Estes Park Weekly Home Guide Feb. 7, 2014

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By Marsha Yelick, Financial

Programs Coordinator

Special to the Trail-Gazette

I

ts a proven fact that thebeginning of the year isone of the best and eas-iest times to put your

inancial house in order.Cold weather and less

ours of sunlight give moredesk time to complete the

tasks. Tax season forcesorganization of last yearsrecords, and youve not evenspent much yet this year. Inshort, its a great time forgood intentions bringingsome new order and produc-

tivity to your financial life.The Estes Valley Librar ys

Common Cents Counts pro-gram is here to help, of fer-

ing many opportunities dur-ing the next eight weeks forbasic financial training andencouragement.

The popular five-seriesbasic financial educationclasses will be offered begin-

ning Tuesday, Feb. 18, con-tinuing on four more consec-utive Tuesday evenings, allat 7 p.m. Everything you

need to know in five short

sessions - youll be on yourway with clear direction for a

successful financial future.Although the classes aresequential, you may select

any that interest you and

meet your schedule. Theclasses are: Goal Setting andFinancial Planning (2/18),

Key Investment Concepts

(2/25), Retirement SavingsVehicles (3/4), CommonInvestment Types (3/11),and Managing Money Dur-ing Retirement (3/18).

Theres a fun, motivationalclass being re-offered on,

Feb. 26 at 7 p.m., Living onLess and Enjoying It More.According to instructor

SeeFINANCIAL, pg. 14

Get your financial house in order

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0 St. Vrain Rd. $120,000 1.47 Acres, 2 Sheds

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Jean. Rock & Folk. SweetBasilico. 5:30p.m.

Feb. 28: Arthur Lee Land.Acoustic. Rock Inn. 6 p.m.

Feb. 28: Dennis - Tobias Band.Rock. Cheesy Lees Pizza. 6p.m.

Feb. 28: Karaoke. Lonigans. 9p.m.

Rockies. 3:30 p.m.

Feb. 26: Open Mic with JustinFaye. Lonigans. 9 p.m.

Feb. 27: Bluegrass Jam. Rock

Inn. 6 p.m. Feb. 27: Ladies Night with TheDennis -Tobias Band. Rock. TheEstes Park Resort. 6 p.m.

Feb. 28: Dick Orleans & Diane

Audrey Peterbark. Tenor &Piano. The Stanley Hotel. 2 p.m.


Feb. 20: Bluegrass Jam. Rock

Inn. 6 p.m. Feb. 20: Ladies Night with TheDennis -Tobias Band. Rock. TheEstes Park Resort. 6 p.m.

Feb. 21: Dick Orleans & DianeJean. Rock & Folk. SweetBasilico. 5:30p.m.


Feb. 21. Lyons Funk. Rock Inn.

9 p.m.



Feb. 22: Just Jill. Acoustic.Rock Inn. 6 p.m.


Feb. 23: Lark Powers. Piano.The Stanley Hotel. 2 p.m.

Feb. 23: Trio Sonata. Violin,flute and piano. PresbyterianCommunity Church of the

Feb. 13: Ladies Night with TheDennis -Tobias Band. Rock. TheEstes Park Resort. 6 p.m.

Feb. 14: Sarah Caton.Acoustic. Rock Inn. 5 p.m.

Feb. 14: Dick Orleans & DianeJean. Rock & Folk. SweetBasilico. 5:30 p.m.


Feb. 14: Gristle GalsValentines Day Extravaganza.Gypsy Rock. Rock Inn. 9 p.m.

Feb. 15: The Q2 Strings, TheFour Horns & Rocky Recorders.Chamber Music. Shepherd of

the Mountains Lutheran Church.3 p.m.

Feb. 15: Lori Flynn. Acoustic.Rock Inn. 5 p.m.

Feb. 15: Dennis -Tobias Band.Rock. Cheesy Lees Pizza. 6p.m.


Feb. 15: Dennis - Tobias Band& James Moellers. Rock.Lonigans 9:30 p.m.

Feb. 16: Katie and Her Harp.Harp Music. The Rock Inn. 11a.m.

Feb. 16: Fred Peterbark and

Music &ntertainment

Trivia Night. Every Wednesday.Longz Mountain Grill. 7 p.m.

Feb. 7: Dick Orleans & Dianeean. Rock & Folk. SweetBasilico. 5:30p.m.


