardeners love this tool for turning soil without the use of motors. With two long handles, the gardener thrusts the sharp tines into the soil, then stands on the flat center of the broadfork to add weight to the downward push. Stepping off and rocking the broadfork lifts and loosens the soil. Using a broadfork takes some strength, so be sure your gardener is able to do strenuous work before gifting it to them.

Choosing a broadfork, like any tool, means shopping for quality.

The broadfork will have stress applied to it when it’s pushed into and rocked out of the ground, so you don’t want a cheap product, or it will break. This translates into somewhat costly, but your gardener is worth it.

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Kneelo knee pads A memory foam design that takes the pinch out of protecting your knees. With a contoured fit and double layer of foam padding, one shock absorbing EVA the other memory foam, these knee pads are comfortable to wear. For $30, this is a nice way to tell your gardener that you care about their knees.

Razor toothed pruning saw Slicing through limbs larger than an inch-and-a-half requires a saw, and to make the job easy, a razor toothed pruning saw is the choice. A curved blade follows the round branch nicely and keeps the cut tidy. These aren’t too expensive; a good one will cost between $25 and $30.

Carol A. O’Meara is an Extension Agent – Horticulture Entomology at Colorado State University Extension Boulder County. For more information contact CSU Extension at the Boulder County Fairgrounds, 9595 Nelson Road, Box B, Longmont, 303.678.6377, e-mail comeara@bouldercounty.org or visit ext.colostate.edu/boulder.

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How can I prepare for a home emergency?

By Diana Crandall, Angie’s List Angie’s List (TNS) Venomous snakes in the woodpile, water pooling in the drywall — whether you live in an area prone to natural disasters or you’re just planning to take a long holiday vacation, it’s vital to know exactly how to prepare for different worst-case scenarios.

After all, staying informed could mean the difference between paying a few hundred dollars and several thousand for home repairs.

Burst pipes A pipe doesn’t have to freeze to burst — old, decaying pipes or plumbing clogs can also cause a rupture. No matter the cause, the damage to your property can be catastrophic if a breach does occur, so make sure you know exactly

where to find your emergency water shutoff if you suspect or see a major problem. Remember that timing is everything: Calling a plumber to fix the problem before a pipe bursts will run you $150$350 on average for the work.

But for burst pipes, homeowners report paying between $1,000 and $4,000 in water damage cleanup and repair fees, according to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide.

Maintain your plumbing, know where your emergency water shutoff is, and have a pro’s number on hand to solve the issue ASAP. Electrical emergencies Electrical emergencies can seem insignificant, like an outlet with a few burn marks around it, or absolutely massive, like a power outage that none of your neighbors are experiencing. But it’s vital to let an electrician handle even the smallest projects, as an electric shock can be deadly and damaged wiring can be a fire hazard. Homeowners report paying within a range of $160-$504 to hire an electrician, according to the Angie’s List

Pricing Guide, but rest assured: This type of fix preserves life and property, so it’s money well spent.

Fresh water upgrades Do you worry about the quality of your fresh water? Find yourself stocking up on bottled water for everyday use? Install a water purification treatment system to save time, money and waste — and get a guaranteed source of quality water on a day-to-day basis. If you have to stockpile a large quantity of water because of an emergency, you can save time and money by turning on the tap and getting top-tier water that will keep you healthy and hydrated.

Nationally, homeowners report paying about $1,778 to install a water purifier, according to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide. How does that stack up against your water bottle bill?

Roof damage Roof damage from high winds, heavy hail or significant snow can cause serious (and costly) problems if you don’t fix it ASAP. Warning signs of a problem include missing shingles or dents, condensation

in your attic, and any type of leaking in your home. Call a local repairman who specializes in your roof type — the most common is asphalt shingles — to repair the issue. Homeowners report paying between $317-$1,158 to repair an asphalt shingle roof, according to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide.

Yard clean-up Keeping your yard clear of brush, woodpiles and debris is a simple way to avoid a myriad of issues. In drier climates, this type of pile-up can serve as wildfire fuel, while cooler climates can see standing pools of water turn to slippery sheets of ice overnight.

Homeowners in all climates should also be aware of local pests that can take up residence in heaps of toys, trash, leaves or wood. The cost of yard cleanup depends on how large your property is, but nationwide, homeowners report paying about $343 on average, according to the Angie’s List Pricing Guide.

