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Downtown Fort Collins Living
Downtown Fort Collins Living on the most desirable street in Old Town. Welcome to Historic Mountain Ave! Just a short walk away from City Park, Beaver’s Market, Little on Mountain, and Old Town Square you won’t find a better location than this! 1013 W Mountain Avenue is a well maintained single story home is ready for you to move in. New exterior and interior paint, carpet, roof and sewer line. Other features include hickory hardwood flooring in living room & kitchen, plenty of natural light and a primary bedroom with french doors leading to your private backyard and detached 2 car garage. There is extra space for storage with the unfinished basement and shed as well. Call (970) 215-1573 to schedule a private tour or click here for more information.
Private Mountainside Charmer
5216 Rim Rock Lane is a tastefully Remodeled Ranch Home well situated at the end of Rim Rock Ln. Spectacular views of Horsetooth Reservoir, the city of Ft Collins and Horsetooth Rock all from the 1,072 square foot deck that wraps around the back side of the home. The deck outside the primary bedroom is built for a hot tub with electrical hook up installed. Inside you’ll enjoy a well updated home throughout. The kitchen features New Cabinets, Counters, SS Appliances and a fantastic tile Backsplash. Both bathrooms have been renovated. Other features include a New Roof, New Interior/Exterior Paint and an oversized 2 car garage with built in shelving/cabinets for storage. Be sure to check out the 3D virtual tours (interior & exterior) as well as the video! Call (970) 215-1573 to schedule your private tour or click here for more information.
Mid Century Modern Home in Greeley!
Well maintained Mid-Century ranch on a large lot at 2409 W 8th Street in Greeley! The Bay Window, Hardwood Flooring and Arched entries give you all the character that is so desirable with homes of this era. Stainless Steel appliances highlight the kitchen. Great outdoor living and entertaining with the huge covered patio! When it gets too hot outside come on in and enjoy the A/C. The back yard has plenty of room for storage and toys with a shed and alley accessed RV parking. New Roof and Gutters in 2018. Contact Brandon Bidwell at (970) 215-1573 for your private showing for more information or click the link below for more details.
Extend the Life of Your Roof
Your roof is one of the most important and expensive assets of your home, but no other element is quite as valuable. While the average lifespan of a roof is about 15 years, careful homeowners can extend the life of their homes without enduring too many hardships. Take a look at these three quick maintenance tips to help your roof last.
Keep Your Gutters Clear
Debris that accumulates and clogs your gutters adds extra weight and pulls at your roof’s fascia, which can be a costly fix. Look down the length of your roof for any signs of sagging or bending – that’s a sure sign your gutters are carrying too much weight and pulling at your roof.
Don’t forget the downspouts either, and don’t be fooled by easy-flowing water. Moss and algae buildup on and around your roof can slowly eat away at your roofing material and severely compromise its integrity.
Focus On The Attic
The exterior of your roof isn’t the only area you should focus on as your attic is your roof’s first line of defense against damage with a two-pronged approach: insulation and ventilation.
Insulating your attic has the double benefit of keeping your home’s internal temperature consistent while also preventing vapor and moisture buildup on the underside of your roof. When combined with proper ventilation your attic can stay dry and keep your roof’s rafters safe from moisture damage.
A great way to keep properly ventilate is to add a fan or dehumidifier to the attic.
Catch Problems Early
Check on your roof regularly, an easy time to remember to check is with every change of the season, or after a significant storm. Catching small issues early on will save you money in the long run, so utilizing the services of a reliable, professional roofer is an invaluable asset. As with any working professional, it’s a good idea to establish a working relationship with a roofer and even consider scheduling a yearly checkup for your roof just to make sure there aren’t any problems sneaking up on you. After all, spending a little each year to maintain your roof is a lot better than dropping $15,000-$50,000 on a new one, right?
Quality Multi-Family Investment in Fort Collins!
Opportunities like this in Fort Collins are rare! 4 units each with attached two car garages, fireplaces, decks, and extensive upgrades. Just some of the updates include a new roof, updated kitchens and bathrooms, new decks, new blinds, new furnaces and water heaters in all units, new sliding doors, and Unit B has a recently finished basement. Close proximity to I-25, CSU, and Old Town make this property INCREDIBLY attractive to renters, quality investment property. Contact Brandon Bidwell at (970) 215-1573 for your private showing, more information or click the link below for more details.
https://bidwellrealestate.com/search/1600_Edora