Feb. 7: Chain StationMountain Music. Bluegrass. TheRock Inn. 9 p.m.


Feb. 8: Tom Thomas. Acoustic.Rock Inn. 5 p.m.



Feb. 9: Amanda Valley. Piano.he Estes Park Resort. 10 a.m.

Feb. 9: Jerry Barlow. Finger-Style Celtic Guitar. The StanleyHotel. 2 p.m.


Feb. 13: Bluegrass Jam. RockInn. 6 p.m.

vemus c Estes Park RadioKREV 104.7 FM Estes Park Community radio.http://web.mac.com/krev1047KREV1047/home.htm

Monday-Friday6--9 a.m. Morning Music

9--10 a.m. Whats the Word

10--Noon Sounds from the

50sNoon--2 p.m. Jazz and Big Band

2--3 p.m. Lux Radio Theater

3--4 p.m. Afternoon Classical

4--5 p.m. Footlight Parade

5--7 p.m. Dinner Music

7--9 p.m. Evening Classical

9--11 p.m. Lights Down Low

11 p.m.--6 a.m. All Night

Music

Saturday6--9 a.m. Morning Music

9--1 a.m. Old Time Radio

Shows

11 a.m.--1 p.m. Music

1920s -1940s

1--3 p.m. Pauls Show

3--5 p.m. An Into the Music

5--7 p.m. Hwy 61

7--9 p.m. Dinner Music Easy

Listening

9 p.m.--12 a.m. Evening

Classical

12 -- 6 a.m. All-Night Music

Sunday6--8 a.m. Praise Music

8--10 a.m. Hymns

10--11 a.m. Inspirational

Messages

11 a.m.--1 p.m. Pauls Show

1--3 p.m. Afternoon Classical

3--5 p.m. Folk Music

5--7 p.m. Dinner Music

7--9 p.m. Traditional Jazz

9 p.m.--Midnight Evening

Classical

Midnight-- 6 a.m. All-Night Music

FIRST COLORADO REALTYWhen you want to know about

Estes Park area real estate, call the experienced professionals

at First Colorado Realty. We specialize in primary and vacation

homes and condos, vacant land and commercial property.

Call 586-3333 or 800-401-7750.

PEAK REALTY

When you are looking for your perfect piece of the Rockies, get

the power of Peak Realty. Call us at 800- 530-8812 or, locally,

970-586-9551. Stop by our new location at 433A West Elkhorn

Ave. in Estes Park.

COLDWELL BANKER - ESTES VILLAGE PROPERTIES

Where the Estes Valley has been coming for real estate solutions

for over 25 years. We combine Coldwell Bankers global

resources with our local expertise and small-town way of doing

business to make your real estate transactions both successful

and enjoyable. For the most complete and current listings in the

Estes Valley, visit us at 320 E. Elkhorn, call us at 586-4425, or

toll-free at 1-800-726-1405. Or visit us at

www. estesparkrealestate.com.

MOUNTAIN PARADISE REAL ESTATE

For 32 years of real estate experience in Estes Park,

call (970) 586-0713 or visit our website at

www. mountainparadiserealestate.com.

PRUDENTIAL TEAM REALTY

Dating back to 1875, the Prudential name, along with the Rock

logo, has stood for strength, stability and integrity. When home

buyers and sellers see a Prudential Team Realty sign in your

yard, they will link the Rock with remarkable service, quality

and trust. Prudential Team Realty in Estes Park adds to this

image with over 165 years of combined Broker real estate

experience. Visit our ofce in the Stanley Village Shopping

Center.

RE/MAX MOUNTAIN BROKERS

RE/MAX Associates average twice the experience & three times

as many sales per agent than other real estate professionals.

When its time to sell or buy, its time to turn to RE/MAX. The

hometown experts with a world of experience. Call today.

970-586-5324 or 1-800-827-8780. Tour our listings at

www.remaxmountain- brokers-estes-park-colorado.com.

RANGE REALTY

We are the oldest real estate company in Estes Park, offering

you professional and friendly service for all your real estate

needs. Please call us at 970-586-2345, or visit our website, at

www.rangerealty.com

Realtor Register

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By Lanty McCartney


A

cclaimed Celtic fin-gerstyle guitarist

Jerr y Barlow isreturning to theEstes Park Music FestivalWinter Concert Series thisSunday at the Stanley Hotel.Barlow will perform at 2 p.m.Feb. 9 in the MacGregorBallroom at the StanleyHotel.