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DESIGN RECIPES

The do’s and don’ts of decorating with orange

By Cathy Hobbs Tribune News Service (TNS) Orange is a popular color, especially this time of year. Not sure you’re ready to take the plunge? There are numerous subtle and creative ways to infuse, this warm, friendly, popular color into your home without going overboard. Here are some top tips.

Orange drapery adds elegance to this living space. (Design Recipes/TNS) November 23-24, 2019

DO: 1. Use accessories and accents such as throws and toss pillows to incorporate orange into your living space.

2. Consider an accent wall or paint as a way to infuse orange into your decor.

3. Create a sense of contrast by pairing orange with neutral colors such as white, cream, gray and black.

4. Remember to use portable decor options (accessories and accents that can be moved from room to room and easily swapped out).

5. Look for unexpected opportunities to bring orange accents into a space.

DON’T: 1. Be afraid to mix different shades and tones of orange in a space.

2. Overwhelm a space with too many colorful elements.

3. Mix orange with muddy colors, such as rust.

4. Overlook opportunities to highlight orange by pairing it with cooler colors such as blue

and green.

5. Forget artwork is a wonderful way to bring orange into a space.

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

Pops of orange infuse color and interest into this guest bedroom.

(Design Recipes/TNS)

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The art of designing a

CHRISTMAS TREE

By Katie Laughridge Tribune News Service (TNS) Between the early Kansas City snow that has got our fireplaces roaring and the Christmas music we’ve got rocking, I’ve been feeling more and more in the holiday spirit. To me, nothing marks the start of the Christmas season quite like Displaying trees in urns is not only visually getting the elegant, it also adds a bit more height to tree up and your tree without having to decorate an decorated. I love to get our extra foot (or two) of space. (Handout/TNS) tree up early so eye-catcher and we have as much time as possible a great way to to enjoy it. Plus, Brandon doesn’t coordinate with want to do the heavy lifting of the other textiles getting it into the living room in your room. without ample time for us to We have used admire it. While decorating our everything from tree is a season highlight for me, leopard print to I have heard some of our visitors classic red and Use ornaments in varied sizes, textures and colors to create find themselves ho-ho-hopelessly depth and add texture. Start by placing the largest ornagreen plaids. stuck on how to get their trees ments first and fill in the blank spaces with smaller sizes.

Using a simple looking like the ones we have (Handout/TNS) piece of fabric or in the shop. Fear not — I have an inexpensive gathered our favorite tree tips and my stress levels. throw gives you the flexibility to tricks to get your tree looking Speaking of ornaments, there change your look year after year, display ready. is an art to selecting just the right and you can put the pieces to First things first, it’s all about ones and placing them on the work in your home long after the the base. We use a variety of tree. Use varied sizes, textures and holidays. bases for our trees, so don’t be colors to create depth and add No space or time?

A small tree hesitant to try something outside texture. This can be as simple as doesn’t have to mean small impact. of a traditional stand and tree choosing different finishes (like Place smaller trees on a table. skirt. One of our favorite ways to metallic, matte, sparkle, etc.) or display our trees is by placing them Not only will your container or basket containing the tree be better even different shades of the same in urns. Not only is it visually hue. Start by placing the largest displayed, but it also creates the elegant, but it also adds a bit more ornaments first and fill in the blank illusion of a full-sized tree. This height to your tree without having spaces with smaller sizes. Place the is a good way to keep breakage to decorate an extra foot (or two) ornaments at different depths — to a minimum if you have young of space. not all of them should be on the kids or animals in the house as If you like a traditional tree edges of the branches. This will they won’t be able to reach the stand, you can still freshen add dimension to your tree. ornaments (except, perhaps, cats). your look. We use scrap fabric Ribbon is another great way With my toddler, the less he can and throws to create fun and unexpected tree skirts. It’s a real touch the ornaments, the better for to add texture. Instead of spiral 4

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Zip ties prevent drooping branches, sliding ribbons, breaking ornaments and a whole lot of stress. (Handout/TNS)

wrapping, we like cutting various lengths of ribbon and securing them into bows or loops and then attaching to the tree individually.

This gives you more freedom when placing your ribbons and leads to less chance of getting tangled.

While I certainly clove my plaids, we have been using lots of velvet ribbons and I adore the luxe feel they add.

We tend to go a bit overboard with unexpected items in our trees, but that is part of the magic.

Picks are a fun way to add a new element and some fullness to your tree. Lanterns and small trays holding figurines or other accents are other fun items that can spice things up. They are the perfect place to add (faux fire) candles for some extra glow.

