acreage: Walkout Ranch on 3 Prime Acres in Broomfield
- 04/05/12 01:33 PM
This beautiful home on 3 acres would be perfect for the baby boomer who wants all the essentials on one level without stairs, for the large family that requires 4-5 bedrooms and plenty of space to run and explore, or anyone in between. A very open floor plan with a Great Room, formal dining, sturdy/office, laundry and master suite on the main level also has a bright lower level with 2 bedrooms and a Jack N Jill bath in between on each set of bedrooms. This home of just under 4000 sq. ft. is filled with interesting angles and curves … (0 comments)
acreage: Nearly New Rocky Mountain Dollhouse "Cabin" on 1 Acre for $120,000
- 09/19/11 08:14 AM
My happy buyers are lovin' their newly purchased "little piece of pie in the sky". This nearly new home is on 1 acre of peaceful mountain living among the beautiful wild flowers and aspens now gradually turning their fall colors. This cabin is adorable near Jefferson CO. It takes about 2 hrs. to travel there on Hwy. 285 through Conifer and Bailey, but the drive there alone, is breathtaking and the time goes by quickly. There are some great buys on cabins in that area now, and my recent buyers of this property snagged a great one! Enjoy........... my happy buyers. I … (0 comments)
acreage: Ranch with Acreage under $300,000 in Prime Location
- 08/24/11 11:36 AM
Priced at $299,900, I know of a home that is perfect for baby boomers looking for a hobby farm that has a ranch style home with no steps and main floor laundry. This home offers the perfect location West of I-25 and within walking distance to the popular Orchard Center Mall. It is surrounded by homes in the $500K and up range. It is a bank owned property that has recently gone through foreclosure and bank owned doesn't necessarily mean a run down property any more. This bank has refinished the hardwood floors, placed new carpeting in bedrooms and placed … (0 comments)
acreage: ILC - What is it?
- 07/27/11 07:47 AM
There are times when a buyer's lender or the title company may require an ILC (Improvement Location Certificate). It is kind of a mini-survey. What happens is a surveyor will go out to the property and assess it per the legal description of the property. They will then diagram the property. They can determine things like the house, out buildings, fences, driveways or walkways encroaching on neighboring property or neighboring improvements encroaching on your property, easement encroachments, flood zone encroachments, etc. from those measurements. Sample Improvement Location Certificate This is especially critical in properties with acreage or older established neighborhoods where … (1 comments)
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