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Aurora Colorado Home for Sale – 4054 South Atchison Way 80014
Jul 27th 10
Everything in and out of the home has been replaced with new materials. An American Home Shield Home Warranty has already been purchased for the new buyer.
See the Virtual Tour of 4054 South Atchison Way, Aurora Colorado
Asking Price $265,000
3 Bedrooms and 3 bathrooms
- Base (wide) Moldings, trim
- New carpet throughout house
- Solid doors throughout house
- New hardware throughout the house
- New windows through out
- New Furnace & AC
- New vents and registers throughout house
- Tankless hotwater heating system for entire house
- Interior paint – three tones (trim, walls, ceiling) throughout house
- Entry – custom front door, 18” tile flooring, new lighting (flush mount & spot lighting)
- Kitchen – 18” tile flooring, cabinets, coffered ceiling, recessed lighting, granite tile counter tops, new stainless steel appliances, stainless steel sink & faucet, new disposal, custom window coverings
- Front Porch – off of kitchen, manmade weather proof materials, lighting
- Dining Room – 18” tile flooring, new light fixture
- Family Room – new carpet, lighting, gas fireplace w/ remote controls
- Downstairs Bathroom – tile flooring, new shower, new vanity, new toilet, new sink/
- faucet, lighting, fan, added door to patio, oversized mirror
- Downstairs Bedroom – new carpet, lighting, doors, window, custom window treatments
- Wet Bar – converted downstairs laundry room to wet bar w/ dishwasher and beverage cooler
- Basement – finished basement w/ recessed lighting,windows, custom cabinetry for
- CD’s, videos and albums. Laundry room and utility room.
- Upstairs Master Bedroom – carpet, doors, custom (remote control) window coverings, Biometric in-wall safe, ceiling fan, lighting
- Master Bathroom – tile flooring, new doors, new vanity, new sink, new faucet, new toilet, new shower, new lighting, custom closet organizer, oversized mirror
- Master Bedroom Exterior Deck – rebuilt using weather proof, zero maintenance man made materials
- Guest Bedroom – new carpet, new doors, ceiling fan, lighting, window, custom window coverings, in-wall safe
- Guest Bathroom – new tile, new tub, new shower doors, new vanity, new sink, new faucet, new toilet, new window, recessed lights, oversized mirror
- Upstairs walk-In Closet – new door, new carpet, custom closet organizer, new light
- Garage – new garage door opener w/ exterior touch pad, lighting, paint, painted flooring
- Exterior paint – two tones
- New Roof – asphalt
- New gutters and down spouts
- New mail box
- New sprinkler system + water lines run to all pots on patio’s
- New landscaping front and back yard
- Rod Iron – fence & gate to backyard
- New cable for TV
- New Phone lines
- New landscape lighting
- Updated electrical service
- Updated switches and outlets throughout the house
- Wet bar
- Patio
- Master
- Master Bedroom
- Master bath
- Breakfast Nook
- Kitchen
- Family Room
- Family Room
- Patio
- Backyard
- Dining Room
- Formal Dining
- Deck off Master bedroom
- Guest Bedroom 1
- Guest Bedroom 2
- Guest bath 2
- Guest bath
- Hot Tub
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Sweet Campsite in Colorado
Jul 26th 10
I love this campsite near Mt Antero a true Colorado fourteener! My kids love it.
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RE/MAX Alliance | Parker Colorado
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Fax: 720-302-2900
Camping with kids in Colorado is big FUN!
Jul 20th 10
Every kid remembers their very first real camping trip. I’m not talking about a tent in the backyard but a real camping trip up in the Colorado high country. I highly suggest it if you are looking for fun things to do with your kids.
Last week my 5 year old son and I took a two night camping trip up to Mount Antero outside Buena Vista, Colorado with our great friends and neighbors Steve & Connor Smith.
