Lynwood in southeast Denver is unique and very desirable with its retro character and charm stemming from its being built in the 1950s on large lots on what had been farmland. The still-coveted architecture is ranch style homes with their low-pitched roofs, open floor plan, two bathrooms, featuring both indoor and outdoor living with floor […]
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One-of-a-kind Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired masterpiece. This icon of modern architecture features stunning and dramatic spaces filled with light. On a corner lot, this home boasts clean lines, large windows & a fantastic location. Exquisite craftsmanship, soaring ceilings and an open floorplan make this home perfect for entertaining & everyday living. Recently upgraded to perfection with
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When relocating to Colorado, it is exciting to see all of the attractions as a newcomer and entertain guests. If you want to buy a home in Colorado, you will likely have friends or family come to visit. For those planning to relocate to Denver in the future, meet up with me for a tour
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If you are looking for an upscale neighborhood in Denver, then definitely consider the homes for sale in Washington Park, affectionately known as “Wash Park” by the locals. Wash Park is not only one of the Great Neighborhoods in Metro Denver, but also one of the oldest. Settled in 1886, it includes a blend of historic
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Selling your Boulder home? Thinking of buying a home in Boulder? Below are recent trends in the Boulder, Colorado real estate market. For more information about Boulder real estate, contact me. Selling a Home in Boulder – Think RE/MAX! Marketshare in Boulder Zip Code 800301 During the Last 12 Months: Marketshare in Boulder Zip Code
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When you are preparing to sell your luxury home in Colorado, think about whether your home has a more feminine or masculine energy. In many cases, it’s the woman who makes the home buying decision. That doesn’t mean you need to paint your home pink, but it does mean you need to pay attention to
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Settled by Europeans in the 1860s, Morrison in Jefferson County, only 10 miles west of Denver, is one of the surviving small gateway towns that had flourished in the Front Range of Colorado during the Gold Rush. Morrison Historic District Listed on the National Register of Historic Places in September 1976, 70 sites and buildings
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Located only a short 30 miles west of Downtown Denver and therefore a desirable “bedroom community” from which to commute, Evergreen is a gorgeous and very picturesque Rocky Mountains city beautifully situated at an elevation of 7,200 feet beginning at the base of Mount Evans. Evergreen is a great place to live and luxury homes
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Buying a as a couple for the first time is a milestone – even for people who’ve owned a home in the past. If you’re thinking of buying a new construction home in the Denver area, it’s even more important to communicate since you’ll have to make important design decisions. Whether married or not, get
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Homes for sale Genesee are located in a small residential unincorporated “bedroom community” west of Denver and just south of US Interstate 70, which provides easy access to metro Denver to the east and first-class ski areas to the west. Half the population of Genesee commutes 29 minutes or less to work. Genesee offers the
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