Bonnie Walker, GRI Broker/Owner
(970) 201-4050 bewalker74@gmail.com
* 25 Acres in the prestigious River Terrace Subdivision. * Covenant controlled
* Minimum square footage of 2,500 sq. ft.
* Pressurized irrigation system, each parcel has .50 acre for irrigating around house area, remainder in natural landscape. * Requires an engineered septic system.
* Views of the Grand Valley
* Aerial View: https://youtu.be/w1KPvM50eZ8 MLS#20221597
New construction in the 55+ community Village at Country Creek, due for completion the middle of January 2023. Three bedrooms, 2 baths and two car garage. Home has been upgraded with wood laminate Hickory Natural in living, dining, kitchen and hall to bedrooms, carpet in bedrooms. Karman Natural Alder Cabinets and quartz countertops throughout. Upgraded faucets and lighting, electric fireplace in living room, Fan/light combos in living and master bedroom, Patio fan on enclosed private patio off living room. Stainless Steel appliances in the kitchen. PHA is currently $180 per month takes care of landscaping, club house, walking trails and some limited maintenance, see listing agent for details. L#20226167.
Virtual Tour:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ERGPpa6ObtE
THE PREMIER
* New Ranch Style Patio Townhomes * 7 Well Designed Floor Plans
* Customer Selects Interior Finishes
* Phase 6 with only 7 remaining to sell
Prices range from $385,410 up to $496,000, and are subject to change without notice.
*Call for availability and completion times
View Website www.villageatcountrycreek.com
See virtual tour of club house at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9EC2u5n151c
A rambling Rancher on over a 1/4 of an acre. You will feel right at home as you walk into the livingroom with a woodburning stove connecting to a large kitchen for easy entertaining. This 3 bedroom 2 bath home has been updated over the years to maintain its integrity. Additionally the backyard has a beautiful water fall feature, a covered picnic area, a horseshoe pit and 2 additional sheds for a workshop area and extra storage. A privacy fence and plenty of room for RV parking & Toys. Its just right!
Call Paradise Hills your home. Impeccably maintained home in the North area on approximately 1/4 of an acre. 3 large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a 2 car garage with large RV parking and a very private backyard. The solid wood floors and big windows allow for warmth and lots of light. Primary suite has a new walk in shower and a walk in closet with custom built in shelving. Close to all amenities, Hospitals, Shopping, and schools. A must see. Call Dee Dee today. 970-260-9907
3 Bedrooms • 2 Baths • 1461 Square Feet
Fantastic ranch style home in Chatfield subdivision with all the bells and whistle. Walk in to a large open concept living room kitchen and dining room combo. The kitchen has new stainless steel appliances, the dining room has views of the Grand Mesa and the living room has a beautiful gas log fireplace to warm your toes. If that is not enough... The primary suite has his and her walk in closets a jacuzzi tub and a large walk in shower. Step outside to your backyard through French doors to a 10 x 40 patio in the privacy of your backyard that backs up to an orchard with an 8ft privacy fence. This home is ready for you with new flooring and paint, and refrigerated air for the hot summer months.
• Homes starting at 1800 square foot
• 3-6 bedroom
• 3 car garage minimum
• RV parking and storage on site
• Stucco exteriors with optional stone accents
• Architectural 30-year shingles
• Nature’s Composite fencing
• Pressurized irrigation
• Parks & walking paths
• LOTS FOR SALE
VIEWS!
Homes starting at 1800 square foot bedroom
garage minimum
parking and storage on site
Stucco exteriors with optional accents
Architectural 30-year shingles
Nature’s Composite fencing
Pressurized irrigation & walking paths FOR SALE
ON-SITE OFFICE LOCATED AT Emerald Ridge Lane Junction, CO 81506 off H Road & 26 1/2 Road)
We look forward to working with you to design and build your new home in Emerald Ridge!
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1800 square foot storage on site optional shingles fencing
UNMARKED LOTS: CALL FOR AVAILABILITY
look forward to working with you to design and build your new home in Emerald Ridge!
LOCATED AT Lane 81506 1/2 Road)
For more information, contact New Horizons Development, Inc.
