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$515,000 (USD)
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Platte River Ranch Area Single Family Home

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1192 Cardinal Cir Brighton, CO 80601

5 Bed
4 Baths
2550 sqft
A well-maintained home in the highly desirable Platte River Ranch subdivision in Brighton, CO. This fantastic two-story home has 2570 sq.ft. with 4 bedrooms upstairs and 2 full baths. Also has a bedroom and a 3/4 bath in the finished basement, allowing everyone their own space. Three of the bathrooms have been updated. Great open concept from the kitchen into the family room creating an open and inviting atmosphere where all can gather. Luxury vinyl flooring and upgraded lighting throughout the upper floors. Carpet in the downstairs bedroom. A new furnace, air conditioner and 50 gal. hot water heater were installed in 2020. There is also a whole house fan that can cool the house quickly. All the kitchen appliances stay including a brand-new induction cook top/ oven and the refrigerator in the basement. Washer/dryer excluded. Great backyard with a deck and has a nice open view out the back with no buildings or homes blocking your view. Nice sized 2-car garage with overhead storage and shelving for all those tools and extras. Security cameras come with the house to give you that extra peace of mind. Approximately half of the neighborhood's boundaries border a lake, open spaces and City parks. Ken Mitchell Park, just 3 minutes away, has a beautiful lake, picnic area, playground and fishing pier. Highway 85 access makes this location ideal for commuting into Denver or heading to the airport. Don't let this one get away, come see it today! Sellers are very motivated so please bring all of your offers!!! Back on the market due to no fault of seller! Buyer backed out due to personal reasons! Inspection has been done!
Listing Courtesy of IRES LLC / White Pick-It Fence Realty
$479,660 (USD)
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R &Amp S Resub Area Single Family Home

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1701 Short Pl Longmont, CO 80501

3 Bed
1 Baths
1443 sqft
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Back on the market, baby-refitted, recharged, reborn! The wires hum with fresh juice, the sewer runs clean and true. This house has had its tune-up, its second coming-ready now for the next believer to step inside and feel the current. Three bedrooms! One bath! Nineteen forty-six, baby, right there in Old West Longmont, rising up out of the dust of the war years, a little stucco sentinel of survival and grit, a house built not just to stand but to last. Nothing fancy, no baroque curlicues of design-no, no-this is strength, plain and unadorned, the kind of strength you can lean your whole back against. That stucco skin, that sloping roofline-straight out of the farm fields, echoing barns and silos and wheat-stalk silhouettes.Step inside-ah!-the 1940s sensibility practically hums through the floorboards. Redwood, pine, the old-growth kind, hard as history, polished by decades of footfalls. Trim that still gleams with a certain golden warmth, no polyurethane veneer, no hollow-core fakery-real wood, real work. The rooms are laid out in that no-nonsense, don't-waste-a-foot manner, functional, tight, as if the architect had been schooled in thrift and clarity, which of course he had-wartime rationing stamped right into the blueprints.And then the attic! Oh, the attic-insulated, quiet, a retreat tucked away under the eaves. A hideout! A den! A secret room for sleep or study or something entirely your own. And below-listen-an unfinished walk-out basement, pipes already snaking, primed for two more bathrooms. Just waiting. Waiting for someone with a hammer, a vision, a little sweat equity.Of course, of course, there's the little technicality: two of the bedrooms are non-conforming. No closets. A bureaucratic hiccup. The public record hasn't caught up, but what does paper know about possibility? Out back, the gardens stretch, irrigated, designed with a certain StoneLeaf elegance, ordered beds, intentional growth, all of it giving the place a finishing grace.
Listing Courtesy of IRES LLC / Coldwell Banker Realty / Charlene Rosenblatt