livermore and red feather lakes colorado: Don’t miss the next one! Glacier View home “gone in 60 seconds”
- 11/30/17 08:24 AM
O.K.- It really wasn't as fast as "60 seconds", however, sales have been brisk and the inventory in Glacier View Meadows is extremely limited. Today, 6 homes are under contract, with a median price of $317,400, and an average days on Market of 52 days. Days to offer range from 4 days to 84 days. One of those homes under contract is my listing on Critter Court! We had several showings on the first day that showings could be scheduled. After the whirlwind of showings and competing offers, it felt like only 60 seconds before we had an accepted offer by the following (11 comments)
livermore and red feather lakes colorado: 4 Bedroom, Lakefront Home in Glacier View Meadows
- 07/31/17 11:20 AM
I’m so excited about my newest listing in Glacier View Meadows. This 3789 square foot home is immaculate, comfortable and so inviting. This beauty is located on a corner lot punctuated by evergreens and rock outcroppings, overlooking Crellin Lake, which is one of the 3 stocked, private community fishing ponds. You can walk right out your door and fish anytime! Ice fishing, skating or ice hockey are fun in winter, too. The Glacier View Meadows community is an easy 35 miles northwest of Fort Collins, via Hwy 287 and County Rd. 74E, and is a great choice for buyers looking for a peaceful (12 comments)
livermore and red feather lakes colorado: Only the Rocks Live Forever
- 05/03/11 04:27 AM
"Only the Rocks Live Forever" Lame Beaver's father died when he was just a boy. Comforting the child, his Uncle explained that, "Only the rocks live forever". I've been thinking about that line which is also the Title of the first episode of James Michener's made-for-television-mini-series "Centennial". This first episode mainly takes place in Northern Colorado. It's fascinating to imagine this area with no roads or cities, rivers that run free and what it must have looked like more than 100 years ago. The mountains and rocks that haven't been misplaced by man are the same as they were then. They (24 comments)