Awarded Top 5 ranch homes with walkout basements! This is a unique and beautiful rural property! The immaculate and spacious 4846 sqft home on 5.56 acres offers a host of stunning amenities. The gorgeous brick home with walk out basement, has been continuously remodeled throughout its short life. LandThis "horse ready" facility has a 64'x224' outdoor arena, 20'x40' covered hay storage, auto-waters, perimeter fencing and irrigated pasture, producing 200-275 bails each year. With four outbuildings, totaling 6300 sqft, there is ample tractor/RV/boat and equipment storage. In addition, the heated shop with car lift and air compressor ensures that you can keep your equipment running year around. If you have been dreaming of a property that your family can enjoy for years to come, this is it! Improvements Unique & beautiful rural property Immaculate and spacious updated 4,846 sq. ft home on 5.56 acres Year built 1995 6 bedrooms, 3 bath Beautiful, finished basement Nicely landscaped with sprinklers, raised garden beds and garden shed HOA irrigation water rights Horse ready with productive pasture, 200-275 bails yearly Perimeter fence, internal cross fencing, and animal fencing Animal shelter Animal self-water system 20×40 covered hay shed 64 x 224 arena, arena viewing deck 3 outbuildings totaling over 6,300 sq. ft, outbuilding storage racks Boat, RV, equipment storage Heated shop with 2 post BendPak car lift, air compressor Heated garage/man cave with TV and sound system 20KW generator 2, 500-gallon propane tanks Newly remodeled kitchen 2 fireplaces 2 laundry rooms Ceiling fans in all rooms on main level Nest Smart Thermostat & Orbit B-Hyve Programmable WiFi Sprinkler Timer Bright walkout basement Beautiful mountain views on main level home, basement and throughout the property Pool table AgricultureHay production 200-275 bails per year Region & ClimateWeather Highlights Summer High:The July high is around 87 degrees Winter Low:The January low is 16 Rain:Averages 16 inches of rain a year Snow:Averages 46 inches of snow a year HistoryLoveland traces its beginnings back to the family of Mariano Medina, a Hispano trapper from Taos, New Mexico, who established ahomesteadalong the Big Thompson River in 1858. The homestead soon grew into a small settlement thanks to its location along the Cherokee andOverlandtrails, which both saw increased traffic during theColorado Gold Rush. Other families followed the Medinas, forming a community of homesteads in the Big Thompson Valley. Traffic along the stagecoach trails declined as railroads expanded in the 1870s, and in 1877 William Loveland established the town of Loveland as he built his Colorado Central Railroad (CCR) north fromGoldento link up with the transcontinental route in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Development of Loveland's "Main Street"-East Fourth Street-began with John L. Herzinger and Samuel B. Harter's two-story brick mercantile building, finished in 1878. Within the next year or two came the CCR depot and the Loveland Hotel. By 1886 East Fourth Street had a number of businesses, including banks, grocers, churches, tailors, drugstores, and furniture stores, as well as the Bartholf Opera House, which opened in 1884. Lumberyards and liveries, such as the Orvis and Corbin lumberyard and the Foote and Stoddard Livery, lie on the east end of downtown, while the Loveland Farmers Milling & Elevator Company moved to the west side LocationLocated minutes from the Historic Johnson's Corner, 13 minutes to downtown Loveland and 46 minutes to the Denver Airport. Enjoy the awesome views and tranquility with all the amenities nearby. This unique and beautiful rural property is nicely landscaped with sprinklers, raised garden beds and a garden shed. Relax under the wonderful mature trees and enjoy the Colorado mountain views from your own back yard.
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