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The remaining home site at The Cottages at MacKenzie Place won’t be around much longer. Presenting an exceptional opportunity in a remarkable location, these homes are created for active seniors looking for a spacious, well-designed home, with maintenance-free living. For seniors who value the benefits of homeownership but are ready to spend more time enjoying life instead of working on exterior home maintenance, the right balance is accessible in one of the final home sites still available. The remaining cottage offers two bedrooms and two and a half baths in a 2,035 square foot floor plan. Main level living with the master bedroom on the first floor and a second bedroom, bathroom and living room as well as a large office, craft room or storage space on the second floor. There are many upgrades including hardwood floors, maple cabinets,
a fireplace, extended patio and high end touches throughout. The price on this unit is $352,908 and includes an oversized two car garage. The Cottages at MacKenzie Place deliver a vibrant community filled with friendly neighbors and engaging amenities. Located on the MacKenzie Place campus near E. Filmore Street and N. Union Boulevard, an exceptional lifestyle opportunity for active seniors comes with a relaxed pace and a picturesque setting. When not shoveling snow, homeowners from The Cottages can rejuvenate at the MacKenzie Place fitness center, meet up with friends in the clubhouse or restaurant, enjoy the captivating Nancy Lewis park right next door, or take part in the number of social activities available. Triton Communities, one of the premier senior living organizations, has designed stylish single-family homes for
seniors that deliver the high level of quality buyers are looking for. Triton homes are constructed with careful planning, expert craftsmanship and exceptional attention to detail. Furthermore, Triton has a team of experts on-hand to dispense unparalleled customer care to each homebuyer. Homes in The Cottages are intended for main-level living and include a private two-car garage. Along with ranch-style plans, loft plans are offered which provide main-level living with additional living space on the upper level. Triton offers the option of including an elevator during construction, or it can be retrofit down the road if it becomes needed. Personalizing your home is simple thanks to an assortment of design choices allowing you to tailor the home to fit your lifestyle. Arlun Design Center conveniently assists buyers to select the
COTTAGE HOMES AT MACKENZIE PLACE 1605 ELM CREEK VIEW 719.633.8181 • mark@tritoncommunities.com finishes and choices that will make your home truly yours. “Along with being built for main level living with no steps, they are designed for aging in place with wide doors and hallways,” said Mark Brantley, Sales Director at MacKenzie Place Cottage Homes. “The two-story loft option is great for someone who might have the grandkids stay over or
may need live-in help.” All exterior maintenance is taken care of including snow removal, trash removal, and landscape services provided through the homeowners association. Cottage owners also become members at MacKenzie Place where an abundance of amenities await. The monthly membership
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ON THE HOUSE:
Ah, trends, how they come and go
BY ALAN J. HEAVENS TRIBUNE CONTENT AGENCY
Every time I plop down in the Morris chair near the fireplace in my living room, I think of the day, maybe 15 years ago, when I first learned that the space my parents once called the parlor was on its way out. At least, that’s what Gopal Ahluwalia, who was vice president of research of the National Association of Home Builders for 32 years, kept telling me. As I wrote in 2002, “The formal living room is becoming a thing of the past as new-home buyers, always seeking more living space, are sacrificing it for additional square footage in the kitchen and family room.” I’m looking at this on my iPad as I click on the gas fireplace in front of me in the living room because I think it would make things a bit homier. The eagerness to get rid of the living room was not shared by all markets, especially in older areas of the country, where buyers are concerned about the effects such an absence would have on resale. In these areas, most new-home buyers prefer a living room and a family room of equal size. If the two can be seen from the kitchen table, the open floor plan is all the better. Living rooms come in handy at holiday time, when you put all the
relatives at the dining room table and move it around so it sits in both rooms, accommodating diners with expanding middles. Frankly, a house with 2,000 square feet and a rather open floor plan is about enough for me. As far as trends go, on one hand I hear that houses are getting smaller, but what I see in both city and suburbs is that they are getting larger. Who knows trends better than residential architects, whom homeowners actually hire to design houses with the latest bells and whistles? Outdoor living space, mud rooms and home offices top the list of special-function rooms in the American Institute of Architects’ Home Design Trends Survey of activity during the second quarter of 2016 that focused on emerging home features, systems and technologies. “Heavy investment in outdoor living spaces, mud rooms and home offices indicate that consumers are placing a premium on practicality and functionality,” said the institute’s chief economist, Kermit Baker. “Things have changed a lot from a decade ago, when home theaters and exercise rooms were some of the most popular special-function rooms in homes,” Baker said. I like the idea of mud rooms. When I come from the back garden, my shoes are muddy, and I come right into the kitchen. It has an easy-to-clean quarrytile floor, but still a mud room would be useful. Outdoor space would be okay, too. It has long been a feature of homes in warmer climates that get to use them year-round.