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APPOINTMENT
JANET ELLIOTT GRI, CRS, ABR Broker/Owner
REALTOR®, ABR, CRS, GRI 970-250-0765
N1323D@msn.com
working with you to design and build your new home in Emerald Ridge!
We look forward to working with you to design and build your new home in Emerald Ridge!
JANET ELLIOTT GRI, CRS, ABR
Broker/Owner
REALTOR®, ABR, CRS, GRI
970-250-0765
N1323D@msn.com
REALTOR®, ABR, CRS, GRI
GRI, CRS, ABR
$795,000
Lovely North area Ranch style home on 1.08 acres. This executive home features over 3000 square feet, living room, family room, 3 bedrooms, and 3 baths. Great for entertaining and very comfortable living. Expansive primary suite with a 5 piece bath and double walk-in closets. Large lot at the end of a cul-de-sac is beautifully landscaped and has a workshop/gardening shed with room for more and RV parking. Oversized 2 car garage with a work area. Don’t miss this one.
(970) 260-1587
Lynn@gjproperties.com
This home is complete and ready to go! Another beautifully constructed home by CRM Homes in Northeast area.This floor plan will suite veryone. Close to 2,000 sq. ft.The large kitchen, living, and dining area is wonderful for entertaining or for family gatherings. A split bedroom design gives privacy. The home features granite throughout, central air, stainless steel appliances and a covered patio. Landscaping is included and there is RV parking.
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Beautifully updated country farmhouse on over 35 acres in North/Northwest Grand Junction. You will feel comfortable and content in this traditional craftsman home featuring a completely updated kitchen with quartzite countertops and a Bosch oven. A Mendota fireplace makes for cozy evenings in the living area. There are 4 bedrooms plus an office and 2 baths along with a craft room. The breakfast nook opens to the deck and lovely windows let the light in throughout. There is also a charming mudroom/pantry and 2 outdoor living spaces. The home sits on 35 irrigated acres with access from 24 Road or 24 1/4 Road. Outbuildings include a 4 car detached garage, a workshop, storage shed, potting shed, and a 30x50 metal shop with a carport too.Views! Development potential.
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Opportunity to own an established production Colorado vineyard with the potential for RSF4+ development. Adjacent to sewer and other utilities.
Opportunity to own an established production Colorado vineyard with the potential for RSF4+ development. Adjacent to sewer and other utilities.
Outstanding building sites. Senior water rights on the Colorado river. Includes 8.5 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chambourcin, Riesling, Rkatsiteli, and Merlot grapevines.
Outstanding building sites. Senior water rights on the Colorado river. Includes 8.5 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chambourcin, Riesling, Rkatsiteli, and Merlot grapevines.
Opportunity to own an established production Colorado vineyard with the potential for RSF4+ development. Adjacent to sewer and other utilities.
Outstanding building sites. Senior water rights on the Colorado river. Includes 8.5 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chambourcin, Riesling, Rkatsiteli, and Merlot grapevines.
Opportunity to own an established production Colorado vineyard with the potential for RSF4+ development. Adjacent to sewer and other utilities. Outstanding building sites. Senior water rights on the Colorado river. Includes 8.5 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chambourcin, Riesling, Rkatsiteli, and Merlot grapevines.
Opportunity to own an established production Colorado vineyard with the potential for RSF4+ development. Adjacent to sewer and other utilities. Outstanding building sites. Senior water rights on the Colorado river. Includes 8.5 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chambourcin, Riesling, Rkatsiteli, and Merlot grapevines.
Opportunity to own an established production Colorado vineyard with the potential for RSF4+ development. Adjacent to sewer and other utilities. Outstanding building sites. Senior water rights on the Colorado river. Includes 8.5 acres of Cabernet Sauvignon, Chambourcin, Riesling, Rkatsiteli, and Merlot grapevines.
Consumer efforts to be more eco-conscious are more and more noticeable. For proof of that, one need look no further than the increase in vehicle charging stations. Such stations are more accessible than ever and illustrate that consumer preference is increasingly leaning toward products that leave as small a carbon footprint as possible.
