Facebook
Twitter
Pinterest
Copy Link
Charming Mid Town Ranch Style Home
Welcome to 2724 Worthington Ave, a charming 3 bedroom and 3 bathroom ranch style home nestled in Mid Town. Enjoy sitting next to the wood burning fireplace in the winter or relaxing in the finished basement with wet bar on a hot summer night. Situated on approximately 1/3 acre lot, this property boasts ample space for outdoor activities and entertainment. The expansive yard provides endless possibilities for gardening, hosting gatherings, or simply reveling in a little elbow room. There are 2 sheds in the backyard offering additional storage space for tools, equipment, or recreational items. These sheds are perfect for those who enjoy pursuing hobbies or need extra room for storing belongings. The roof was replaced in 2018 and the furnace and air conditioner were replaced in 2017. There is NO HOA OR METRO TAX. Don’t miss your chance to make this lovely property your own! Call (970) 401-0123 to schedule a private tour or click here for more information.
Possibilities in Westwood!
1361 Waterwood Dr is a 2 Story Brick Home with Great Potential! This 4 bedroom 3 bathroom home is located in the much desired Westwood Village neighborhood in Windsor. The main floor master opens up to a deck overlooking the abundant fish filled pond where you can relax and enjoy the summers or cozy up to the fireplace on the main level while it snows in the winter. The 3 car garage is perfect to store all your toys and still have room. The home has a new Class IV roof and new carpet. Sellers started on a few of the projects that need to be done. Come see the possibilities this home has to offer and how you can put the final touches on the it to make it truly your own! Call (970) 401-0123 or contact Lindsey Crisanti at (970) 420-4498 to schedule your private tour or click HERE for more information.
Spectacular Ranch Home is Stanton Bridge in Fort Collins!
Your new home awaits at 848 Terra View Circle in Fort Collins on over 3/4 acre lot. This beautiful home has been updated on the inside and outside. Freshly painted exterior and new roof gives this home amazing curb appeal. Enter the home to refinished wood floors, new carpet and fresh interior paint. The chef in the family will love to entertain in this kitchen with gorgeous granite countertops and backsplash, gas cooktop, double ovens and an island! The finished walkout basement boasts a full wet bar with refrigerator, electric cooktop, and dishwasher. Relax in front of two separate fireplaces in the home or tinker on your toys in the heated garage! Are you looking for a move in ready home with some elbow room? This is it! Check out the 3D Tour to walk through the home in detail! Call for your private showing at (970) 401-0123 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?