This was a full on guys camping trip which included the following: adventure hikes, campfires, fishing, NEW pocket knifes for the boys, (all fingers made it home fine) marsh mellows, steak cooked over an open fire, panning for gold in the river, BB gun shooting, a true Colorado weather event with hail, sleet and rain all at once, hiking on a glacier, and yes the coveted brand new wrist rockets (That video is funny) otherwise known as sling shots. Steve & I actually dominated the playing time with the sling shots as we were hurling stones into the lake about 100 yards away. I highly recommend wrist rockets for your next camping trip!
No matter where you decide to go Steve & I both decided that we were going to make every effort on our part to make sure the boys had a great time, were safe and stayed warm.
It can be a daunting task for some kids to jump out of the high tech world we live in and into nature where there are no electronics to entertain them at their whim. Both boys were excellent and not one single complaint was filed about not having a TV or other comforts of home. I was very happy.
The road up to this campsite was about 1.5 hours of serious 4 wheel drive action. Some of it probably not doable in a smaller SUV with low ground clearance. However or wherever you decide to go isn’t the issue. The main thing is that you get out and enjoy your kids and the Colorado back country.
Other links to fun things to do in and around Parker Colorado.
I still remember my first big camping trip with my Dad and I’m sure these kids will too. It’s amazing how in such a short period of time and at a young age a lifetime of memories can be made. We have been home for over a week now and my son has asked to go camping just about everyday so I’m sure another trip is just around the corner.
“There will always be work excuses and reasons to put off a great trip like this. Life is way too short and we have entirely too little time with our kids as young people to not do something like this. Work can wait so go have fun!”
Idyllwilde in Parker Colorado Real Estate Market Report
Jul 8th 10
This is the real estate & homes sold market report for Idyllwilde and Reata North in Parker Colorado. These are homes that sold and closed from January 1, 2010 to June 1, 2010.
This homes sold report does not inclde FSBOs so there could possibly be other sales.
Idyllwilde is a neighborhood in Parker Colorado that was developed and built by Village Homes. Twice winning the neighborhood of the year for the Denver Metro area. Amenities such as a great trails, parks and a massive pool and Clubhouse make Idyllwilde a definite MUST SEE for any Parker Colorado home buyer.
Home prices in Idyllwilde range from the MID $200’s to well over $500,000.
“It’s been a GREAT year so far for Idyllwilde. In all of 2009 there were 16 homes sold and closed. We are almost at 2009 levels for only six months in 2010 with 15 sold and closed homes in Idyllwilde.“
Market Report for Idyllwilde
- Total Homes sold in Idyllwilde from Jan 1, 2010 to June 1, 2010 = 15
- Average Total Days on Market = 104
- Average NET Sales Price = $346,643 (NET is after any seller concessions)
- Average Original Asking Price = $376,913 (asking price before any price reductions)
- Average Asking Price at Time of Sale = $347,591
- Average Price Per SQFT = $143
- Lowest NET Sales Price = $265,000
- Highest NET Sales Price = $514,500
- Highest Original Asking Price = $614,900
- NET Volume Sold = $5,199,650
Canterberry Crossing Real Estate Homes Sold Market Report
Idyllwilde Home Currently For Sale – VIDEO
Article about a new listing in Idyllwilde by Village Homes
Fun things to do in and around Parker Colorado
Garrett busted his lip. Parker Adventist Childrens Hospital.
Jul 5th 10

Steve Beam
303-941-4663
Steve.beam@comcast.net
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Canterberry Crossing and Villages of Parker Market Report
Jul 1st 10
No matter whether you love or hate math we all love to look at the REAL numbers for homes sold in our particular neighborhood. Below you will see a serious look at the numbers for Canterberry Crossing and The Villages of Parker in this real estate market report. All the homes sold in Canterberry or The Villages of Parker will be represented here UNLESS it was a FSBO. For Sale by Owner or an outside non-MLS builder sale. There are a very, very few of these in Canterberry or The Villages of Parker since the neighborhoods are both nearly sold out.
See every home CURRENTLY for sale in Canterberry Crossing and The Villages of Parker.
Steven Beam is a Parker Colorado CRS Real Estate Broker.
