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CONTENTS 06 COUNTY PROFILES Population, climate and average home price 20 SEASONAL CHECKLIST Winter is on its way 26 BUYERS & SELLERS Securing a great mortgage rate 30 HOME IMPROVEMENT Dining room redo 36 PRE-SALE PROJECTS Siding options abound 42 PROTECTING PROPERTY Protect your home while away 46 DESIGN TRENDS Fireplace trends for cozy rooms 48 REGIONAL MAPS 58 OUT & ABOUT Calendar of community events Four Corners Real Estate Guide n FALL EDITION 5

COUNTY PROFILES

La Plata County

Nestled

Archuleta County

Wilderness engulfs over half of the 1,356 square miles in Archuleta County.

PAGOSA SPRINGS

population: 1,751 elevation: 7,126 feet average precipitation: 23 inches average snowfall: 93 inches average temperatures: High 38 degrees, Low 4 degrees in January. High 83 degrees, Low 45 degrees in July.

median home price: $360,900

BAYFIELD population: 2,550 elevation: 6,900 feet average precipitation: 21 inches average snowfall: 82 inches average temperatures: High 41 degrees, Low 13 degrees in January. High 83 degrees, Low 53 degrees in July.

median home price: $331,500

DURANGO population: 19,413 elevation: 6,512 feet average precipitation: 19.1 inches average snowfall: 79 inches average temperatures: High 41 degrees, Low 13 degrees in January. High 89 degrees, Low 51 degrees in July.

median home price: $575,000

IGNACIO population: 1,411 elevation: 6,453 feet average precipitation: 18 inches average snowfall: 51 inches average temperatures: High 39 degrees, Low 9 degrees in January. High 87 degrees, Low 49 degrees in July.

median home price: $247,000

in the San Juan Mountains on the New Mexico border, La Plata County is 1,700 square miles of the state of Colorado.
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Montezuma County

Montezuma County is 2,040 square miles of rural, rugged landscape west of the La Plata Mountains.

MANCOS

population: 1,415 elevation: 7,028 feet average precipitation: 17 inches average snowfall: 57 inches average temperatures: High 41 degrees, Low 12 degrees in January. High 82 degrees, Low 50 degrees in July. median home price: $352,700

CORTEZ

population: 8,709 elevation: 6,191 feet average precipitation: 13 inches average snowfall: 34 inches average temperatures: High 42 degrees, Low 16 degrees in January. High 89 degrees, Low 56 degrees in July. median home price: $219,500

DOLORES

population: 959 elevation: 6,936 feet average precipitation: 18 inches average snowfall: 66 inches average temperatures: High 39 degrees, Low 11 degrees in January. High 86 degrees, Low 53 degrees in July. median home price: $319,000

San Juan County

The heart of the San Juan Mountains and National Forest, San Juan County is just 388 square miles.

SILVERTON

population: 612 elevation: 9,318 feet average precipitation: 26 inches average snowfall: 173 inches average temperatures: High 34 degrees, Low -4 degrees in January. High 73 degrees, Low 39 degrees.

median home price: $324,500

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Winter is on its way

SOUTHWEST COLORADO is a paradise for those who love all four seasons. With an above-average number of sunny days per year, relatively balmy year-round temperatures, and endless outdoor recreation, the Four Corners region is truly a wonderland.

However, the beauty and opportunities that come with the variety of seasons are balanced by some of the adverse conditions that homes and properties can go through, with heavy snow accumulation and continuous below-freezing temperatures being among the most concerning. These aspects of winter can wreak havoc on properties and this is especially true at higher elevations, and in areas that see minimal winter sun. Appropriate preparation will help you prevent unnecessary stress and save time and money down the road.

ENTRANCES AND EXITS

Entrances and exits come in all shapes and sizes, and ensuring they are suitable for cold and windy weather is a great place to start. One of the best options for insulating these areas is to upgrade or protect windows and to install storm doors. Storm doors are an additional door meant to protect your main exterior doors from harsh conditions while providing additional insulation. A properly functioning door sweep is also a vital component of a door’s ability to keep heat in a home, and they are inexpensive and easy to install.

When it comes to windows, there are many options you can choose from to improve heat retention and improvements can be made with a variety of budgets. Simply using the correct caulking

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to quickly patch holes and cracks around doors and windows can go a long way to prevent heat from escaping your home. Window insulation kits with adhesive and transparent film also give a homeowner the ability to improve insulation for a relatively low cost. Window options also include window frames with various insulative properties and double and triple-pane windows that can even use non-toxic gas to fill the spaces between panes, further reducing heat loss.

