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200 S Lashley Ln

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200 S. Lashley Ln–Exterior Features:

Professional landscaping with drip system and stonework
New gutters
Newer roof and steel siding
Raised garden bed in backyard
Large redwood deck
New cedar fence

In addition to these great exterior features, this home has unobstructed views of the Flatirons and bike paths just across the street running through Martin Park. To help you decide which ones to tackle first, here’s a great list of both paved and unpaved trails to chose from. Check out Visiting Boulder for information on more hiking and biking trails.

If that’s not enough, there is bus access just across the street that goes to Denver International Airport–so leave the car at home and let someone else do the driving! Transit Map & DIA Bus Route

Exterior Photos:

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200 S. Lashley Ln Interior Features:

Air conditioning
Hardwood floors
Whole house humidifier
New hot water heater
New double pane Pella Impervia Fiberglass Composite Windows throughout house

Kitchen remodel:

Granite countertops
Top of the line LG stainless steel appliances
Gas stove
Maple cabinets

Also . . . added a second bath with granite tile and Kohler fixtures

Interior Photos:

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What You’ll Find Near This Home

Activities & Recreation:

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Red Ridge Trail Location Land & Views

admin — Thu, 23 Jul 2009 15:25:59 +0000

Location, Land and Views:

This five bedroom, four bath, 6905 square foot home is situated on 35 acres of land, offering a quiet mountain retreat only 20 minutes from Fort Collins. Within the borders of this property you will find:

seven fruit trees protected by chain-link fencing

two intermittent streams

hiking and mountain biking trails

rock outcroppings for bouldering and even a bit of climbing

great hills for winter sledding

LAND

Land and View Photos:

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Aerial Photos:

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Other On-Site Features

Asphalt driveways
Extensive “Stonewall” mortarless retaining wall with accent lights
“Invisible Fence” dog containment system (7 acre area)
10×12 livestock/utility shed inside fenced orchard
Many Pine, Cottonwood, and other trees

Exterior video

Red Ridge Trail Construction

admin — Mon, 20 Jul 2009 14:31:40 +0000

Construction:

Not many homes need a full page devoted to the details of the planning and construction, but this home does! We don’t want to overwhelm anybody, but we do want to make sure anybody interested can find everything they’d want to know! We’ll start here with a few highlights and as you scroll down the page you’ll find various floorplans as well as lots and lots of details about the construction of the home.

Stone fascia composed of rock collected from the property
About 90% of the foundation sits on sandstone bedrock. The remainder was excavated to bedrockand filled with compacted road base material.
Hydronic in-floor heating throughout with eight zones
All downspouts drain to underground creek
Elk capstone “Moss Rose” Class A asphalt/fiberglass 30 year shingles
2″ Styrofoam (R-10) under entire lower level slab
Simple, easy to control passive solar system helps east end of house
30 Cat 5 computer network jacks with home runs from each separate room. Includes jacks on deck and balcony.
Approved fire sprinkler system with 61 total heads, most of which are concealed type
Drop down attic ladder in Master closet, and additional access port in Pantry. Attic has switched lights, catwalks, storage areas and convenience electric receptacles at all fans and ventilators.

…believe it or not, this is just the beginning!

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Let’s start with some photos:

Exterior Photos:

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Next, we’d like to offer some various sketches of the home along with some additional information you might like to be aware of:

One of the many great things about this home is how easily one can change Shop & Office area in the basement to a “Mother-In-Law” Suite.

Just below here is the plan that would turn the two offices and shop in the basement into a Living Room, Entryway, Garage, Bedroom, Kitchen, Pantry, Laundry and Bathroom.

Below the plan are some notes on this possible conversion. And please note that rough-in work is already completed.

FUTURE “MOTHER-IN-LAW” SUITE/APARTMENT CONVERSION - WITH DIMENSIONS

Notes on this possible conversion:

Wall blocking and headers in place for walls and doors
All plumbing, electrical, and ductwork in walls for Kitchen, Bath, and Laundry appliance fixtures.
Range and dryer equipped for gas or electric fuel
Security system and doorbells can be partitioned to have separate control of apartment
Electrical and lighting wired to accommodate or easily convert to convenient control for apartment
All systems designed to meet code requirements if converted

(Please note: Upon request we can provide better, more legible copies of any of these documents.)

