SOLD FOR $270,000 DURING SHELTER AT HOME !!!STAPLETON TOWN CENTER - ONE BEDROOM, ONE BATH, BALCONY, GARAGE, WALKING DISTANCE TO CAFES, SHOPS, FARMER’S MARKET, OUTDOOR MOVIES, TRAILS $275,000 — **SOLD FOR $270,000 DURING SHELTER AT HOME !!!**
**STAPLETON TOWN CENTER** - ONE BEDROOM, ONE BATH, BALCONY, GARAGE, WALKING DISTANCE TO CAFES, SHOPS, FARMER’S MARKET, OUTDOOR MOVIES, TRAILS **$275,000**

“SOLD IN ONE DAY - Cute Condo Near Peoria
2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms for $6,000 over list price”

— 2179 S Scranton Way #201, Bld D

This comfortable updated condo has a front door balcony (138 sf) that overlooks the park and swimming pool. Open floor plan with vaulted ceilings in living, dining, and kitchen. Two-sided fireplace divides living room, dining room and kitchen bar. Remodeled in 2016 with new furnace, Anderson storm windows, appliances, granite counter tops in kitchen and bathrooms. Spacious master bedroom with walk-in closet/dressing area. Second bedroom has French doors off living room, could be used as den. Window views of pool and sunset from living room and both bedrooms. Small fenced yard at ground level for small pets. Large storage loft accessible from stairs down to garage. A second storage closet in garage along with work bench. Enjoy the community pool, tennis courts and clubhouse. Cherry Creek School District, close to restaurants, shopping and light rail. Priced to sell. Same model one block away sold for $248,000 in August 2018.

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New Listing — SOLD
in just ten days

Beautifully updated home. Three bedrooms, three baths. Master suite has dressing room and walk-in closet. Stainless steel appliances, granite counter tops, wood floors, huge backyard with mature trees. Walking distance to Del Mar swimming pool, tennis, ball park, picnic areas, and senior recreation center. One block to shopping and public transportation. Priced at $359,900. Contact me for a showing: mimidavies@comcast.net or 303-359-2717.

ORIGINAL AURORA

The neighborhood of "cracker box" houses in Original Aurora, Colorado, may seem drab, but they're starting to morph into jewels. Once an icon of hope for veterans returning from World War II, thanks to the GI Bill and FHA home loans, families with small incomes were able to buy these modest homes to start life anew. Today, many are in disrepair, but they still stand as the most affordable houses in the metropolitan area and are being swiftly bought up by first-time home buyers, hospital employees, artists, and those looking for affordable rehabs. The simple frame constructions are easily transformed into modern, open floor plans with fresh finishes, proudly perched on large lots with mature trees and room in the backyards for vegetable gardens, shops, art studios, outdoor kitchens, play areas, and pets.