PLUMBING AND HEATING

Preparing your plumbing, both inside and out, is a critical aspect of winterization. Starting outside, make sure all hoses are disconnected from faucets and drained before temperatures begin approaching freezing. Be sure not to wait until the last minute to do this, as surprise cold snaps can unexpectedly drop the air temperature below freezing. Another task to address on the same timeline are irrigation systems. These will also need to be drained and in some instances this can require professional assistance. Again, do not wait until the last minute to properly prepare exterior plumbing and irrigation as costly damage can occur when water in pipes and lines freezes as the expansion causes cracks and leaks. You can also ensure that you have frost-free faucets installed on the outside of your home to further protect against potential damage. For plumbing in crawl spaces or other potentially vulnerable areas, consider utilizing heat tape to prevent freezing. Your home’s heat source is also something to address proactively, and just like plumbing and irrigation this can include scheduling professionals to service the system. If your home is heated with a wood stove for instance, yearly chimney sweeping is a very important consideration. For those with other forms of heating such as forced air or radiant in-floor, be sure to have filters cleaned or replaced and follow manufacturer recommendations for professional servicing.

SNOW AND ICE PREPAREDNESS

When winter does arrive it will be vital to have made the proper preparations for snow and ice beforehand. Although not every winter will bring continuous snowfall, the cold temperatures make it more difficult and expensive to deal with these concerns. Some basic action items can include clearing gutters of debris and installing snow brakes. Clean gutters are important for maintaining proper drainage from melting snow

and ice and snow brakes can help reduce the danger of accumulated snow sliding off the roof and injuring people or damaging property. Snow sliding off of a roof is a season-long hazard as it can contain hidden chunks of ice and even the snow itself can be very heavy. Prepare areas where snow and ice may fall by removing vulnerable items like outdoor grills and ensuring people are aware of the danger.

Just as it is important to schedule professionals for tasks like chimney sweeping well ahead of time, it is also important to have contacted a reputable snow removal and ice mitigation professional before you need them. When heavy storms hit there is often a rush on their services and it can make scheduling difficult unless you have preemptively reached out to them.

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There are other simple tasks you can take care of on a seasonal schedule, such as switching the direction of ceiling fans and checking smoke and Co2 detectors. Hiring seasonal caretakers can also be important for those who don’t live in their residences year-round. Caretakers can check in on properties and notify homeowners of potential issues before they become expensive problems. Enjoying the variety of all four seasons is one of many benefits of living in Southwestern Colorado, and with the proper preparedness you can ensure your home won’t be left out in the cold. n

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Appropriate preparation will help you prevent unnecessary stress and save time and money down the road

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61 MANITOU LANE 3 BD - 3 BA - 2250 SF MLS# 793604 - $989,000 75 MANITOU LANE 3 BD - 3 BA - 2250 SF MLS# 793622 - $999,000 159 FARM POND LANE 3 BD - 2 BA - 2129 SF MLS# 796958 - $1,083,000
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Three Springs is an ever-growing community 10 minutes East of downtown Durango. Located by the hospital as well as many other businesses, you have easy access to everything you need in your neighborhood including restaurants, gyms, and a grocery market. Three Springs has an interlaced walking path and direct access to the Spur Line trail which is great for biking! Don’t miss out on your next home being in Three Springs.

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Securing a great mortgage rate

WHETHER YOU ARE A FIRST-TIME BUYER or a seasoned real estate investor, finding the right mortgage is one of the most important tasks for any prospective buyer. Although certain factors are controlled by elements outside a borrower’s influence, different elements within the buyer’s control can have a positive effect on mortgage rates. Mortgage rates are always changing, so a good thing to keep in mind is that, according to the Freddie Mac Primary Mortgage Market Survey, the average rate for 30-year fixed mortgages is 7.81%. Rates for the 2022 year are reported by the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp. as 5.30% for 30-year and 4.45% for 15-year fixed-rate mortgages, respectively.

Before looking at ways to secure a great rate, it’s important to understand some loan fundamentals. A mortgage rate is composed of four elements, collectively known by the acronym PITI, which stands for principal, interest, taxes and insurance. The higher the rate, the more interest will be paid to the lender over the life of the loan. Securing a great mortgage rate will require diligence and consistency for most buyers, but it is well worth the payoff in the end.

People interested in purchasing a property should look into the availability of special assistance programs. Here in Southwest Colorado, the HomesFund can provide education for those new to the process and offers financial assistance for securing mortgages. Other options, such as FHA loans for first-time buyers, are also worth investigating.

