Welcome to Possibility! The Trails at Clementine are decked in modern, farmhouse fresh architecture. Uniquely situated in Boulder County and within walking distance of historic old town Louisville. Historic Louisville with its charm, shopping, arts, wine, breweries, dining, & coffee shops or just to name a few things that draw so many to this special hundred-year-old town. Voted best USA small cities for a getaway two years ago, Louisville continues to have it 'goin' on. The town uses parklets to completely transform the downtown from Memorial day through November. Clementine is the largest for-sale development in Louisville's history. Take in the 4 acres of Clementine with trails along Coal Creek, open space, courtyards, and community park for enjoying one of Colorado's most precious resources, our incredible weather. Picture Sunday afternoons relaxing in the red barn picnic area with family and friends or working in the community box gardens! Each home has been carefully designed with multi-floor, split level living, high ceilings, swathed with natural lighting, and energized by the open floor plan. These refined townhomes live like home yet are perfect for lock and leave too. With 3 incredibly large bedrooms each with en-suite baths, everyone has a space to call their own. The upper Master bedroom bursts with modern, clean design and detail along with abundant natural light from expansive, triple-paned windows. Each Master bath is thoughtfully designed with a spa-like lifestyle in mind. The Trails at Clementine merge the comforts and amenities of a modern home with a historic, charming, walkable community~ its unlike any other in Boulder County or Louisville. Open 7 days a week by appointment. Model Open Saturdays 12-4 pm, Sundays from 10 am-2 pm. 3rd bed can be used as flex space, large office, weight room or large 3rd bed which is 14.5 x 16. Units are ready & complete.
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