Last but absolutely not least, our No. 1 item to have on hand during the holidays is zip ties. Zip ties are our best friends when it comes to trimming our trees. They prevent drooping branches, sliding ribbons, breaking ornaments and a whole lot of stress. I cannot recommend using them enough.

When it’s time for your tree to come down, simply clip the zip ties below the head with a wire cutter and your ornaments and ribbons (and other decor) pop free.

Adapted from nellhills.com. Katie Laughridge is the owner of Kansas City interior design destination Nell Hill’s. For more information, contact Katie at info@nellhills.com.

November 23-24, 2019

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Holiday Home Safety Tips Flatirons Home Inspections would like to offer you these holiday decorating safety tips

BY RICK for the home JACQUEMARD instead of Flatirons Home our weekly Inspections column. Quite a few of our daily routines change during the holiday season. Here are a few simple tips help keep our families safe and able to enjoy the season.

If you use an artificial tree, choose one that is tested and labeled as fire resistant. Artificial trees with built-in electrical systems should have the Underwriters Laboratory (UL) When displaying a natural tree, cut off about two inches off the trunk and put the tree in a sturdy, water-holding stand. Keep the

stand filled with water so the tree does not dry out quickly. If you let the tree stand run dry the trunk will seal up again. While many people opt for using Christmas tree preservatives, studies have shown these additives are totally unnecessary.

Place all trees away from fireplaces, radiators and other heat sources. Make sure the tree does not block foot traffic or doorways.

Do not use more than three light sets on any one extension cord. Do not run cords under rugs, around furniture legs or across doorways. Before you string lights on your house or trees, inspect the strands, to make sure there aren’t any frayed cords or cracked

bulbs. Also, don’t use indoor lights outside. Check the tag on the string of lights to be sure.

Avoid placing breakable tree ornaments or ones with small, detachable parts on lower branches where small children or pets can reach them.

Decorative holiday plants such as mistletoe, holly berries, Jerusalem cherry and amaryllis may be poisonous. Keep these plants out of the reach of children and pets.

Never use lighted candles near trees, boughs, curtains/drapes, or with any potentially flammable item.

If you use artificial snow on windows or other surfaces, be sure to follow directions carefully.

These sprays can irritate your lungs if you inhale them. Also, don’t use artificial snow in areas that young children or pets can reach.

When displaying outdoor lights, fasten them firmly to a secure support with insulated staples or hooks to avoid wind damage.

Never nail, tack or stress wiring when hanging lights and keep plugs off the ground away from

puddles and snow. The 3 sets of lights per extension cord rule also applies here. Hiring a professional to hang outdoor lights is the safest option.

When putting up holiday decorations, always use the proper step stool or ladder to reach high places. Don’t stand on chairs, desks or other furniture.

If you must use a step ladder near a doorway, lock or barricade the door and post signs so no one will open it and knock you off the ladder. Also, never stand on the top of a step ladder, the one that says this is not a step.

Take extra precautions with turkey fryers (be sure the oil used to fry the turkey is the right temperature and always fry outside, in a well-ventilated area.)

Don’t use water to extinguish a grease fire -- instead, use a fire extinguisher or douse the fire with baking soda.

Happy Holidays from all of us at Flatirons Home Inspections.

For more information on home inspections contact Rick Jacquemard, at 720.280.3544, e-mail rick@flatironshi.com or visit flatironshi.com.

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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS The Following Loveland-Area Home Sales Were Supplied By Colorado Weekly Homebuyers List Inc., 303-744-2020. Listed Are The Buyer, The Property Address, The Seller And The Amount.

Berthoud UÊ James Stephens -- 2310 Sugarloaf Road, Waterfront Devl Inc, $175,000.

UÊ Jacob Jordan -- 734 Grand Market Ave., Richfield Homes LLC, $266,700.

UÊ Michael and Denise Wyatt -- 659 Country Road Trail, Mission Ventures LLC, $297,200.

UÊ Rodney Mitchell -- 748 Grand Market Ave., Richfield Homes LLC, $300,100.

UÊ Nicholas and Courtney Shonka -744 Grand Market Ave., Richfield Homes LLC, $301,100.

UÊ Jacob and Carrolann Tackitt -- 673 Country Road Trail, Mission Ventures LLC, $324,700.

UÊ Sara Miller -- 645 Country Road Trail, Mission Ventures LLC, $325,700.