Next, use a mortgage calculator to estimate what a monthly payment might be when the estimated variables are taken into account. This can provide a starting point and give context to other information you will seek out and actions you can take. Then, take time to examine factors within an individual’s control.

Credit Score is one of the things a lender will

review. It is an indicator of financial well-being and capability. If a score is in the high 600s, you can likely qualify for a prime mortgage, although you will also typically need a 10-20% down payment. Advice from a financial planner can help you work your way to a better credit score. Make sure to proof your credit score for errors and get them corrected as well. While potentially time-consuming, this can pay off.

Debt-to-income ratio also affects mortgage rates. Evaluate this carefully and make adjustments where necessary. Some debts, such as student loans, are seen in a favorable light by lenders. Other forms of debt, such as high-interest credit cards, are seen as a liability, and a lending institution may charge a higher rate to offset the perceived risk associated with a high debt-to-income ratio.

Down payments can lower the rate as well. The more you can afford for a down payment, the lower the loan-to-value (LTV). Although this can be beneficial in securing a better rate, remember not to drain cash reserves for a big down payment. Lenders will be more comfortable if a buyer is also able to have financial reserves that can cover a few months of expenses.

Loan terms can vary. There are different lengths of loans, typically 15 and 30-year terms. Doing the math to figure out if you can afford the increased monthly payments associated with a 15-year loan versus a 30-year loan can save a lot of interest down the road and is the recommended route, if feasible.

There are other factors you can take action on that will impact your final mortgage rate, such as choosing fixed-rate versus adjustable-rate mortgages, paying down interest at closing through prepaid mortgage points, and even seeking employment that pays a better wage.

Don’t forget to account for closing costs a lender and third parties may charge. This includes things like the lender’s underwriting fees and title insurance, among others. Although this won’t affect a mortgage rate, it will impact finances, which is always important to keep in mind when budgeting for a home.

Buying a home is one of the most exciting and rewarding adventures in life. In order to secure the most advantageous mortgage rate possible, organizing finances is extremely important. n

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Dining room redo

IF THE KITCHEN IS THE HEART OF THE HOME, then the dining room may be akin to one of its arteries. The mood created in the kitchen spreads to the dining space where family and friends gather to eat and enjoy one another’s company.

Dining rooms can get lost in the home renovation shuffle, as many homeowners tend to focus on renovating kitchens and bathrooms instead. Homeowners do not have to invest a lot of money in renovations to give their dining spaces awe-inspiring makeovers. Here’s how to do so on a budget.

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n LIGHTEN AND BRIGHTEN. Dining rooms were once very formal spaces. Dark woods, large pieces of furniture, over-thetop chandeliers, and other details could be found in many homes. But now that houses are being built with open floor plans, dining rooms can blend with other spaces, which have moved to lighter colored walls, flooring and furniture. A fresh coat of vibrant paint can work wonders and it doesn’t cost much. If you can’t remove a floor, cover it with a brightly colored area rug.

n SWITCH THINGS UP WITH SLIPCOVERS. Slipcovers can be changed each season to dramatically alter the look of a dining room for little investment. Slip covers also protect chairs and can be easily laundered after spills.

n ADD FLOATING SHELVING. Floating shelves provide much-needed storage or display space without the need to invest in another piece of furniture. Depending on the shelving, they can work in modern design schemes or even farmhouse dining spaces.

n CLEAR OUT THE CLUTTER. It might be time to say “so long” to that large curio cabinet and the knickknacks within it. Curio and china cabinets used to be de rigueur, but plenty of people now prefer more open and airy dining rooms. For those who want to keep the cabinet, try decluttering inside to only include the very best display pieces and see if the cabinet can be refinished with paint or a lightly colored stain.

n IMPROVE LIGHTING. Make the chandelier the statement piece of the space. Go for a bold color or an innovative design. Then add accessories throughout the space that coordinate with the chandelier.

n ADD BENCH SEATING. Those who need additional seating may not have to get entirely new furniture. Swap out some chairs for benches, which can fit a couple more guests than chairs.

n CREATE DEPTH WITH COLOR. HGTV says that using various shades of the same color in a space can add depth. Coordinate drapes, walls, seat fabrics, and accessories for a cohesive design. n

