Pending Listings in Colorado, CO

Pending Listing in Colorado, CO:

SOLD BEFORE PUBLISHED Holyoke by Aspen Homes. 2-story w/ 3 bed, 2.5 bath w/ full unfinished daylight bsmt. Bright open plan thru kitchen, dining & living room. Eat-in kitchen w/ solid surface counters, island, pantry & SS appliances. Primary suite w/ 5 pc bath, walk-in shower & walk-in closet. Back deck and 10X14 lower patio. AC & active radon! Highly efficient w/ 95% eff furnace, tankless H20, HERS energy tests, E-Star windows. Class 4 roof. Rear lot line fence included. Front yard landscape included & maintained by HOA

Pending Listing in Colorado, CO:

5 acres with a get-a-way shed with power, that sits nestled into the side of the mountain, among the rock outcroppings, trees and wildlife right in your yard, dark quiet cool nights with bright blue skies during the day. Generator for backup power in its own shed, A bigger double door shed for all your atv, side by side and a new metal roof on the main get-a-way shed was put on in 2020. Within a meer 5 miles you are on BLM for hunting and fishing Grape Creek.

Pending Listing in Colorado, CO:

2 SIDES NAT'L FOREST, PEARL CREEK 40 acres with year around mountain trout stream plus another smaller creek. Incredible access to National Forest non-motorized trails for hunting, hiking, riding, mtn biking, and fishing. Gentle laying land covered with pine and aspen trees, imagine the sound of the babbling brook next to your mountain home. It has a tiny pioneers cabin to store your gear and it beats a tent. First time this property has been on the market. It has end of the road privacy locked gate and good access road. Low ag taxes. Ideal property for a frontiersman, remote but not too far away. Close to power, additional potential water well rights, call for details, showing appointment,

Pending Listing in Colorado, CO:

This is truly an extraordinary piece of Denver history, offered for the first time since 1967. Built in 1927 and set on an expansive 9,300-square-foot lot in storied Park Hill, this distinguished four-bedroom, three-bath Tudor was custom built for Howard E. and Wilma M. Lorton in 1927, the same year they opened Howard Lorton Galleries furniture; their family name would become synonymous with tasteful elegance and civic leadership. Nearly a century later, the home retains much of the character and craftsmanship of its origins. Rich solid-wood trim, recently refinished solid white-oak floors, two functional wood-burning fireplaces, and gracious, traditional living spaces reflect an era of end