UÊ David Tisue -- 479 Grand Market Ave., Richfield Homes LLC, $346,600.

UÊ Haley Hannah -- 1206 Aspen Drive, Chris Nicholas Lange, $360,000.

UÊ Dustin and Ashley Hecker -- 1502 Chokeberry St., Nick and Christine Johnson, $414,000.

UÊ Robert and Marinda Trout -- 1478 Biffle Court, Kb Home Colo Inc, $453,800.

UÊ Vincent and Tamara Mallory -- 2117 Cadman St., Aspen View Homes LLC, $516,700.

UÊ Christie Harper -- 3110 Megan Way, Jason and Amy Bumgarner, $644,900.

UÊ Michael and Mary Griffin -- 2261 Breckenridge Drive, John M Frecks Living Trust, $650,000.

UÊ Brent and Marya Heesemann -1124 Shelby Drive, Michael and

Kymberlee Boston, $771,000.

UÊ Thomas and Melinda Metcalf -3491 Dovetail Drive, Joseph and Wendy Clappis, $915,000.

Estes Park UÊ Kari Wiesen -- 2625 Marys Lake Road Unit 28C, Christopher B Tedford, $234,000.

UÊ Holly Rogers -- 1903 Wildfire Road, Carolyn L Bell, $246,500.

UÊ Charles Machado -- 505 Fall River Lane Unit B, Kenneth and Pamela Moore, $270,000.

UÊ Jacob and Maggie Schmitz -- 1535 Raven Circle Unit D, Richard and Clarity Mackay, $364,000.

UÊ Don and Jeanne Hettich -- 2700 Carriage Drive, Timothy and Nancy Mclemore, $525,000.

UÊ Scott and Kathryn Kohler -- 1085 Pine Knoll Drive, Bruce and Corinne Grant, $555,000.

UÊ Kenneth and Donna Lefebvre -1437 S Saint Vrain Ave., Gregory and Marcia Perrotto, $565,000.

UÊ Jennifer and Martin Gergen -- 1155 Fish Creek Road, 1155 Fish Creek LLC, $619,000.

Fort Collins UÊ Brent Parker -- 1678 Riverside Ave. Apt A2, Clifton Thomas, $143,000.

UÊ Eric and Val Weber -- 3002 W Elizabeth St. Unit 5G, Ludmila N Pokatilova, $217,000.

UÊ Jared and Jesse Morrison -- 3006 W Olive St., Collin R Kopitzke, $220,000.

UÊ Terese Casey -- 2937 Rams Lane Apt B, Tatiana Zuber, $223,000.

UÊ Christina Dunnahoo -- 3465 Lochwood Drive Unit S93, Hamid and Abdol Ghavam, $228,000.

UÊ Linnea Sherwood -- 4255 Westshore Way Apt I32, Brian Bogaard, $242,500.

UÊ Aniruddha Vengurlekar -- 4545 Wheaton Drive Unit E230, John D Matheson, $243,000.

UÊ Paige Woodring -- 8212 Mummy Range Drive, Royal LLC, $243,000.

UÊ Taylor Van -- 1021 Rolland Moore Drive Apt 5C, Maryse G Moore, $270,000.

UÊ Justine Bourget -- 600 Eric St., Meghan E Phillips, $282,500.

UÊ Christopher Moore -- 2828 Silver-

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plume Drive Apt G3, Zachary E Sparks, $291,000.

Karen and Ronald Wilson -- 1221 E Prospect Road Unit A2, Jennifer J Gandy, $297,000.

Scott Bond -- 3024 Regatta Lane Apt 3, Pamela K Babcock, $300,000.

Randall and Thalia Mack -- 1219 Alameda St., Matthew and Jessica Murray, $308,000.

Julio and Magdalena Najarro -- 6005 Neptune Drive, Sina I Polyakov, $319,900.

Casey Gale -- 3201 Cockney St., Stanley and Marilyn Gale, $325,000.

Gregory and Mary Witt -- 720 Arbor Ave. Apt 22, Lauren Ann Mehl, $330,000.

Marjatta Karjalainen -- 1020 Cunningham Drive, Jordan Vase, $332,000.

Andrew Waldbauer -- 725 Winchester Drive, Rivers West LLC, $341,500.

Shelia Bockhold -- 1103 Elgin Court, Mary Selby, $347,500.

Alex and Katharine Batt -- 1871 Winamac Drive, Blaine Hansen Living Trust, $350,000.