Barlow is a warm, accessi-

ble performer and storytell-er.

His unique and skillfullydelivered repertoire incorpo-rates favorite traditional piec-es as well as his own Celtic-inspired compositions. Hisexpressive arrangements oflively jigs, spirited reels, andhaunting airs is described as

music to soothe the soul,warm the heart and lift thespirit.

In concert, Baarlow bringstraditional Celtic tunes aliveby sharing the history,humor, and legends behindthe music.

Jerry Barlow a per-

former who is skilled, funnyand riveting. Out of themany musicians performingoday, the vast majority are

skilled in either performingon their instrument or inentertaining an audience. Its

ery rare and extremelyenjoyable to see a musicianat the very top of his craft in

oth areas, says ScottBeach, director of ColoradoCeltic Entertainment.

Barlows latest CD, Twashe Night, Songs of Christ-

mas, was released in earlyDecember of 2013 to excel-lent reviews.

His 2011 recording, Fieldsand Fences, was one of five

nominees for InstrumentalAlbum of the Year by theIndependent Music Associa-tion.

The Indie Acoustic Proj-ect, an international awardthat celebrates the best inde-

pendent acoustic music,selected the title song fromBarlows CD, Bring Downthe Storm, as one of thebest songs of 2006.

Music from all of Barlows

recordings can be heard reg-ularly on National PublicRadio stations.

He has been featured inFingerstyle Guitar magazine,and was profiled in the Feb-ruary, 2011, issue of CelticConnection.

He has performed in theGates Auditorium for the

University of Denvers Lam-ont School of Music, theArvada Center for thePerforming Arts, and is afavorite of High plainspublic radios Living RoomConcert Series in Amarillo,Texas.

For more information, con-tact the music festival busi-

ness office at 970-586-9519or visit estesparkmusicfesti-val.org.

To receive weekly updatesof concerts and upcomingevents, send an email [email protected].

Jerry Barlow

ar ow o per orm a an eyIf you goWhat:Jerry Barlow, Celticfingerstyle guitarist

Program:Among the manyCeltic folk songs: CeceliasBells, The Chase, LockLomond and Little BeggarMan

When:Sunday, Feb. 9, @ 2p.m.

Where:MacGregor Ballroom,main building, Stanley Hotel

Cost:$10 at the door or

save by subscription: $80 fora block of ten tickets of yourconcert choice of the WinterSeries with no expirationdate. Children and studentsadmitted free

More Informatioin:Thisconcert is sponsored byEstes Park Chiropractic. TheWinter Series 2013-2014 isdedicated to our friend and

founding member, MalWalker.

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For the Trail-Gazette

T

he Estes Park Muse-um will offer spaceand instruction on

how to organize aollection of your photo-raphs in a format and

design you will cherish forears to come on Sundays,

Feb. 16, March 16, and April27 from 1:30 to 4:30 p.m..

rchival quality HeritageBook Starter Kits are avail-able for sale or simply bring

in your own supplies andork with others in a fun

and creative environment.This is a great time of year

o make the effort to pre-serve your photographs.

Staff is on hand to assistand make quality copies ofimages for you at $0.50 persheet of paper. Cost is $5 for

eneral admission, or $3 forembers of the Museum

Friends. No reservations areecessary.The museum will provide

he space and supply tables,scissors, and a paper cutter.Participants are welcome to

ring along their own mate-

ials or purchase other archi-al supplies in the museumshop.

Plan to attend one after-oon or all three. Museum

staff is here to help.Located at 200 Fourth

Street, the Estes Park Muse-m is open on Fridays and

Saturdays from 10 a.m. until

5 p.m. and Sundays from 1ntil 5 p.m.The mission of the Estes

Park Museum is to collect,interpret and preserve local

istory, as well as to presentexhibits, programs andevents for the education and

enefit of residents and visi-ors of all ages.

For more information callhe Estes Park Museum at70 586 6256 or visit theuseums website at

ww.estes.org/museum.Admission to the gallery isfree.