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Renovating a dining room doesn’t require a large investment of time and money. A few simple steps can give dining spaces a whole new feel without busting homeowners’ budgets.
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Investment. Long term leases. 13 commercial and 4 residential condos and development lot.
MLS #787543 2 Industrial Bldgs on 3.5 acres in Bodo Industrial Park. Bldg 1: 5,000 SF w/2,000 SF truck washroom, loading docks.
2: 14,478 SF w/loading dock. Bldgs are sold together. $3,800,000 MLS #799021
Industrial Park. 3,360 SF, 2 story condo. Lower: 740 SF office. Upper: 1,550 SF office, showroom, 1,440 SF shop/warehouse. “As built” $672,000 MLS #797561

Unique Territorial style home on 11 acres. A perfect three bedroom, two bath, 3 car storage home, with a covered porch to greet you as you enter the house. Wood floors, tall ceilings, and pillared accents add to the Territorial style. The home is architecturally designed, featuring a curving staircase as a central element of the home. The fabulous kitchen includes a butcher block island and a commercial six-burner Grizzly gas stove. The main bedroom has a large bath with double sinks and a soaking tub with beautiful views and two walk-in closets. The large laundry room has extra space and cabinets for a hobby/ craft area. The back of the home has decks and a flagstone patio. The large fenced backyard is landscaped and has two large dog kennels perfect for breeders, groomers or just a dog lover in general. Only 15 mins from Durango and five minutes from Mercy hospital.

purchase price $1,095,000

Beautiful Victorian in the Avenues Three Bedroom, 2 and a half bath home with 2 car garage. The home was renovated in 2007 from the studs up including electrical, plumbing, heating, walls, roof, and siding. The floor plan is modern and very comfortable with big windows to let in lots of light. There is a large main bedroom on the entry level with a fireplace and a four-piece bath with a footed tub. The home has many upgrades; Brazilian cherry wood flooring, granite countertops, a fabulous kitchen with a reading/breakfast nook, crowned moldings, coffered ceilings, arched doorways, and french doors. The large corner lot has great outside space - a fenced front yard, a backyard patio, and a side deck with great views of Perrins Peak.

purchase price $1,185,000

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Keller Williams Realty Southwest Associates, LLC 700 Main Avenue, Durango, CO 81301 970-749-8902 Koverington@kw.com

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Siding options abound

HOME IMPROVEMENT

PROJECTS run the gamut from minor repairs to complete overhauls. Replacing exterior siding is one of the most significant home improvement projects homeowners can undertake. Such a project can give homes a completely new look, which is why choice of siding is such an important decision.

Homeowners have many siding options to choose from, and the following guide can help them make the best choice for their homes.

VINYL SIDING

Vinyl siding is easily maintained and among the more budgetfriendly siding options. According to the home improvement resource HomeAdvisor, vinyl siding is made from a PVC plastic that does not rot or flake. Siding professionals note that the technology used to create vinyl siding has changed considerably in recent years, making this option more diverse than traditional vinyl siding. So homeowners turned off by the potentially plastic look of vinyl siding might be surprised at how different modern vinyl siding looks compared to the vinyl siding of yesteryear.

FIBER-CEMENT SIDING

The home improvement television network HGTV notes that fibercement siding has grown in popularity among homeowners in recent years. This material does not require much maintenance and it’s nonflammable and resistant to termites. HomeAdvisor notes that fibercement siding can create the look of wood, stucco or masonry, making it a versatile option capable of creating various looks. In addition, fibercement siding is known for its durability, with some products coming with warranties lasting as long as 50 years.

WOOD SIDING

Homeowners have many choices if they prefer wood siding on their homes. Cedar, cypress, fir, pine, and spruce are just a handful of the many wood siding options homeowners can choose from. HomeAdvisor notes that cedar shingle siding offers a natural look that blends well in wooded and waterfront landscapes. Wood clapboard siding is another popular option, though it tends to require more maintenance than cedar shingle siding. Homeowners who want wood siding should discuss their options with an experienced siding professional, as many factors, including the choice of wood, must be considered before making a final decision.

STONE AND STONE-VENEER SIDING

Many homeowners fall in love with the natural appeal of stone, but the price tag, which tends to be costly, may not be as awe-inspiring. HGTV notes that stone can be difficult to add to an existing home, and doing so may drive the price up even further. Stone siding is durable, and there are many options, including solid stone and natural stone cladding, that make this an option capable of providing an array of looks. Stone-veneer siding is less expensive than natural stone and also comes in an array of styles. As is the case with wood, stone siding options are so extensive that homeowners are urged to discuss each one with a siding professional before making their decisions. n

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These are just a handful of the many siding options homeowners can choose from. Siding can give homes a completely new look, making choice of siding a significant decision worthy of careful consideration.
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How to protect your home when you’re away