Another indicator of a growing interest in eco-friendly products is the popularity in energy-efficient homes. In fact, a recent survey from the National Association of Home Builders found that energy-efficient features are among the most sought-after “must-haves” among homebuyers. Among those surveyed, 83 percent desired Energy Star-rated windows, 81 percent wanted Energy Star-rated appliances and 80 percent preferred energy-efficient lighting.
Though eco-conscious sensibilities compel millions of homeowners to make their homes more energy-efficient, that’s not the only reason to upgrade your home. The following are a handful of the many benefits of energy-efficient homes.
Inflation was one of the biggest stories of 2022, as the cost of living rose dramatically in the wake of world events. According to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, inflation led to an overall 6.5 percent increase in prices. But that increase was dwarfed by the cost of electricity, which increased by 14.3 percent in 2022. Energy-efficient appliances can help homeowners overcome that spike, as the U.S.
Department of Energy indicates upgrading to such products can help homeowners reduce their energy costs by as much as 30 percent.
As the NAHB survey indicates, modern homebuyers want energy-efficient homes. They’re also willing to pay more for such homes. Research from the mortgage lender Freddie Mac found that homes with energy-efficient ratings sold for nearly 3 percent more on average than homes without such ratings.
The benefits of energy-efficient homes aren’t just economic, though health-related benefits certainly produce an economic incentive as well. According to the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy, insulation and air sealing protect individuals from heat waves and other ripple effects of climate change. The ACEEE notes that weatherization can improve indoor air quality and comfort, a notable benefit for asthma sufferers and seniors. In fact, the ACEEE estimates that integrating energy efficiency programs in homes could reduce seniors’ risk for falls in their homes, potentially saving $2 billion in fall-related health care costs over the next decade, and improve asthma outcomes, which could reduce health care costs by as much as half a billion dollars.
Energy-efficient products and practices pay numerous dividends, making them a worthy expenditure for any homeowners looking to upgrade their homes.
The global pandemic reignited people’s passions for home renovations, as they directed dollars that would normally have been spent elsewhere into the places where they were now spending the most time — their homes. According to the 10th annual Houzz & Home survey of more than 70,000 respondents in the United States, higher-budget projects cost around $85,000 or more in 2020, compared with $80,000 in the two years prior. Kitchen projects were the most popular among renovating homeowners.
Even though many COVID-19-related restrictions have lifted and life has largely returned to regular programming, renovations remain a popular investment. Homeowners embarking on home renovation projects understand that a certain measure of upheaval is to be expected, but some may not fully anticipate the impact that renovations have on daily life. The following are some tips for making it through a lengthy renovation.
It may be easier to make a plan for how much life will be disrupted if you have an idea of how long the renovation will be (if everything goes according to plan). Sit down with contractors and have them spell out the minutiae of the project so you’ll be able to anticipate what’s going on dayto-day.
Some contractors may say they can fit your project into their schedules in between other jobs. While this may seem convenient and timely, your work may be put on hold if there are delays with the other job or jobs. Instead, it may be better to hold off until the contractors can devote the bulk of their
attention to your renovation.
A kitchen or a bathroom remodel often requires giving up spaces that are used throughout a typical day. Unless you have a spare full bathroom or kitchen, you’ll need to make due. Set a microwave, tabletop electric burner and a coffee pot on a folding table in the garage or utility room. Rent or purchase a small refrigerator where you can store a few necessities. Ask your contractor to set up a makeshift outdoor shower so you have a place to get clean when the bathroom is under construction.
Remodeling one room may cause a trickle down effect on other areas. Dust from drywall sanding can infiltrate many rooms in the home. Pack and label boxes with items not immediately needed and store them in another area. Cover most things so a film of dust won’t form on them.
Sleeping in will be a thing of the past for the duration of the renovation, as may be working from a home office. Try to get out of the work zone as much as possible for new scenery and respites from the noises and smells.
It’s challenging to keep a home clean during a renovation. Relax standards and expect a mess for some time. Explain to guests what they’ll find if they drop by.
Renovations can disrupt life, but often are well worth the sacrifices homeowners must make to see them through to completion.