Bennie Rodriguez -- 2000 Amber Court, Thomas E Harman, $355,000.

Cynthia Coyle -- 308 Tigercat Way, Calatlantic Group Inc, $365,000.

Francisco Quintero -- 300 Starling St., Barbara and Gordon Wang, $365,000.

Rebecca Thompson -- 2415 Hampshire Road, Robert and Barbara Burkhardt, $367,000.

Myrtle Moore -- 1531 W Swallow Road Apt 35A, Mary Ellen Baron, $375,000.

Michael and Melanee Rossman -- 144 2Nd St., Annie F Velasquez, $375,000.

Thomas and Deborah Lale -- 660 Brewer Drive, Aaron Ellsworth, $380,000.

Sarah Bashore -- 1309 Saint John Place, Stephanie and Anthon Javernick, $403,500.

Nathan Stransky -- 3150 Worthington Ave., William Colgin, $405,000.

UÊ Amy Fleshman -- 2526 Cedarwood Drive, Stephen W Jones, $412,500.

UÊ Sherrie Meyer -- 950 Southridge Greens Blvd. Unit 41, Jon and Margaret Hunt, $425,500.

UÊ Sarah and Devin Biekert -- 833 Campfire Drive, Ifiok and Simenah Udowana, $426,000.

UÊ Taylor and Curtis Jr -- 214 S Whitcomb St., 525 W Oak LLC, $435,000.

UÊ Gerritt and Bonnie Newton -- 1011 S Summit View Drive, Eddie O Wilkes , $435,000.

UÊ Frank Dinenno -- 3530 Silverleaf Court, Jason and Dawn Cain, $438,000.

UÊ Scott and Jenette Hofer -- 1314 Nassau Way, Ruben and Elida Lopez, $438,400.

UÊ Joan Pryce -- 1003 Frisian Drive, Dan S Carlson, $445,000.

UÊ Matthew Kalai -- 2998 Sykes Drive, Hartford Constr LLC, $448,400.

UÊ Paul and Sandra Barnes -- 1512 Shadow Mountain Court, Phillip and Anna Chapman, $450,000.

UÊ Jacquelyn Speight -- 1229 Red Oak Court, Lynn F Sanchez, $458,000.

UÊ Elvin Garcia -- 2501 Pinecone Circle, Keith and Carol Hopkins, $475,000.

UÊ Philip and Kira Schmitt -- 4432 Huntsman Drive, Lc Home Fox Grove LLC, $480,000.

UÊ Tyler and Stephanie Boyd -- 2936 Garrett Drive, Joann Erickson, $480,000.

UÊ Jonathan and Susan Poulton -5206 Madison Creek Drive, James and Connie Anderson, $487,500.

UÊ Kendell and Ruth Buxton -- 315 Underwood Drive, Bradley and Rebecca Ethington, $500,000.

UÊ Concetta Bannon -- 5920 Sapling St., Toll Co I LLC, $501,700.

UÊ Robert and Beverly Snyder -- 6015 Fall Harvest Way, Toll Co I LLC, $515,000.

UÊ Adam and Katherine Janov -- 5127 Cinquefoil Lane, Matthew and Michelle Lerich, $550,000.

UÊ Albert and Patricia Chamberlain -- 1001 Fox Hills Drive, Sherrie L Meyer, $560,500.

UÊ Walter Vinci -- 3215 Bryce Drive, Michael and Jennifer Zoll,

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237-243 Jefferson St, Fort Collins $1,775,000 â&#x20AC;˘ MLS# 890679 3 commercial spaces totaling over 4,562SF PLUS add 2,387SF of residential w/8-10 private parking spaces. Residential unit includes all improvements/ furnishings for turn-key operation. Separate entrance to each unit, original hardwood floors, A/C, vintage ceiling tiles, historic brick exterior.