VACATION OFTEN SERVES AS A WELL-DESERVED BREAK o from the hustle and bustle of daily life. When relaxing and recharging away from home, the last thing vacationers want to think about is the safety of their homes and everything inside them. However, the National Council for Home Safety and Security and Statistics Canada estimate that more than two million burglaries occur in the United States and Canada every year. That underscores the importance of protecting your home at all times, including when you’re not there.

n CREATE THE IMPRESSION THAT SOMEONE IS HOME. Just because you’re heading off for parts unknown doesn’t mean you can’t create the impression that life is carrying on as usual within the walls of your home. Smart home technology now enables homeowners to set timers on lights and even home electronics like televisions and radios. Homeowners also can ask neighbors to pick up their mail or halt delivery until they return from their trips. Nothing says “no one’s home” as definitively as an overflowing mailbox.

n KEEP QUIET ON SOCIAL MEDIA. A Credit Sesame survey of former burglars in the United Kingdom found that 78 percent acknowledged monitoring social media platforms such as Facebook and Twitter as they try to find homes to burglarize. Individuals about to go on vacation should avoid sharing that on social media.

n STAY SILENT WHILE YOU’RE AWAY AS WELL. Social media silence should be continued while you’re on vacation as well. No matter how tempting it may be to share photos from an exotic location, such posts could catch the attention of all the wrong people. A recent report from MetLife indicated that 35 percent of Americans between the ages of 18 and 34 check in from their locations via social media. That can alert criminals that no one is manning the fort back home.

n SWITCH FROM A TRADITIONAL LOCK AND KEY TO A LOCKBOX. Individuals who travel frequently can take a page from the realtor notebook and switch from a traditional lock and key lock system to a lockbox. Lockboxes require that a code is entered before a box containing a key can be unlocked. Homeowners who want this added measure of protection don’t even need to put a key inside the lockbox, which typically covers a lock, making it extremely difficult for potential thieves to pick the lock. n

Before leaving for vacation, individuals can implement various strategies and safety measures to protect their homes and their belongings while they’re away.
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Fireplace trends help create attractive, comfortable rooms

FIREPLACES ARE USEFUL FEATURES IN A HOME.

Fireplaces are sources of ambient heat and also add style to indoor spaces.

Fireplaces can complement just about any interior style. Fireplaces can be traditional and burn wood or connect to a home’s natural gas supply for on-demand ambiance. What’s more, fireplaces may come in vented or ventless varieties, depending on homeowners’ preferences and what is allowed by community building codes. That means a chimney or flue may not be needed — expanding the list of rooms where a fireplace can be installed.

Certain trends have emerged among fireplace fans in recent years. Here’s a look at what’s getting consumers fired up about these home decor elements.

n MINIMALIST STYLE: Many fireplaces are designed in neutral colors with minimal trim that directs focus on the fire and not the appliance. When the fireplace is not in use, it blends in with surroundings and will not compete for attention with other design elements.

n CONVERTIBLE FIREPLACES: Homeowners can choose between open or sealed fireplaces. A convertible fireplace enables homeowners to have the best features of these options. A

convertible fireplace can be converted to wood from gas, or the opposite, in as little as 30 minutes.

n NATURE-INSPIRED MATERIALS: Natural stone continues to be a material of choice in fireplace surrounds. Light colors work well for a fireplace, and also fit with today’s lighter color interior design preferences. Natural stone also works perfectly with both contemporary and rustic decor.

n VINTAGE FIREPLACES: Vintage continues to be a buzzword in 2022, and the choice to go vintage also applies to fireplace styles. A room decorated in vintage elements can be complemented with a vintage fireplace or one designed to look vintage.

n INTEGRATE INTO WALL DECOR: Fireplaces that are built right into a wall save space. One can have a television and a fireplace on the same wall. These types of fireplaces work well in modern home designs. Other fireplaces may be built into bookshelves or other wall features. n

Fireplaces can improve the appeal of a home. Various trends are popular this year, making fireplaces highly coveted features.

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DURANGO & SURROUNDING TOWNS

Area Subdivisions

A1 Animas River Ranches

A2 Animas Springs

A3 Animas View Estates

A4 Animosa/Albrecht

A5 Aspen Trails

A6 Aspen Winds

B1 Baker Lane

B2 Bear Creek Canyon

B3 The Bear Ranch

B4 Bryce

C1 Casey & Sarver

C2 Celadon Ranch

C3 Chamberlin

C4 Chekshani P.U.D.