Courtesy Photo/ Trail-Gazette

This group of local women work on preserving their family photographs.

et a hold o your her tage

Pat Greenberg

displays pages

from her Heri-

tage Book, cre-

ated with sup-

plies from the

museum shop

and her own cre-

ativity.Courtesy Photo/

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Acouple of Fridaysago, I told every-one in my life thatI was going to bed

and I was going to take the

phone off the hook, turn offall electronics that had theremote possibility of waking

e up, put cereal on thecounter for those who need-ed breakfast, I threatenedsevere bodily injury if any-one under the height of 6 3

udged, prodded or whis-ered at me, pulled the

blinds and slept as late as mybody allowed. What was Idoing to be this tire? My

ody was tired and I neededto listen to what it was say-ing to me.

We use terms like exhaus-ion, weakness and fatigue to

describe different levels ofeing tired.

The impor tant thing tonderstand is that each of

hese terms are symptoms.Symptoms of some other

ause that is making you feelhis way.

Yes, they could be symp-oms of something serious,ike a specific disease or

hysical ailment. They could

also be symptoms occurringfrom lifestyle issues that areoccurring in your life. So thefirst thing to do is to figureout whats happening in yourlife thats making you sotired.

Fatigue is a feeling oftiredness, exhaustion, orlack of energy.

You may feel mildlyfatigued because of over-work, poor sleep, boredom,poor nutrition, lack of exer-cise and stress.

Any illness, such as a coldor the flu, may cause fatigue,which usually goes away asthe illness clears up. Most ofthe time, if mild fatigueoccurs it should improvewhen the stressor or issue isremoved from your life. Iffatigue lasts longer than acouple of weeks, you mightwant to visit your favoritehealth professional. Thiskind of fatigue could be anindication of a more serious

health problem.

Now in my case, I knewwhy my body was physicallyexhausted and heres what Idid about it.

First, I listened to my bodyand I recognized its tired-ness. I went through a pro-cess of figuring out what Iwas doing and not doing toreach this state of exhaus-tion. Heres what I discov-ered:

Rest and exercise. Exer-cise and rest. They are both

culprits in the exhaustionequation. First, exercise isimportant to avoid fatigue,tiredness and exhaustion.Individuals who do not exer-cise on a regular basis suffermore from fatigue issuesthan individuals who exer-cise on a regular basis. Exer-cise is an energy booster.With that being said, exer-cising too much without theappropriate amount of restcan also be a culprit ofexhaustion and fatigue. Is ita fine line? Not really,because most of us dontexercise at a repeated inten-sity that would cause ourbodies to be physically

exhausted from exerciseitself. Most of us exercise atan intensity level that is per-fect for health.

Rest (or sleep), on the

other hand, could be more ofa factor in this exhaustionequation. Sleep alone cancause many terrible healthissues, including majorfatigue and exhaustion. Areyou getting enough sleep?Are you sleeping well? Areyou sleeping well on a regu-lar basis? If you dont rest or

sleep your body will not havethe opportunity to heal,repair itself or energize itselffrom the cellular level on upto being able to function.

Nutrition. Its easy towant to skimp on eatingwhen our lives get busierand harder. We must makesure that we are replacing

important nutrients and calo-ries that our bodies areusing. This is true on a dailybasis, if you do not eat well,

you will feel fatigued andexhausted. Good nutrientsallow for energy productionand feeling well.

Vitamin and mineral

supplementation. With ourbusy lives and the frequentopportunities to not eat prop-erly, its important that yousupplement your body with agood healthy multi-vitamin.We use up many essentialseveryday that must bereplaced in order to keepour energy up. Vitamins are

important particularly if youare feeling fatigued.

Hydration. Hydration isa most important key in thefatigue equation. Make sureyou are staying hydratedwith straight-up water. Fol-low everything you drinkwith an equal por tion ofwater, its an easy way to

make sure you are gettingenough.

and by the way, I feelmuch better.

Beat the atigue: listen to your bodyHigh AltitudeHealthDeborah Holmes

MedX of Estes

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All real estate advertising in this newspaper issubject to the Fair Housing Act, whi ch makes itillegal to advertise any preference limitation ordiscrimination based on race, color, religion,sex, handicap, familial status, or nationalorigin, or an intention, to make any suchpreference, limitation, or discrimination.Familial status includes children under the ageof 18 living with parents or legal custodians;pregnant women and people securing custodyof children under 18. This newspaper will notknowingly accept any advertising for realestate which is in violation of the law. Ourreaders are hereby informed that all dwellingsadvertised in this newspaper are available onan equal opportunity basis. To complain ofdiscrimination, call HUD toll-free at1-800-669-9777. The toll-free number for thehearing impaired is 1-800-927-9275.