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2830 Center Ridge, Berthoud $1,100,000 â&#x20AC;˘ MLS# 898453 5 Beds â&#x20AC;˘ 5 Baths â&#x20AC;˘ 3 Car Garage NO HOA. Fenced yard, Deck, Sprinkler & Drip system, Storage Shed, Extra Side Parking, Central AC, Double Pane Windows, Spacious Living Room, Laundry, Updated Kitchen w/Stainless Steel Appliances & 42â&#x20AC;? cabinets

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943 N County Road 29, Loveland $1,500,000 4 Beds â&#x20AC;˘ 4 Baths â&#x20AC;˘ 8 Car Garage Spectacular property on 35 lush acres w/2 natural spring-fed ponds. Detached shop/garage plus beautiful & peaceful landscaping. Sellers have put over $200,000 into this property Jesse Laner John Simmons 970-672-7212 970-481-1250 jlaner@c3-re.com jsimmons@c3-re.com

5510 Fairmount Dr, Windsor $635,000 â&#x20AC;˘ MLS# 898903 4 Beds â&#x20AC;˘ 4 Baths â&#x20AC;˘ 3 Car Garage Desirable Highland Ridge featuring a main floor master suite, gourmet kitchen with gas range and dbl ovens, huge trex deck to relax or entertain + an oversized finished garage Lucas Ray 970-815-6618 lray@c3-re.com

1776 Sunshine Ave, Longmont $475,000 4 Beds â&#x20AC;˘ 3 Baths â&#x20AC;˘ 2 Car Garage Amazing property with main floor master, office, laundry & gourmet kitchen. 2 additional beds, loft and full bath up.

Fireplace, Central AC, hardwood floors and so much more.

Stephen Foster 970-219-9458 sfoster@c3-re.com

2156 Elmwood St, Berthoud $590,000 â&#x20AC;˘ MLS# 896185 4 Beds â&#x20AC;˘ 3 Baths â&#x20AC;˘ Total Sq. Ft. 3,743 Custom built home! Amazing mountain views, bright white kitchen with granite countertops, and beautiful hardwood floors. Big back yard with flagstone patio and play area. Excellent schools and nearby lake access. No Metro tax!

Matt Shoup Gunnar Greenlee 970-217-6060 303-854-7043 matt@mattshoup.com ggreenlee@c3-re.com

725 E 4th St, Loveland $430,000 3 Beds â&#x20AC;˘ 2 Baths â&#x20AC;˘ Total Sq. Ft. 2,968 Charming brick bungalow. Master BR suite with clawfoot tub & walk-in closet, open eat-in kitchen, gas range, original wood floors, lovely yard. Newer windows. Walking distance to breweries & shops.

Hosted by Lindsay Chacon Listed by Brian Trainor 970-402-6200 970-631-3458 970Team@gmail.com lchacon@c3-re.com

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John Simmons 970-481-1250 jsimmons@c3-re.com

970.225.5152 â&#x20AC;˘ C3 Real Estate Solution, LLC. Loveland Reporter-Herald â&#x20AC;&#x201C; AtHomeColorado.com

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Mace, $659,000.

Marguerite Moneghan — 3112 N • Cesar Egoavil — 266 Basswood • Timothy and Linda Perkins — Colorado Ave., Timothy Posey, Ave., Shirley R Martin Revocable , 1537 Spring Wagon Drive, Stephen $322,000. $342,000. and Katelin Goldberg, $680,000.

John Farney — 2139 Doris Court, • Dan and Diane Philpott — 1122 • John Trzasko — 926 Rossum 2139 Doris Trust, $337,000.

Sandra Drive, Constance B Coff­ Drive, Lc Home Mariana Butte Arnold and Carmen Haram — man, $349,000.

LLC, $710,000.

1909 James Drive, Cheri J Conk­ • Jay Gomez — 3641 Candlewood • Suzette Davis — 518 Deer Mead­ lin, $340,000.

Drive, Clayton Properties Ii In, ows Drive, Aspen Homes Colo Kara Coates — 3472 Janus Drive, $350,000.

Inc, $761,300.

Ryan and Peter Long, $343,500.

• Steve Verhow — 3234 Tupelo Windsor Lane, Thelma B Moser, $359,000.

Meagan Fetterolf -- 2124 Blue • Marsha Raymond — 109 Ash St., Duck Drive, 2124 Blue Duck • Devonte and Donna Drisdom — Three Me LLC, $82,500.

Drive LLC, $345,000.

2709 S Muscovey Lane, Justin and • Amber Rodgers — 1288 Lake Marguerite Moneghan — 816 Melissa Larsen, $359,000.

Circle Unit 12F, Tracy A Sewald, Garfield Ave., Mark and Marjorie • Daniel and Aarica Rice — 3635 $225,000.

Williamson, $350,000.

Candlewood Drive, Clayton Prop­ • Mary Pleiss — 706 Apple Court, Kristi and Jon Dougherty — 4142 erties Ii In, $367,000.