C5 Claude Decker

C6 Coolwater

C7 Coolwater Estates

C8 Country Aire Estates

C9 Culhane Hills

D1 Dalton Ranch

D2 Deer Valley

D3 Dimmlake

D4 Dove Ranch

D5 Dove Ridge

D6 Durango Hills

D7 Durango Mountain Resort

D8 Durango West I

D9 Durango West II

E1 Edgemont Highlands

E2 Edgemont Ranch

E3 Electra Lake Estates

E4 El Ranchos Florida

E5 Enchanted Forest Estates

E6 Eoff Swahemyr

E7 Ever Green Valley

E8 The Timbers

F1 Falls Creek Ranch

F2 Fantango

F3 Far View Estates

F4 Fertch

F5 Florida Park

F6 Florida River Estates

F7 Flying S

F8 Forest Lakes

F9 Fox Fire Ranch

G1 The Glacier Club

G2 Goldeneye Estates

G3 Grand View Heights

G4 Grimes Creek

H1 Hacienda de la Florida

H2 Happy Scenes II

H3 Happy Valley

H4 Hermosa Acres

H5 Hermosa Vista

H6 Hidden Ridge Ranch

H7 High Meadows Ranch

H8 Hillcrest

H9 Holman Heights

H10 The Homestead at Bayfield

H11 Homestead Ranches

H12 Hunna Acres

J1 Juniper Heights

K1 Kesselhuth/Gale

K1 Klondike

L1 La Charade Park

L2 Lake Durango Estates

L3 La Fortune

L4 Lake of the Pines

L5 Lake Purgatory I

L6 Lake Purgatory II

L7 Lake View

L8 La Paloma

L9 Lariat

L10 Lightner Creek

L11 Locke’s Mountain

L12 Loma Vista Homes

L13 Longhollow I

L14 Longhollow II

L15 Longhollow III

L16 Los Ranchitos

M0 Mama Llama

M1 McKee

M2 Meadowlark

M3 Meadowridge

M4 The Meadows

M5 Mesa Linda

M6 Mesa Meadows

M7 Middleton

M8 Midway Acres

M9 Moreno

M10 Mountain Shadows

M11 Mountain Vista Ranches

O1 Oxford Heights

P1 Payne

P2 Pine Acres

P3 Pine River Ranch

P4 Pineview

P5 Pinon de la Plata

P6 Pinon Mesa Ranch

P7 Ponderosa Homes

Q1 Quality Acres

R1 Rafter J/King Mountain

R2 Rainbow

R3 Rainbow Springs I-IV

R4 The Ranch

R5 Rancho Durango I

R6 Ridgeway

R7 River Ranch

R8 Robert G. Rhodes

R9 Rock Ridge

R10 Rockwood Estates

S1 Sage Crest

S2 Salida del Sol

S3 San Juan Vista

S4 Scenic Square

S5 Sierra Verde Estates

S6 Silver Falls Estates

S7 Silver Hills

S8 Shenandoah

S9 SkyRidge

S10 Stardust/Olberts Cabins

S11 Stills

S12 Sundance Hills

S13 Sunnyside

S14 Sun River Valley

S15 Sunset Acres

S16 Sweetwater Springs

T1 Tamarron

T2 Texas Creek Ranches

T3 Three Springs

T4 Three Waters Ranch

T5 Tecolote

T6 Timberdale Ranch

T7 Trappers Crossing I

T8 Trappers Crossing III

T9 Trimble Crossing

T10 Tween Lakes

T11 Twilight Trails Estates

T12 Twin Buttes

U1 Ute Creek Acres

V1 Vallecito Valley

V2 Vandenburg

V3 Vista de La Plata

V4 Vista de Oro

W1 Wallace Gulch Estates

W2 Waterfall Village

W3 Wilderness Lakes

Y1 Yeager

Y2 Yucca Estates

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CR 1000 CR 109 CR 105 CR 104 CR 103 CR117 CR 105 CR 115 CR 116 CR135 CR 110 CR 112 CR 102 CR105 CR 113 CR 114 B4 V4