The home office has been an onagain, off-again feature over the last 20 years, but that’s where this column, and everything else I write, comes from. I saw my first home theater at a development in the mid-1990s and was amazed. It had a bar, a popcorn
machine and those comfortable theater seats. It also predated streaming video, tablets and iPhones. Therefore, it is now obsolete. The loss of the home exercise room, too, is understandable. And, from my own experience, it has nothing to do
with working out. We have a home exercise area in the basement for emergencies, such as snowstorms, but as I learned early on, working out regularly at the gym is two parts exercising and eight parts socializing. ■
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How to make relocation go smoothly METRO SERVICES
People relocate for various reasons. Many relocate for professional opportunities, while others relocate to pursue their education. And while some may relocate to enjoy a lower cost of living, others may find themselves relocating to satisfy their sense of adventure. Regardless of why a person is relocating, doing so without preparing for the move can make the transition that much more difficult. According to data from the U.S. Census Bureau, roughly 19 percent of the 35.9 million people who moved between 2012 and 2013 did so for a job-related reason. Relocating to a new city for a job is different than moving from one home to another within the
same community. Relocating to a new city can be a life-changing event that requires planning and maybe even a little luck to make it work. EXAMINE YOUR FINANCES Moving is expensive, and it can be even more expensive when moving to an entirely new city. If you are moving to pursue career opportunities but don’t yet have a job offer in hand, examine your finances and work out a worstcase scenario in the event that your job hunt takes longer than you hoped for. Unless you have a benefactor who can help you pay your bills and avoid debt while you look for a job, make sure you have several months’ worth of living
expenses saved up before moving. RESEARCH THE JOB MARKET Certain cities have more opportunities for people in certain fields than others, so make sure the city you plan to relocate to is a place where you will have ample opportunities in your chosen line of work. Otherwise you might find yourself settling for a career you don’t like or relocating again to a job market more accommodating to someone in your field. RESEARCH THE REAL ESTATE MARKET Before hitting the road and heading
for your new home, research the real estate market in that area. Try to find out the average rental price via online forums or even online newspaper classified sections. Find out if people tend to live with roommates or alone in the city you’re relocating to. If you are moving to a city where you know very few people or no one at all, consider becoming someone’s roommate. The right roommate can provide an instant social network and help you learn the ropes of your adopted home. If you plan to live alone and rent, recognize that many landlords will require a guarantor before renting to tenants with no income.
DON’T BE SHY Unless you are moving to a place where you already have a built-in social network, you should expect to encounter some loneliness upon arriving in your new location. Resolve to make the most of all your new home has to offer by joining a social organization, connecting with your university’s alumni group or volunteering with local charities. If you have a job lined up, sign up for company-sponsored outings or teams. Relocating to a new city can produce mixed feelings of anxiety and excitement. Planning ahead and doing some homework can help you as you transition to your new home. ■
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nine weeks of training helps to insure that these newer real estate agents will become a professional worthy of our 30 year history and #1 status in the Pikes Peak region.” If you are serious about being successful in real estate, give us a call.
Contact Susan Bartold for additional information at 719-540-4618. RE/MAX Properties, Inc. has been the number one residential real estate brokerage in Colorado Springs since 1989. The company has nearly 200 full-service professional Broker
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Don’t miss The Gazette’s Job Fair taking place Monday Dec. 5 from 9 – 11:30 a.m. at The Gazette’s Warehouse, 3113 North Stone Avenue, Suite C. The fair is the perfect opportunity to meet directly with The Gazette’s circulation operations management team, who will be recruiting newspaper carriers to be the news distribution champions of this wonderful city! This opportunity is perfect for anyone looking for supplementary income. Whatever size route you take on, as an independent contractor it’s a wonderful chance to be your own boss. Current contractors include college students, military personnel, parents and many others looking to earn some extra cash from the comfort of their own vehicle. As a contractor, you are contracted to a specific area of town within a certain zip code — your route — and are given a route list of houses in the area that have subscriptions to The Gazette, Denver Post, Wall Street Journal, New York Times and USA Today. An average route is 150 papers on weekdays and 200 papers on Sundays, and each route takes about 2.5 hours to complete. The route starts at 2 a.m. when the stars are still shining bright, and deadline is 6 a.m. on weekdays and 7 a.m. on weekends. Many people like to choose zip codes they live in or are familiar with — this
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