1,216 square feet of living space. 2X6 exterior wall construction, very well insulated, 3 bedrooms and two full bathrooms (the Master Bath has a 6 foot Whirlpool heated and jetted tub with tile surround), tape and textured throughout, tall ceilings with crown moulding, double paned Kimro windows (tons of natural light), covered porch, decks with gates, all appliances: Refrigerator, gas range / oven, microwave and dishwasher. The kitchen has a breakfast bar with tiled countertops and plenty of cabinet space. Everything is designed with neutral, earthy colors. It was built in 2010. home sits on an almost 7,000 square foot lot with huge trees that shade the home and yard in the summer. It is fenced and has an 8X10 shed with electricity (110v & 220v). It is peaceful, quiet and serene. Amazing Mountain Views from in town. Walking distance (short walk) to shopping downtown, art galleries, grocery, library, post office, Arkansas River, schools, post office, hot springs, movie theater, hike, bike and walking trails. 21 miles to Monarch Ski Area. The 270 degree views of the mountains are amazing all year long. The land is rented for $400 a month. Included is water, sewer, trash, street snow plowing and a locked mailbox. I believe that the average bill for water, sewer and trash in Salida is approximately $200 a month or more. So in reality the rented land is like paying only $200 a month. The lot is situated in the far back southwest corner in Grand View Park at 910 J St. #C-24. The end of the property is adjacent to acreage and the length of the property parallels the Monarch Spur trail and other acreage along the walking path. Views from three sides of the home are mountain views. There is an irrigation stream that runs along the outside of the fence so you can listen to the trickling sounds of the water all summer long. This is a perfect location!
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