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Southern Ute Indian Reservation San Juan National Forest Florida River FloridaRiver LosPinosRiver JunctionCreek HermosaCreek Animas River Electra Lake Lemon Reservoir Valecito Reservoir 550 140 172 172 151 789 550 160 160 550 CR 122 CR 123 CR 121 CR 119 CR 126 CR 301 CR 305 CR 309 CR 215 CR 213 CR 311 CR 311 CR 315 CR 316 CR 523 CR 502 CR 505 CR 501 CR 504 CR 523 CR 525 CR528 CR537 CR 336 CR 335 CR 324 CR 330 CR 329 CR 332 CR 327 CR 325 CR 319 CR 322 CR 330 CR321 CR 516 CR 509 CR521 CR 522 CR 318 CR 314 CR 334 CR 313 CR309 CR307 CR 220 CR 230 CR 228 CR 510 CR 514 CR 253 CR 201 CR 518 CR 335 CR 521 CR 310 CR 310 CR 302 CR214 CR513 CR 308 CR 234 CR 222 CR136 CR 131 CR136 CR 138 CR 129 CR 130 CR 141 CR 120 CR124 CR125 CR141 CR141 CR 142 CR211 CR212 CR239CR237 CR240 CR 246 CR245 CR 502 CR 244 CR 501A CR228 CR503 CR502 CR225 CR 235 CR240 CR243 CR501 CR 208 CR 205 CR 204 CR 203 CR250 CR 128 CR 133 CR 132 DURANGO HESPERUS IGNACIO BAYFIELD VALLECITO GEM VILLAGE OXFORD HERMOSA West to Mancos & Cortez South to New Mexico East to Pagosa Springs North to Silverton Durango Mountain Resort 515 D3 H6 L2 D8 D9 E3 L10 E7 T12 R9 F2 F1 H7 H5 H4 A4 R4 T9 L11 P2 M3 C2 R10 T1 G1 F7 B3 A6 E3 M10 L5 L4 L6 D7 A2 C3 S6 C9 D1 W2 T11 D6 F6 E1 E2 H8 S9 T3 L8 B1 L12 S14 A3 M7 R3 M5 R6 G3 M0 M2 M4 S11 C4 M9 G2 J1 S3 S2 S13 Y1 R5 A1 M1 M8 P6 E6 V3 K1 Q1 P1 O1 C1 V2 H3 U1 S1 D5 T4 E4 S12 L3 S7 H11 R2 H10 M6 R8 B2 D2 K2 D4 P4 L9 F9 F2 M11 C8 T5 F3 W1 T6 H12 T2 P3 F8 R7 S16 L16 H1 T10 L1 A5 E5 C7 C6 S10 L7 C5 V1 G4 P7 H2 F5 W3 S4 S5 H9 F4 R1 S8 T7 T8 L14 L13 L15 Four Corners Real Estate Guide n FALL EDITION 49
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83°F JULY AVG.
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Four Corners events

What a Girl Wants Expo, 10 a.m.4 p.m.,Fort Lewis College Student Union Ballroom, 1000 Rim Drive, $8 (a portion goes to support Durango SASO). Geared toward women’s interests, including outdoor lifestyle, fitness, self-improvement, business leadership, jewelry, decor and more!,Buy tickets here: www.bcievents.com/events/what-a-girlwants-november-2022.

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NOV. 9

Chocolate Tasting, 5 p.m., Animas Chocolate Company, 920 Main Ave. Free. Sample incredible confections at our incafe chocolate tastings.

Geeks Who Drink, 8 p.m., The Roost, 128 E. College Drive.

NOV. 11

Pots and Pints Ceramic Handbuilding Happy Hour, 4:30-6 p.m., Durango Arts Center, 802 East Second Ave. $30 per participant.

NOV. 12

Silver Bracelet with Stone, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Four Corners Gem and Mineral Club, 2351 North Main Ave. $150. Six-hour jewelry-making class. Cost covers materials for class taught by Jama Crawford and Nancy Holman.

Silver Bracelet with Stone, 10 a.m.-4 p.m., Four Corners Gem and Mineral Club, 2351 North Main Ave. $150. Six-hour jewelry-making class. Cost covers materials for class taught by Jama Crawford and Nancy Holman.

Football Sundays, 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Zia Cantina, 2977 Main Ave. Watch football on the big screen TV every Sunday starting at 11 a.m.

Open Mic, 5:30-8 p.m. Mountain Monk Coffee, 558 Main Ave. Stop by to enjoy spoken word, comedy, music and creative experiences from residents.

NOV. 14

Chess Club, 6:30-9 p.m., Guild House Games, 835 Main Ave., Suite 203-204. Free. Drop-in chess matches every Monday night.

NOV. 15

Durango Record Swap, 4-7 p.m., Ska Brewing, 225 Girard St. Buy, sell or trade vinyl at the record swap.