This will be a comparison between the sales from January 1, 2010 to June 1, 2010 and ALL of 2009 sales .
- Homes Sold in 2009 = 117 versus 50 for the first half of 2010.
- Average Days on Market in 2009 = 100 versus 79 DOM in the first half of 2010.
- Average Original Asking Price in 2009 = $349,208 versus $330,039 in 2010 so far. Original asking price means BEFORE any price reductions.
- Average Asking Price at Time of Sale for 2009 = $ 328,459 versus $311,716 for the first half of 2010.
- Average NET Sold Price for 2009 = $325,014 vs $312,772 for 2010. NET sales price is what the seller received after any seller concessions to the buyer.
- Average $ Per Sqft Sold in 2009 = $136 vs $134 in 2010. Price per sqft is figured on the sqft above ground not the basement.
- Average NET Sales Price vs Average Original Asking Price 2009 = 93.07 vs 94.77 – Tells us sellers are now pricing homes more in line with the market. A little more anyway.
- Lowest NET Sales Price in 2009 = $180,000 vs $204,900 in 2010.
- Highest NET Sales Price in 2009 = $625,000 vs $515,000 so far in 2010.
- Total NET Volume Sold in 2009 = $38,026,693 vs $15,638,583 for the first half of 2010.
Basically even though the market seems to be moving right along in 2010 (especially before April 30th when the tax credit was in play) this shows us that so far Canterberry and The Villages of Parker are a little behind 2009 at least for now. We will see what happens over the next 6 months.
Capitol Building $ Downtown Denver Colorado.
Jul 1st 10
Housing Market News for Denver and Colorado
Jun 29th 10
Here are some quick links to local and National news articles pertaing to the housing & real estate market. I thought you might enjoy.
U.S. home prices rise 0.8% in April: S&P – Prices have moved up 3.8% in the past year, marking the third consecutive year-over-year gain. Prices rose in 18 of the 20 metropolitan areas tracked by Case-Shiller in April compared with March. Over the past year, prices rose 4.4% in Denver.
Additional articles that you may find of interest:
- Peloton offers stimulus discounts to next 12 buyers
- Utter, Bowes form firm
- Fannie Mae gets tough with ’strategic defaults’
- Home prices rise 0.8 pct. in April from March (Denver up 4.4% over the past year)
- Furniture Row buys Watkins land for $6.5M
- Banks: We’re Hiring
- Factory-Built Homes Gaining Acceptance
- Renovation Projects For Older Housing Must Follow EPA Rules
- What Wall Street reform means for your mortgage
Mainstreet Parker Colorado
Jun 18th 10
Mainstreet Parker Colorado
Taken with my iPhone
Parker Days Starts Today. Carnival Fun in Parker Colorado
Jun 11th 10
Parker Colorado | Parker Days
Parker Days Starts today June 11, 12 & 13th.
Parker Days is a big carnival held each year right here in Parker Colorado. Kids across Douglas County look forward to this each and every summer.
They set it up differently this year so be prepared. All the rides are now up on the hill away from the center of town. Up by the RTD parking lot.
The arts and crafts and food booths are still in the center of town and in O’Brien Park.
TIPS:
- Make sure to bring your own water. Drink and food lines are long and the carnival food stinks. Except the funnel cakes.
- Load up on sunscreen. Being up on the hill this year we should have a decent breeze but the sun is still going to cook you.
- Go early or late. Mid day is packed. The teenagers inhabit the park at night so the lull between the teens and mid day is usually good.
- Strollers are a must for small kids. Especially now that they have moved the rides up the hill from town.
Parking:
Hopefully they will allow us to use the RTD station up near the rides. It looks like behind Parker Station may also be available but they had a guy standing there checking to see if you were a Parker Station visitor or Carnival visitor.
The always good parking across from O’Brien Park on the West side of Parker Road is easy too. Just walk through the tunnel instead of trying to cross Parker Road. Safer and easier.








































