The apartment sits high up with spectacular views of the city and horizon (think sunrises) nowhere else to be found in Fort Collins.The end unit (on the south side) provides wider views and the extra window in the living room relieves the tunnel/dungeon feeling of units situated in the middle of the building. Unit N1009 offers an uninterrupted view of the spectacular Rocky Mountain fourteener, Longs Peak, to the southwest. This east-facing unit is on the side with great climate, early morning sun and mild afternoons, this avoids weather from the stormy westerly mountain winds or heatwaves from the afternoon sun on the western side. The perfect climate situation makes moderate use of AC or heating possible. The unit has the original floor plan which optimizes the square footage perfectly. This end unit has almost no foot traffic in the hallway, far from the centrally-located elevators. The closed fire escape provides extra privacy at the south end of the hallway. The unit comes with secure basement parking and lock-up storage space. The parking bay has enough extra room to park up to four bicycles or a motorcycle. This is a building for people who want to walk everywhere; to the CSU campus, Old Town shops, restaurants, and music and sports venues, not to mention that the very popular, free-to-use Transfort bus service routes, MAX, FLEX (to Loveland, Longmont, and Boulder), and bus stations for Routes 10 and 18 are one block away! Don't be intimidated by the HOA, as it includes full time management, security, a plethora of amenities including: pool, hot tub, workout facility, sauna and more as well as all exterior maintenance, ALL utilities, cable/internet and heating/cooling system repairs/installs, this building is truly designed with peace of mind as a top priority.
CondoProperty Type
1970Year Built
$344Est. Price/Sq.Ft.
1 spaceParking
Listed by Ryan Livingston• RE/MAX Alliance-FTC South
Bought with Kris Laine• Kentwood RE Northern Prop Llc
The apartment sits high up with spectacular views of the city and horizon (think sunrises) nowhere else to be found in Fort Collins.The end unit (on the south side) provides wider views and the extra window in the living room relieves the tunnel/dungeon feeling of units situated in the middle of the building. Unit N1009 offers an uninterrupted view of the spectacular Rocky Mountain fourteener, Longs Peak, to the southwest. This east-facing unit is on the side with great climate, early morning sun and mild afternoons, this avoids weather from the stormy westerly mountain winds or heatwaves from the afternoon sun on the western side. The perfect climate situation makes moderate use of AC or heating possible. The unit has the original floor plan which optimizes the square footage perfectly. This end unit has almost no foot traffic in the hallway, far from the centrally-located elevators. The closed fire escape provides extra privacy at the south end of the hallway. The unit comes with secure basement parking and lock-up storage space. The parking bay has enough extra room to park up to four bicycles or a motorcycle. This is a building for people who want to walk everywhere; to the CSU campus, Old Town shops, restaurants, and music and sports venues, not to mention that the very popular, free-to-use Transfort bus service routes, MAX, FLEX (to Loveland, Longmont, and Boulder), and bus stations for Routes 10 and 18 are one block away! Don't be intimidated by the HOA, as it includes full time management, security, a plethora of amenities including: pool, hot tub, workout facility, sauna and more as well as all exterior maintenance, ALL utilities, cable/internet and heating/cooling system repairs/installs, this building is truly designed with peace of mind as a top priority.
IRES as Distributed by MLS Grid #1000318
Feb 27, 2024
Listing Removed
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Dec 8, 2023
Listed
$390,000
$399/sq ft
IRES as Distributed by MLS Grid #819873
Jun 13, 2017
Sold
$305,000
$312/sq ft
Jun 9, 2017
Pending
—
May 15, 2017
Contingent
—
May 12, 2017
Listed
$305,000
$312/sq ft
Public Records
Nov 1, 2016
Sold
$227,500
$233/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,519 (+8.9%)
$1,875 + $22,213
$24,088
2024
$2,314 (+4.8%)
$1,875 + $22,213
$24,088
2023
$2,207 (+7.4%)
$2,010 + $24,616
$26,626
2022
$2,056 (−1.1%)
$2,010 + $24,616
$26,626
2021
$2,079
$2,085 + $18,605
$20,690
2020
$2,081 (−0.4%)
$2,145 + $19,141
$21,286
2019
$2,089 (+30.9%)
$2,145 + $18,983
$21,128
2018
$1,596 (+0.3%)
$2,145 + $18,983
$21,128
2017
$1,591 (+125.1%)
$2,160 + $14,458
$16,618
2016
$707 (+29.0%)
$2,160 + $14,458
$16,618
2014
$548 (−0.3%)
$2,200 + $9,230
$11,430
2013
$549 (+1.3%)
$2,200 + $9,230
$11,430
2012
$542 (−48.7%)
$2,200 + $8,840
$11,040
2011
$1,057 (+2.3%)
$2,200 + $8,840
$11,040
2010
$1,033 (+3.4%)
$11,040
2009
$999
$2,200 + $8,720
$10,920
Tax history for 415 S Howes St #1009
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2025
$2,519 (+8.9%)
$1,875 + $22,213
$24,088
2024
$2,314 (+4.8%)
$1,875 + $22,213
$24,088
2023
$2,207 (+7.4%)
$2,010 + $24,616
$26,626
2022
$2,056 (−1.1%)
$2,010 + $24,616
$26,626
2021
$2,079
$2,085 + $18,605
$20,690
2020
$2,081 (−0.4%)
$2,145 + $19,141
$21,286
2019
$2,089 (+30.9%)
$2,145 + $18,983
$21,128
2018
$1,596 (+0.3%)
$2,145 + $18,983
$21,128
2017
$1,591 (+125.1%)
$2,160 + $14,458
$16,618
2016
$707 (+29.0%)
$2,160 + $14,458
$16,618
2014
$548 (−0.3%)
$2,200 + $9,230
$11,430
2013
$549 (+1.3%)
$2,200 + $9,230
$11,430
2012
$542 (−48.7%)
$2,200 + $8,840
$11,040
2011
$1,057 (+2.3%)
$2,200 + $8,840
$11,040
2010
$1,033 (+3.4%)
$11,040
2009
$999
$2,200 + $8,720
$10,920
*Taxable value of land and structures on it ("additions") is determined regularly by local assessors and does not affect market price.
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
2
Baths
1
Stories
1
Lot width
—
Lot depth
—
Lot size
—
Year renovated
1970
Sq. Ft.
957
Year built
1970
Style
Condo/Co-op
County
Larimer County
APN
R0770981
Parking Spaces
—
Basement
—
Accessible
—
HOA Dues
—
Garage
—
Features
—
Last updated by owner on Oct 21, 2026.
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