Arapaho Hills Historic District, CO homes for sale & real estate

Arapaho Hills Historic District, CO Homes for Sale

* * * 2.75% assumable interest rate!!! * * * . Welcome to 5405 S Lowell Blvd—a charming Littleton home with just the right touch of mid-century modern flair and thoughtful designer finishes throughout. New wood flooring leads you through the home to the ultra-modern kitchen, complete with sleek quartz countertops, 42-inch cabinets, stainless steel appliances, an extra-deep farmhouse sink, and a pull-down faucet that brings both form and function to the heart of the home. The open-concept layout flows easily into the living and dining areas, making the space feel bright, stylish, and welcoming -- and the tongue and groove wood accent on the ceiling keeps the home cozy feeling while

Arapaho Hills Historic District, CO Homes for Sale

TEMPORARY DEEP PRICE DROP! Buy now before it becomes a rental! In a tough market, this is your chance to snag an incredible deal on a gorgeous home before it's off the market and into the rental pool! Updated authentic mid-mod architecture in a great Littleton Location – ready for you to just move right in! Over 1,600 square feet all on one level, this one-of-a-kind modern masterpiece by Edward B. Hawkins features: Private from the street with walls of glass facing the peaceful backyard / All living areas have vaulted stained wood tongue-and-groove ceilings and wood wall units (included) / Open living and dining room with rhyolite stone walls and statement gas fireplace / Updated kitc

Arapaho Hills Historic District, CO Homes for Sale

“MCM magazine show stopper leaves passerby’s stunned at its textbook modernism”. Welcome to this headlining, MCM masterpiece in Arapaho Hills. Built by Clyde Mannon in 1956, and featured in 1956 in a Better homes magazine, this home truly exemplifies everything in the theory of modernism. The low slung roof beckons you into the homes entrance where you cross over a rock bridge (originally over a water feature) to reach the front door. Once inside, you may not actually feel like you are inside. The main living area is is bookended by floor to ceiling glass, and topped with clearstory windows flooding this living area with constant, natural light. The main area seamlessly fl