Salsa Dance Lessons, 6-9 p.m., Wild Horse Saloon, 601 East Second Ave., Suite A. $15 drop-in, $50 per individual for all sessions, $40 each for couples. Four-week sessions starting on the first Tuesday of the month.

NOV. 16

Beverage Tastings, 5 p.m., Animas Chocolate & Coffee Company, 920 Main Ave. Free. Pair chocolate samples with beverages at our in-cafe chocolate tastings.

Geeks Who Drink, 8 p.m., The Roost, 128 E. College Drive.

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EDITOR’S NOTE: All listed events and activities are subject to change at any time. Contact the host to confirm all event details.
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NOV. 17

Powerhouse Trivia Night, 6:308:30 p.m., The Powerhouse, 1333 Camino del Rio. Free. Enjoy four rounds of trivia – general, science, pictures and music.

NOV. 18

3rd Ave. Arts presents pianist Lisa Campi Walters, 7:00 p.m.,St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 910 E. 3rd Ave.,$20 adults, $5 students 12 and up,Lisa Campi Walters performs “Ballades and Butterflies – Solo piano compositions by Jewish women.” www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/stmarks-recital-series-presentslisa-campi-walters-solo-pianotickets-408812458067.

NOV. 19

Durango Farmers Market Harvest Market, 9 a.m.-1 p.m., TBK Parking Lot, 259 West Ninth St.

NOV. 20

Veterans Benefit Breakfast, 9-11 a.m. VFW Post 4031, 1550 Main Ave. $8 for adults, $7 for veterans, $5 for children 12 and under. Enjoy a delicious breakfast to benefit the local VFW.

NOV. 24

Durango Turkey Trot, 10 a.m., Fort Lewis College clocktower, 1000 Rim Drive. Join one of Durango’s most popular races. All proceeds benefit local charities. www.durangorunningclub.org/ turkey-trot

NOV. 24

Thanksgiving Buffet, seatings at 4:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., 8 p.m. Purgy’s, 24 Sheol St. Gather for a buffet-style Thanksgiving dinner at Purgy’s to celebrate the holidays. Make a reservation www.purgatory.ski/event/ thanksgiving-buffet

NOV. 25

Singing With Santa, 5:30 p.m. TBK Bank Parking Lot, 259 West Ninth St. Free. Santa will arrive in a horse-drawn carriage and lead a parade of carolers on Main Avenue to Buckley Park.

NOV. 27

Football Sundays, 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Zia Cantina, 2977 Main Ave. Watch football on the big screen TV every Sunday starting at 11 a.m.

Open Mic, 5:30-8 p.m. Mountain Monk Coffee, 558 Main Ave. Stop by to enjoy spoken word, comedy, music and creative experiences from residents.

DEC. 2

Noel Night, 10 a.m., Downtown Durango. Enjoy special offers, live entertainment and festive activities.

First Friday Pop-Up, Noon-5 p.m., Bucks Parlor, 644 East College Drive. www.bucksdurango.com

First Friday Art Show, 5-7 p.m., Create Art & Tea, 1015 Main Ave. www.createartandtea.com

Noel Night Artisan Market, 5-9 p.m., Main Mall, 835 Main Ave. Purchase gifts and goods from local artists.

DEC. 2-4

19th Annual Festival of Trees, Noon-5 p.m., Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad Museum, 479 Main Ave. View a dazzling display of trees and wreaths.

DEC. 4

Veterans Benefit Breakfast, 9-11 a.m. VFW Post 4031, 1550 Main Ave. $8 for adults, $7 for veterans, $5 for children 12 and under. Enjoy a delicious breakfast to benefit the local VFW.

Football Sundays, 11 a.m.-9 p.m., Zia Cantina, 2977 Main Ave. Watch football on the big screen TV every Sunday starting at 11 a.m.

Resounding Joy! DSC Holiday Concert, 3-5 p.m., 2917 Aspen Drive, Adults $20, Students/ Children $5. Durango Choral Society and Durango Women’s Choir ring in the holiday with lullabies, carols and glee.

DEC. 10

Durango Farmers December Holiday Market, 9 a.m.-2 p.m., La Plata County Fairgrounds and Events Center, 2500 Main Ave. Live entertainment, warm food and drinks with festive fun.

DEC. 12

3rd Ave. Arts presents “The Majesty of Christmas”, 7:00 p.m.,St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 910 E. 3rd Ave.,$20 adults, $5 students 12 and up,No Santa. No Frosty or Rudolph. Join favorite local musicians for beautiful Christmas music., www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/3rd-avearts-presents-the-majesty-ofchristmas-tickets-408815436977.

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