Katheryn Elizabeth Parker, Foothills Drive, Jacob and Wendy • Robert and Judith Bustrum — 418 $260,000.

Miner, $377,000.

Moss Rock Way, Kelley Neuhold, • Donald and Michael Taylor Vincent and Janell Fuller — 2863 $375,000.

— 6634 Crystal Downs Drive Sand Beach Lake Drive, Richmond • Kirk and Ariane Devore — 3762 Unit 103, Portofino Flats LLC, Am Homes Colo Inc, $388,000.

Claycomb Lane, Corey and Juli$282,500.

David and Linda Hammond anne Green, $379,900.

— 2924 Sand Beach Lake Drive, • Samantha Leone — 613 lOTh St., • Luanne Berry — 422 Heritage Andrea Orendorff, $289,000.

Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, Lane, Laura J Cunningham, • Thomas and Katharine Katharine $393,800. $385,000.

— 785 Columbine Drive, Matthew Carolyn Dale — 2484 Trio • Laurel Shiba — 4641 Vinewood Ellis, $299,900.

Falls Drive, Towns Lakes LLC, Way, Joseph and loan Bowden, • Lucas and Ashlee Vincent -- 702 $403,700. $418,000.

Cornerstone Drive, Terry and Todd Shannon — 1729 Seven • Karena and Scott Downey -- 177 Joyce Vincent, $300,000.

Lakes Drive, Kent L Winters, Bittern Drive, Jay and Jayme Go­ • Joseph Sancin — 6634 Crystal $407,500. mez, $518,500.

Downs Drive Unit 202, Portofino Chad and Cynthia Filean — 3098 • Donna and Gerald Schneider Flats LLC, $309,700.

Sedgwick Circle, Benjamin and — 4383 Golden Currant Court, • Steven Varuska — 6634 Crystal Eilee Schalk, $415,000.

Shane and Courtney Walter, Downs Drive Unit 208, Portofino Thomas Lee — 2239 Bucking­ $540,000.

Flats LLC, $315,500. ham Circle, Marcia D Worcester, • Tifini and Christopher Aguilar • Jerry and Sue Hugen — 6634 — 3124 Ballentine Blvd., Rychlund $415,000.

Crystal Downs Drive Unit 206, Edward and Lori Brown — 3096 Inc, $565,800.

Portofino Flats LLC, $319,900.

Bridal Veil Falls Drive, William • Cindy Andazola — 3281 Ballentine • Wayne and Ronald Scott — 6634 Lyon Homes Inc, $416,300.

Blvd., Lance and Nicole Swint, Crystal Downs Drive Unit 204, Samantha Ohara — 281 West­ $575,000.

Loveland Portofino Flats LLC, $324,700. ern Sand Place, Harry A Wisell, • Robert and Diana Baxley -- 6634 $420,000.

• Richard and Kathleen Lawson Crystal Downs Drive Unit 205, Stephen and Joni Grimes -- 3011 — 1404 Caddoa Drive Apt 9, Portofino Flats LLC, $327,600.

Pawnee Creek Drive, Kb Home Theodore and Samantha Erickson, • Brent Smith — 2125 Day Spring Colo Inc, $420,200. $152,000.

Drive, Journey Homes LLC, Jennifer Balzer — 216 Tiabi Drive, • Savannah and Steven Gerrard $330,200.

Lloyd and Tracy Saults, $425,000.

— 1536 W 15Th St., Lea Ann • Mark and Pamela Foster — 240 Christopher Coffield — 4768 Mari­ Logsdon, $260,000.

Mulberry Drive, 240 Mulberry ana Pointe Place, William and Jean • Easton Ball — 4913 S Iowa Ave., Alexander R Koski, $275,000.

Drive LLC, $333,000.

Cecil, $455,000.

• Joshua and Ashley Baessler — Joshua Skov — 2761 Hydra Drive, • Lorri and Craig Provow — 1313 1590 New Season Drive, Journey Grimes Living Trust, $460,000.

Gard Place, Mary L Golding, Homes LLC, $336,100.

Dennis and Betty Kaan — 5229 $283,000.

• Anthony and Jessica Trujillo — Coral Burst Circle, Donna and • Brett Vanhall — 1173 Lavender 1553 First Light Drive, Journey Gerald Schneider, $480,000.

Ave., Ariane M Beard, $293,800.

Homes LLC, $343,500.