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Lad and I worked a lottogether on a largeranch, caring for thecattle, haying and

such. We had to re-build a

corral one winter. We hadthe time between the usualother chores and the corralwas getting in rough shape.

Since it was pretty cold, wewore heavy coats and gloves,earflaps, and the usual silkneckerchiefs around our

ecks.Mine was longer than the

standard ones, which wraparound your neck twice, withust enough left to tie a

square knot leaving the endsa couple inches or so inlength. It wasnt long enough

to wrap around my neckthree times, so the free endswere longer than usual. Icaught a lot of flack from theother hands on the ranchabout my pretty, necker-chief that blew in the wind.

The ranch owner rented aposthole digger, mounted ona skid steer tractor, and a fel-low who claimed to be anoperator to run it. Im surehe never handled heavyequipment in his life. Theholes werent in line, he

wouldnt spin the augur fastenough to lift the dirt out ofthe hole and never wentdeep enough.

Every time we had to re-

dig a post hole, there wasanother joke about the oper-ator, about the mis-alignmentof the hole or a hundred oth-er things. We both liked tolaugh and when other ranchhands were there to helpthey would get caught up inthe joking as well.

One particular day was

windier than usual and withbending over, hammering,sawing, digging, pulling andpushing, the ends of theneckerchief were alwaysblowing in the wind.

I had a cold and wascoughing quite a bit. In themiddle of a coughing spell,the wind whipped one end ofmy silk scarf over my mouth.

I sucked in a big breathand the end of the silk wil-drag. I couldnt get enoughair to breath, holler orsqueak.

Lad was trimming the endof a pole with a chain saw, sohe wouldnt have been ableto hear me anyway.

I could just imagine the

headlines of the local paper,Local man chokes on hisown scarf. It struck me fun-ny as I was trying to pull itout of my throat.

All of the hands on the

ranch were CPR certifiedand had just finished thecourse. I dont think Ladwould be good at CPR. Helooked up at me, pulling silk

out of my trachea and beganchuckling. I could hear hislaughter over the sound ofthe chainsaw. The more helaughed the harder hesqueezed the gas feed andthe louder the motor got.

I got the neckerchief out ofmy throat okay and we bothhad a good laugh at the situa-

tion, but I knew Id better tellthe story to the other cow-boys first, or he would makeit even more embarrassing.

Ride easy pards.....Vic,[email protected]

hoked: a tale o m sadventureRide Easy

PardVictor T. Anderson

financialfrompage9

Diana Laughlin, adjustment

of attitude about spending

money will create ample

opportunities for more sav-

ings, greater life-satisfaction,

a healthier life style and

reduced stress and worry.

Plan to be highly motivated

in one short hour (and moti-

vation is more than half thebattle).

How about reading a good

book about ways to accom-plish renewed financial vig-or? Check out Dave Ram-seys, The Total MoneyMakeover, during the nextsnowstorm. Its a quick andenjoyable read. Then joinThe Estes Valley Librar yFinancial Book Club in theWasson Room at 7 p.m., Feb.19 as the book is discussed.You do not need to be amember to attend, but spaceis limited, so reserve yourspot by sending an email [email protected] .

A new seminar on March24 at 7 p.m. will discussYour Childs FinancialFuture. This seminar fea-tures guest speaker WillMarshall, a local author con-cerned about the future ofour youth as they contendwith too much debt and notenough money skill.

All of these events areoffered at no-charge at thelibrary, but you must regis-ter to attend since seating islimited. Sign up online atestesvalleylibrary.org or bycalling (970) 586-8116.

$75 per couple, ($40 per individual)Appetizer at 6pm: Warm Brie

Entree Sampler: Filet, Chicken Teriyaki,

and Shrimp Scampi.

Vegetarian: Grilled Portobello Napoleon.

Meals include fresh green salad,

cranberry vinaigrette, blue cheese

crumbles and caramelized walnuts.

Served; Coee and tea

Jr. Quota girls provide desserts & open bar

Payments & Reservations must be to JQ Club

of Estes c/o MedX, 158 First St. by 2/14/14

For the Dance only ... Feb 14

At the View Restaurant

Live Music by the

Dennis Tobias Band

A Fun Photo Booth!

A Silent Auction

Dance is 7-10 pm

$20 per couple ($10 indiv.)

Valentines Day, February 14th at The View Restaurant

Jr. Quota Club Valentines Day, February 14th


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session scheduled for

Wednesday, Feb. 12 at 6 p.m.There is a registration fee of$30.

