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Start with the number most buyers don't discover until they're three houses into their search: there is no metro district here. Annual taxes are lower than neighboring subdivisions and the HOA is $40 a month. The main floor is genuinely open — the family room flows straight into the eat-in kitchen, so whoever is cooking is still part of the conversation. Lots of storage, ceiling fans, smart thermostat. The refrigerator, oven and dishwasher stay. Upstairs: three bedrooms, a walk-in closet, and a loft that works as an office or second living area — with the laundry right there, so nobody hauls baskets up and down stairs. Two full bathrooms plus a half bath. Outside: a 7,579 sq ft corner lot with sprinklers front and back, established landscaping, and an attached two-car garage. Streets on two sides mean more light, fewer shared fences, and a side yard the interior lots don't get. Forced-air gas heat, central air, Weld County RE-3J schools, and quick access to I-76 for the Denver and DIA commute.

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