Michael Bacco — 3998 Owl Creek • Kathryn Snyder — 2844 Snowberry • Shawn Summer — 2151 Crop Court, William Lyon Homes Inc, Place, Erie and Nicole Anderson, Row Drive, Journey Homes LLC, $486,700. $299,500. $346,500.

Lori and Randy Payne — 5479 • Greg and Debi Debi — 1111 • Jenna Heitkamp -- 1891 RudNantucket Court, Gregory L E 16Th St., David J Clark, dlesway Drive, Richmond Am Barnes, $500,000. $300,000.

Homes Colo Inc, $350,800.

Daniel and Jessica Johanson — • John Appelmann -- 1464 Melissa • James Scrivner — 591 Dakota 3820 Verbo Road, Betty Gustafson Drive, Ascent Tandem Group LLC, Court, Jason and Emily Furr, Living Trust, $500,000. $300,000. $370,000.

Karen Bairstow — 4790 Mariana • Sierra Suits — 3108 Douglas Ave., • Angela Farrington — 6634 Crystal Pointe Place, Charlotte A Baker, W and Shelley Busch, $300,000.

Downs Drive Unit 104, Portofino • Ralph Brox — 4338 Sunridge $509,500.

Flats LLC, $374,800.

Lucas Ames — 3728 Saguaro Drive, Thomas and Th Reifinger, • Pamela Watkins — 535 Trailwood $305,000.

Drive, Custom On Site Bldrs Inc, Circle, Kuhlman Revocable Trust, $529,100.

• Jodi Olson — 1917 Dove Creek $377,000.

Circle, Samuel and Suzanna Kevin and Lu Kelly -- 2100 Morn­ • Julian and Katie Kage — 1579 ing Drive, Michael P Mckenna Hetchler, $305,000.

New Season Drive, Journey Trust, $565,000.

• Daniel Ellis -- 1863 Twin Lakes Homes LLC, $378,600.

Robert Prather -- 3566 Desert Circle, Nicholas and Cynthi • Sally Smith — 6634 Crystal Downs Rose Drive, Michael and Angela Kramer, $310,000.

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Drive Unit 101, Portofino Flats LLC, $382,100.

Stephanie Martin — 1791 Night­ fall Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $385,000.

Ryan Embry -- 1885 Ruddles way Drive, Richmond Am Homes Colo Inc, $393,900.

Simon and Donna Sanford — 914 Camberly Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $395,200.

Valerie Hewatt — 6634 Crystal Downs Drive Unit 207, Portofino Flats LLC, $396,100.

Sara Twombly — 1675 Stoll Drive, Sascha and Carolyn Meyer, $400,000.

John and Deborah Olin -- 509 Seahorse Drive, Calatlantic Group Inc, $415,000.

Karla and Andrew Beaulieu — 1977 Floret Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $416,000.

Brenda Iwamura — 1229 Crescent Drive, Joshua and Shellee Cham­ bers, $417,500.

Cody and Elizabeth Kluver — 917 Camberly Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $419,000.

Jeffrey and Lindsay Kramer — 1577 Millfleet Drive, Chris and Traci Foth, $420,000.

Bryce and Jordan Loe -- 1967 Rose Petal Drive, Melody Homes Inc, $420,000.

Steve and Nicola Mcnamara — 1904 Los Cabos Drive, Tyler and Heather Mccallister, $439,900.

Patricia Pilkington — 1919 Tide­ water Lane, Juma LLC, $455,500.

Scott Maczka — 493 Sundance Drive, Erik and Nicole Weesner, $460,000.

Ryan and Stacey Shea -- 2125 Honeybee Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $462,900.

Jared and Amanda Brooks — 5526 Chantry Drive, Aspen View Homes LLC, $475,100.

Darrell and Connee Mcallister — 994 Hitch Horse Drive, J J Constr Northern Colo LLC, $500,000.

Dwayne and Amy Woodard -1833 Castle Hill Drive, Bridgewa­ ter Homes LLC, $506,100.

James and Suzanne Connor — 5519 Fairmount Drive, James and Sheryl Kelgard, $525,000.

Todd and Karleen Watson -- 8616 Blackwood Drive, Casey and An­ gela Stopperan, $535,000.

Kimberly Lindeken -- 1946 Rolling Wind Drive, Bridgewater Homes LLC, $653,400.

John and Becky Igel — 582 Ventana Way, Hugh and Sandra Kirbie, $718,000.

Sherry and William Lauridson —1689 Grand Ave. Unit 1, Townhomes Jacoby Farms LLC, $969,000.

November 23-24, 2019