SOLD ABOVE LIST PRICE! (6/28/2013)
Sale Price: $471,000
List Price: $449,000
Year Built: 1896
Beds: 4
Baths: 3 Full Baths
Home Size: 2,133 Square Feet
Lot Size: 5,000 Square Feet
SOLD! (7/31/2013)
Price: $211,000
Year Built: 2000
Beds: 4
Baths: 3 Full Baths
Home Size: 1,903 Square Feet
Lot Size: 4,356 Square Feet
SOLD! (7/12/2013)
Price: $224,500
Year Built: 1922
Beds: 2
Baths: 2 Full Baths
Home Size: 1,157 Square Feet
Lot Size: 9,583 Square Feet
SOLD ABOVE LIST PRICE! (7/9/2013)
Sale Price: $184,000
List Price: $179,900
Year Built: 1888
Beds: 1
Baths: 1 Full Baths
Home Size: 576 Square Feet
Lot Size: 7,405 Square Feet
Located just southeast of where the Poudre River runs under Overland Trail, Poudre Overlook is a small enclave of modern, craftsman style homes built by PLS Homes between 2004 and 2008. These well appointed homes sit on ¼ acre lots. Although a few ranches were built, most are 2 story but all have 3 car garages. Poudre Overlook is an excellent jumping off point for outdoor excursions near and far. Ride your bike to Lions Park, hop on the Poudre River Trail and you can ride all the way to Old Town and beyond. Over the next few years the Poudre Trail will extend past I-25, all the way to Greeley for more than 30 miles of hiking and biking trail along the Poudre River. The Poudre Overlook neighborhood also provides easy access to the popular Foothills trail, the CSU Equine Center, Hughes Stadium, Horsetooth Mountain Open Space, Lory State Park and a myriad of City of Fort Collins Open Spaces. Ready to get out of town and into the mountains? Since the Poudre Overlook neighborhood is on the Northwest edge of town you’re just 12 minutes to the mouth of the Poudre Canyon and Roosevelt National Forest where you can go get lost in over 108,000 acres of wilderness.
SOLD! (3/8/2013)
Price: $189,000
Beds: 2
Baths: 1 Full Baths
Home Size: 1,140 Square Feet
Lot Size: 6,098 Square Feet
SOLD! (3/24/2013)
Price: $219,900
Beds: 4
Baths: 3 Full Baths
Home Size: 1,985 Square Feet
Lot Size: 8,712 Square Feet
Bucking Horse & Jessup Farm Artisan Village, Development News
Thursday, February 7th, 2013
Ryan Jenkins
A unique master planned community called Bucking Horse is being proposed for a 160 acre tract near the Sidehill neighborhood (northeast of Drake Road and Timberline Road). In addition to single family housing and townhomes, developer Gino Campana of Bellisimo, Inc. has proposed an artisan village of “healthy” retailers called Jessup Farm with a winery, farmer’s market, cheesery, bakery, coffee roastery, microbrewery, farm-to-fork restaurant, bicycle shop, and yoga studio. Campana plans to rehabilitate the 128-year-old Johnson Farm and Jessup Farm buildings currently located on the tract, maintaining their historical charm as an important aspect of the development. The proposed project will also provide a variety of public community spaces including a horse arena, community gardens, green spaces and trails throughout the development. The overall aim for the project is to promote community living and a healthy lifestyle for residents and visitors alike.
South College Heights is a neighborhood popular with home buyers who are drawn to Old Town Fort Collins but need more square footage at an affordable price and don’t want to sacrifice on location. South College Heights fits the bill beautifully. It’s still within easy biking distance to Old Town Fort Collins; just hop on Stover Street for a pleasant ride with light car traffic. Some argue South College Heights is more convenient than Old Town because of it’s proximity to grocery stores like Whole Foods, Sprouts Market and other bigger box shopping conveniences. Not to mention that the neighborhood is a mere 1.5 miles from the Colorado State University campus. You’ll also enjoy easy access to Spring Park which includes two ball fields, a sport field, playground and picnic shelter. From there you can hop on the Spring Creek Trail which winds nearly 7 miles through many mid-Fort Collins parks and ends at the expansive Spring Creek Park and Pineridge Natural Area.
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