LOWER LEVEL

LOWER LEVEL WITH DIMENSIONS

UPPER LEVEL

UPPER LEVEL WITH DIMENSIONS

Construction Features

Insulation:

2″ Styrofoam (R-10) under entire lower level slab and “Liteform” foam foundation system (R-20)
“Corebond” spray-in urethane foam insulation system
Insulated garage as well as the wall dividing sunroom from great room

Plumbing:

Dual water supply systems: West Fort Collins Water District water with 2″ main supply line and a well that is 2.75 GPM and 500′ deep
Whole house water filtration system
2000 gallon septic tank and “infiltration” leech field system sized for 6 bedrooms
4 water hydrants in yard
Kohler and Moen fixtures
Aquatic Industries “Pompano” jetted tub in master bath
Duel shower heads in master bath
Buderus 53 gallon high efficiency indirect water heater
Landscape drip system with copper supply lines
Drinking fountain (chilled) at back door
Utility sinks with hot and cold water in garage and shop
4 outside water sill cocks
“Scarecrow” water spray deer deterrent system to protect garden

HVAC:

Hydronic in-floor heating throughout with 8 termostats
Passive solar system heat on east end of house
3 whole house fans with timers
Buderus 87% efficient boiler with computer control system

Electric & Other Wiring:

Two 200 amp underground services supplied by REA
10 KW Generac whole house standby generator system with automatic transfer switch
Shop equipped with 3-50 amp and 4-30 amp receptacles
32 four line phone jacks with home runs from each separate room
21 CATV jacks and 30 Category 5 computer jacks, including deck and balcony
Four Cat 5 and CATV main trunks lines from TC to utility entrance in garage
Surround sound system in Great Room with in-the-wall speakers
In wall stereo sound system in: Sunroom, Dining, Kitchen, Deck, Laundry, Study, Master Bedroom, Rec Room and the Guest room is wired to add on to system

Lighting:

Air-tight type on main floor, reducing air infiltration for energy efficiency
Extensive use of 12-volt type can lights on main floor with slotted aperture for precise control of light
Five 12 -volt at corners on front of house
Ten 12-volt lights illuminate retaining wall opposite guest parking area
30′ fiberglass pole in front yard
“Multiset” 5 scene dimmer control system in Great Room
“onset” single scene dimmer control system throughout house

Future construction: Structural, wiring, ducting, and/or plumbing has been installed for the following additions:

Radon abatement system (3 locations)
Second evaporative cooler at west end of house
Hot tub on deck, either electric or gas fired
Electric or gas range in Mudroom/Hall
Laundry type sink in Mudroom/Hall
Hydronic forced air heater in garage
Active solar plumbing from mechanical room to attic
Powered sunshade circuits for south Sunroom windows and Kitchen skylights
Electric weather station at Control Center in Kitchen
Wiring for attic or rooftop antenna
Two 2″ dia. conduit chases between mechanical room and attic
Conduit chase from each main floor electric panel to attic for future electric additions
Conduit chase from attic to Kitchen cooktop for converting to electric if desired
1-1/4″ dia. underground conduit chase from utility entry point in garage to Red Ridge Trail for future communications technology such as fiber optics
Anchors in foundation for suspension bridge across creek from deck

Features of Red Ridge Trail Home

admin — Sun, 05 Jul 2009 14:35:37 +0000

Home Features:

The design and construction of this home demonstrate an attention to detail and devotion to thoughtful planning that go far beyond what is seen in most “luxury” homes. Not only is this a beautiful and functional living space to inhabit in its current form, but the construction includes built-ins and inclusions for potential transformations of space such as a mother-in-law apartment if ever desired. Though the setting has a rustic feel, this is most definitely not rustic living!

Features and Conveniences

Living & Dining Room Features and Photos:

Fireplace hearth in Great Room is also of “Juperano Columbo” granite
Fireplace surround (floor to ceiling) and hearth face is compose of stone collected from the property
Arch windows in Great Room and above front entry door
Custom maple entertainment center

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Kitchen Features:

“Juperana Columbo” granite countertops
Custom, natural finish maple cabinets (also in Master Bath and Guest Bath)
Stainless steel gas Dacor cooktop and a Dacor 30″ electric oven with a stainless steel hood
Ultra quiet Asko dishwasher, with a stainless steel interior.
Broan trash compactor
Velux fixed skylights

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Sunroom Features:

Shelter aluminum clad awning and fixed windows
Velux motorized operable skylights with rain sensor auto-close
Plumbed for drip irrigation system
In-wall stereo system

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Master Bedroom/Bath, Library and Office Features:

Large windows with amazing views
Sound insulation
Ceiling fan
Attic access in master bedroom closet
Aquatic Industries “Pompano” Jetted tub and temperature compensating shower heads (dual)
In-wall stereo system

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Other Rooms and Features:

Handicapped accessible guest bath and guest bedroom
Basement office with large windows and views
Large bright dining room
Beautiful library with large windows, views and light
Dumb waiter comes up from garage to a large pantry with two extra refrigerators located around the corner and out of sight from the kitchen.

