Boulder Home For Sale In Lake Valley Estates

This Boulder home for sale isn’t quite on the open market, it’s not in the multiple listing service yet, so I wanted to give you the chance to have a peek of it with this Video. If you want to get a private showing now, Call, text, or email me to see this beautiful piece Boulder real estate for sale in person.

It has excellent kitchen, and bath updates, and many other wonderful features that are certain to please even the discriminating buyer.

There’s also an elegant circular front drive, as well as a side driveway on the eastern portion of the property, with a side-loading two-car over-sized garage.  The property is almost a half of an acre of land.

The home includes many exquisite details, and this is a home I believe you will absolutely love when you have a personal tour of the entire property.

When the sellers bought this home about three years ago, they reviewed a large collection of Boulder area homes, including several in the Lake Valley Estates neighborhood, and this home immediately stood out to them as something truly special and extraordinary. I know you’ll agree when you see it that this home is a outstanding example of prime Boulder area real estate.

Call, text, or email me and we can get you inside for a sneak preview before this beautiful home becomes available on the open market.

You’ll love the location, the neighborhood, and the lifestyle in this exclusive and quiet area, just north of the city’s edge of Boulder.

Call, Text, or Email me. I’m never too busy for your referrals. It’s what drives my relationship-based business.

-Zachary Epps, GRI, ABR, REALTOR®, full-time RE/MAX professional,  and author of the Boulder Area Neighborhood Guide.

You may also find  my neighborhood profiles, and  Boulder business profiles informative and useful. They’re both great ways to learn more about what’s going on in Boulder.

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Boulder Real Estate Market Update Jan 2010

Boulder real estate is still selling well. A few less houses sold in January, as compared to December of 2009, but the prices remain strong and stable. Is it time for you to invest in the Boulder real estate market?

Remember that the home buyer tax credit is not just for new home buyers.  If you’re moving, and have lived in your current home at least five of the last eight years, you may also qualify for a tax credit up to $6,500. The deadline to be under contract to purchase is April 30th 2010, and you have to close the sale by June 30th 2010.

Call, text, or email me if you want to talk more about it.

Here are your statistics for sold Boulder real estate in January 2010:

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Is Condo Insurance Important?

Catherine Davis, a local Boulder Insurance business owner recently reminded me that many apartment dwellers and condo owners overlook the importance of insurance.
When I lived in a downtown Boulder condo, I remember a neighbor who lost thousands of dollars of tools because someone broke into the  storage room of his Boulder condo, and took everything of value.
I recall offering reassuring comments about how I thought it was certain that his insurance would cover this loss. Hanging his head, he stuffed his hands in his pockets, and told me he never bothered to get a condo insurance policy.
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Home Maintenance Cold Weather Tips

A recent list of cold weather tips from Boulder Home Inspector, Jeff Lyons, of A-Pro Home Inspection caused me to remember to give everyone a heads up and pass along some simple, winter-weather advice.

Ever thought that you might need a couple of pointers because you just moved from Arizona, Southern California, or Florida and never owned a home where the snow flies and water freezes every January?

I had neighbors a few years ago that were from a south eastern US state where “freezing pipes” wasn’t a part of their vocabulary. On several occasions I’d find that they had left town in the middle of winter, and had left their hose attached to the house, with the water valve open,  full pressure on the hose, with only the nozzle on the end keeping the water at bay.

Well, I dutifully went over and shut off the water and disconnected the hose several times (after all, what are neighbors for?), but they still suffered the burden of hiring a plumber at least twice to repair broken pipes at those times when I somehow missed the opportunity to help them.

Ready to learn more about avoiding cold weather mishaps? Here’s Jeff’s cold weather homeowner tips and advice.

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Colorado Construction Management

Helping the community at large, and individuals in particular, takes on many forms.The construction industry, and local building contractors are frequently looking for good help, even in this economy (actually Boulder’s construction and building market are doing reasonably well).

Boulder builders like Hughes construction have a rock solid foundation of business due to good planning and a track record of excellent work.

Occasionally I volunteer at well-known local organizations like Flatirons Habitat For Humanity, and The Community Foundation Serving Boulder County to try to give something back to the community.

In other ways, we can help people in our community by alerting the people we live and work with about someone looking for work, or a career change.

Hence the story of Tyler Amen. Tyler is a local resident, and recent graduate of Colorado State University, with a B. S. in construction management, and with almost four years of construction experience, both on the labor end, and also the management side of the business, Tyler’s looking for his next great opportunity.

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