Register at www.LarimerS-BDC.org and please call 970-498-9295 to pre-pay. A 48-hour notice of cancellation isrequired for a refund.

The workshop is especial-

ly for businesses that arebuilding a new website orretooling their existing web-site. It will focus on the plan-ning phase of a website, uti-lizing goal setting, anunderstanding of ones visi-tors, and developing a mes-sage. The session will pro-

vide great tips on how to

brand a website througheffective copy, navigation,and placement, that ultimate-ly will help turn clicks intocalls.

Wednesdays instructor isReu Smith, owner of rfi Mar-keting in Fort Collins. As ateacher, Smith focuses onhelping others achieve suc-

cess in business by combin-ing his passion for peopleand fun with his expertise inmarketing, creativity, andcoaching. His unique style of

work uses wit and an innateunderstanding of his clientsto create individualized strat-egies that represent the soul

of each business. Throughhis years running rfi Market-

ing, Smith has seen the

good, the bad, and the uglyof marketing. He strives tobring each of his clients tothe next level and knowsthat success is often a stair-case instead of an escalator.

The Feb. 12 session willtake place in the WassonRoom of the Estes ValleyLibrary.

For additional informationon any workshops, contactthe library at (970) 586-8116or call the Estes Park EDCat 970-577-1031. More infor-mation about the LarimerSBDC and workshop regis-tration is available at Larim-erSBDC.org.

By Kurtis Kelly


The Estes ValleyLibrary and theEstes Park EconomicDevelopment Corpo-

ation (Estes Park EDC) areartnering to host severalpcoming workshops for

small business owners and

entrepreneurs.The Larimer Small Busi-ess Development Center

(Larimer SBDC) and its cer-ified business consultants

are providing the curriculumand instructors.

Planning and Building anEffective Website is the first

Reu Smith

Bus ness workshop: plann ngan effective website

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SPECTACULAR LOT in The Retreat witha level building site, mountain views,easy access and a very private location.Preliminary building plan available.

$67,000 925 Bulwark Ridge Dr

NEW FLOORING THROUGHOUT! 1 bdrm,1 bth,end unit, one level, no stairs. Renished Summer2013. HWBB, natural gas, common washer/dryer. Calltoday for appt.$ 14 2, 90 0 5 50 W. E lk ho rn A ve ., A -4

YEAR ROUND LIVING or seasonal get-a-way!Spacious 1 level condo w/ vaulted ceilings,spacious main living area, hot water BB heat. Closeto Rocky Mountain National Park & Downtown.$245,000 755 Elm Road 13

BEAUTIFUL CONDO on banks of Fall River inpremier vacation home/rental development. Fullyfurnished unit is move-in ready. On-site propertymanagement. Spacious 2 BR 1 BA$210,000 1400 David Dr 9

PRIVATELY LOCATED OFF FALL RIVER ROAD,Lot 1 of Deer Ridge Subdivision is a great place tobuild your mountain home. Plentiful wildlife. Levelbuilding envelope & utilities close by.$189,000 TBD Homestead Ln

COMFORTABLE LIVING SPACE1n this vintageEstes Park home. 3 BRs, 2 full baths, & large deck.Upgrades include remodeled kitchen, new ooring,new roof, & many newer windows. Great views!$239,000 845 Fawn Lane

FANTASTIC PANORAMIC MOUNTAIN VISTASView Longs Peak, Twin Sisters, Prospect Mountain& Lake Estes, Photovoltaic solar panels, Updatedkitchen, Granite counter tops & wood cabinets, deck.$245,000 1783 Olympian Ln

RARE, DUPLEX STYLE CONDO3 bdrm, 3 bthRanch Meadow condo, peaceful setting at back sideof subdivision, overlooking green belt & panoramicsnow cap views. So many extras & updates!$399,900 1508 Raven Circle A

BEAUTIFUL LODGE STYLE,one levelcondo. A perfect mountain retreat, or year roundliving. Great room w/ replace, eat-in kitchen.Master suite, plus 2nd suite with private entrance.$325,000 800 Macgregor Avenue, Unit D



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Christian Collinet, Broker/Owner 970-231-8570Penny Brisbin, Licensed Assistant to Christian CollinetDiane Visintainer, Administrative AssistantJanine Dawley, Office CoordinatorBrad Barnett, Broker Assoc. 970-212-6780

