Real Estate For Sale in Fort Collins - Hearthfire Neighborhood
The homes in the Hearthfire subdivision were built in the early 2000’s, making them much more reasonably priced than other, newer homes in the area. If you are looking to buy real estate in the Northern Colorado area and desire a property with easy access to Fort Collins’ historic Old Town, the properties in the Hearthfire subdivision area may be exactly what you are looking for. While some homes in the neighboring communities to the Hearthfire area are newer, they also come with much higher price points for not very much more square feet. Hearthfire homes offer the buyer 2,3, and 4 Bedroom, 2 and 3 Bathroom houses for a low to mid-price range for the Northern Colorado region. The houses in the Hearthfire subdivision themselves provide a manageable and quite comfortable 1,950 to 2,950 square feet in size, with lot sizes much larger for any potential buyer who is interested in agriculture.
Available Fort Collins Homes - Hearthfire Neighborhood
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Learn About Hearthfire Neighborhood in Fort Collins
On the downside of owning a home in the Hearthfire area is the limited accessibility to schools in Poudre School District (one of the best in the country). But if you don’t mind either driving your children a moderate distance yourself to school, or having them use the fully accommodating bus system provided by Poudre School District to get to their schools, then this shouldn’t be a problem, nor a reason to avoid viewing the beautiful homes in the Hearthfire community. Among the closest schools to Hearthfire residents are Rice Elementary School, Tavelli Elementary School, Eyestone Elementary School, Wellington Middle School, Lincoln Middle IB World School, and Poudre High School.
On the upside of owning a home in the Hearthfire area is the extremely close proximity to Fort Collins’ historic Old Town. Comparable to other historic downtown communities in Colorado such as the 16th Street Mall in Downtown Denver and the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, a Hearthfire homes resident could spend an entire weekend in Fort Collins’ historic Old Town and not get the full experience due to the richness of the community. Not only are there amazing Art Galleries, Plays, and Independent Films provided to the public every weekend, there are concerts and citywide events (such as Tour de Fat, New West Fest, FORTober Fest, Taste of Fort Collins, and The Great Peach Festival) that are routinely held throughout the year for Hearthfire homes residents to enjoy. In addition to the unique Fort Collins culture to experience in Old Town, there are the most breweries and brewery tours in all of Northern Colorado offered to Old Town tourists as well as the most restaurants per square mile in the entire nation to be explored and enjoyed by Hearthfire homes residents.
Surprisingly, with how close they are located to Fort Collins’ Old Town (about five to ten minutes), the homes in the Hearthfire subdivision are priced extremely low for how nice they are. If you are in the market to buy a home in the Fort Collins area, you owe it to yourself to contact a Fort Collins realtor about a Hearthfire home today.
On the upside of owning a home in the Hearthfire area is the extremely close proximity to Fort Collins’ historic Old Town. Comparable to other historic downtown communities in Colorado such as the 16th Street Mall in Downtown Denver and the Pearl Street Mall in Boulder, a Hearthfire homes resident could spend an entire weekend in Fort Collins’ historic Old Town and not get the full experience due to the richness of the community. Not only are there amazing Art Galleries, Plays, and Independent Films provided to the public every weekend, there are concerts and citywide events (such as Tour de Fat, New West Fest, FORTober Fest, Taste of Fort Collins, and The Great Peach Festival) that are routinely held throughout the year for Hearthfire homes residents to enjoy. In addition to the unique Fort Collins culture to experience in Old Town, there are the most breweries and brewery tours in all of Northern Colorado offered to Old Town tourists as well as the most restaurants per square mile in the entire nation to be explored and enjoyed by Hearthfire homes residents.
Surprisingly, with how close they are located to Fort Collins’ Old Town (about five to ten minutes), the homes in the Hearthfire subdivision are priced extremely low for how nice they are. If you are in the market to buy a home in the Fort Collins area, you owe it to yourself to contact a Fort Collins realtor about a Hearthfire home today.