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Security & Safety:

Approved fire sprinkler system with 61 heads, most of which are concealed type
Wired for security system with 48 detection devices including water detection devices at dishwashers and clothes washer
19 interconnected smoke alarms as well as carbon monoxide alarms at bedrooms
Concealed, locking, in-floor vault and larger concealed underfloor storage area

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Red Ridge Trail Recreation

admin — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 19:56:04 +0000

Recreation:

Whether you desire quiet hikes on your own private land, miles of mountain biking trails or fishing and boating at nearby Horsetooth Reservoir, this property is a dream. Just choose your adventure!

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Recreation ON the property of 6166 Red Ridge Trail

There are lots of hills, jumps and trails for the avid mountain biker and the owners have even created their own hills and jumps:

On the property are two intermittent streams. . .

. . .as well as opportunities to do a bit rock climbing!

During the winter you can take the family sledding without even piling into the car!

You can also enjoy watching the wildlife without ever having to leave the house:

Recreation near 6166 Red Ridge Trail

Right outside the front door of 6166 Red Ridge Trail, is Lory State Park and Horsetooth Mountain Park (also known as Horsetooth Mountain Open Space), both parks offering outdoor recreation opportunities that rival that of any wilderness area along the Front Range. This home is only 1.5 miles from some of the most scenic and pristine areas in the Front Range! And with only minutes to Fort Collins, you can’t ask for a better location!

We’ll begin with Lory State Park, south of 6166 Red Ridge Trail

Lory State Park contains 20 miles of trails designed for every level of hiker and mountain biker. Click HERE for a list of the trails and description of each. View the TRAIL MAP and you’re on your way!

View of the reservoir from Outlook Trail

For the mountain bike enthusiast, you can enjoy The Corral Center Mountain Bike Park where riders of all ages can take advantage of dirt jumps, a pump track and a skills area. In addition to hiking and mountain biking, there are a number of other activities to enjoy in Lory State Park:

Don’t forget to register those boats, OVHs, and snowmobiles. Each link will allow you to fill out and print a registration form to send in.

Fees to enter Lory State Park: A daily pass is $6 per vehicle, or $3 per person entering the park on foot, bike, or horse. The $3 also includes Horsetooth Mountain Open Space if entering without a vehicle. Camping is $10 per night, plus $6 for a vehicle or $3 without. Group Picnic Area fees vary. To reserve a picnic area, call 970-493-1623.

To the south of Lory State Park is Horsetooth Mountain Park

Horsetooth Mountain Open Space is adjacent to Lory State Park consisting of 2,711 acres west of Horsetooth Reservoir and 29 miles of trails. Most trails are dog, horse, and bike-friendly as well. Click HERE for a list of trails, their mileage and difficulty level. This MAP will help you decide which trail to tackle first! Horsetooth Rock is probably one of the most well known landmarks of the park, if not Fort Collins.

The hike to the top of the rock is about 3.2 miles on a well-maintained and traveled dirt trail where both dogs and bikes are welcome. It’s a moderate hike that even the novice hiker will be able to partake in. Once you reach the top, you won’t find better, more beautiful views of Fort Collins and the Front Range.

Behind Horsetooth Rock, are gorgeous views of Roosevelt National Forest. The elevation at the top is 7,255, nearly 2,000 feet above the reservoir.

Horsetooth Falls is also a popular destination that is a must-see. It is considered an easy, 2.25 mile hike. Parking is available at two locations: the Horsetooth Mountain Open Space trailhead parking area, immediately off CR 38 E approximately 5 – 6 miles west of the intersection of Harmony and Taft Hill in Fort Collins, and the Soderberg Open Space trailhead parking area, accessed by following signs to Inlet Bay off of Shoreline Drive. A park permit of $6 a vehicle is required and there are pay stations located in the parking areas.

Obviously one of the biggest draws is Horsetooth Reservoir. Open year round, this 1,900 acre, 6.5 mile body of water is a favorite for boating, fishing, water skiing, and camping. Got kayaks? Meander around and discover hidden coves–a perfect evening getaway to watch the sun set and only minutes from 6166 Red Ridge Trail.

Horsetooth Reservoir Photos

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