Julia Daley, Broker Assoc. 720-937-0806Becky Davis, GRI, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-405-9709Sue Magnuson, GRI, Broker Assoc 970-214-0319Judy Nystrom, GRI, Broker Assoc. 970-586-5053Glinda Doyle, Assistant to Judy Nystrom

Mike Richardson, GRI, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-215-2722Heidi Riedesel, CNE Broker Assoc. 970-691-7083Lori Smith, Broker Assoc. 970-232-5511Jack Smith, Broker Assoc. 970-231-7327Tom Thomas, Broker Associate 970-481-3619

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www.160ace.comEndless vistas overlooking The Village of Estes Park and TheContinental Divide beyond; total privacy and silence beyond words.A delightful forest of 160 acres, with mixed conifers, aspen grovesand magnicent rock formations. Main residence of 5800sf, 4+bedrooms and baths, with all the features of a luxurious mountainretreat. Carriage house for guests, corral for horses and 7 garagebays. 5 minutes from downtown, yet a world away...

$2,390,0002864 e. Hghwy 36

ey ivmTHE prime space at Aspenwood Professional Condosis now available for purchase! This large unit features1286sf of showroom/ofce space on the main level, with2 entrances plus over 1400sf of basement storage spaceplus a 3-bay drive-up. Great location for a bank, medicalor ofce space with outstanding visibility from Hwy 7.

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affordble Mounin LndRare Opportunity to live in the Mountains for a fractionof the cost. The owner is desperate to sell and has reducedthe price way below assessment value. Build your DreamHome a few minutes from downtown Estes and RockyMountain National Park. Enjoy the Peaceful and Quietenvironment with, Pine Trees, Rock Formations, andSouthern Exposure.

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One level living welcomes you to this 3 bedroom, 2bath home located just above downtown at the endof a private lane. 2-car attached garage, fenced yardand nice oorplan.

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Hug Vw ~ 3.5 acRanch style home on almost 3 1/2 acres in Rockwood Estatesboasts rock formations, mature trees, wonderful privacy,and open oor plan perfect for gatherings or everyday living.Greatroom with replace, vaulted ceilings, sunny kitchen anddining, fantastic hot tub atrium plus expansive outdoor livingspace. Unwind and take in the panoramic mountain views.

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Reserve your mountain retreat while still under construction!Two story condo w/ 2 master suites situated among the treeswith huge views of the Black Canyon and Lumpy Ridge.Greatroom with gas replace, 2 decks and beautiful nishesthroughout. Great second home and huge rental potential. Closeto town and hiking make this an ideal Estes Park get-away.

$429,000800 McGgo avu H-3

Ovloog h PoolFully furn ished top of the line Marys Lake Condolocatedpoolside! Greatrentalor weekendgetaway.Verywell appointed with an upper level suite for privacy andplenty of room on the main level for entertaining or justplain relaxing. This is a turnkey investment property.HOA dues includes exterior insurance, trash, sewer,water, electric, wi, cable tv and snow removal.

$175,0002625 My L ro U 18C

Be View in townGreat log home with the best views in town. This homehas it all - gorgeous log exterior, expansive views, largeopen oor plan, 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and muchmore. Sitting at 8400 feet in altitude you can see itallthe Roosevelt National Forest all around you andRocky Mountain National Park just minutes away.

$865,0003855 sr Wy

Woful Mou CbSituated across from the Big Thompson River, thiscabin features an open oor plan with large livingroom and wood burning replace, spacious kitchen, 2bedrooms, 1 bath and a wonderful enclosed sun room+ 1-car garage and storage. Large deck for entertaining& enjoying the sounds of the river. Motivated Seller!

$139,5002457 Us Hghwy 34

Op Floo PlONE LEVEL LIVING with a nice open oorplan. New carpet, wood oors and freshlypainted. Great room with vaulted ceilings anda spacious kitchen. Full size bath with laundrycloset. Relax on the charming covered frontporch. This home is perfect for rst time homebuyer or investor listed at $165,000. Call fordetails.

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Cb h WooDarling 3Bed/1Bath cabin in the woods on 2.13acres. Price includes a separate 1.33 acre parcel nextdoor. Separate parcel may be sold OR enjoyed as extra

acreage. Snow-capped Mummy Range Views seenthrough peaceful woods. Completely updated in 2007and barely used since. All rooms are on the main levelexcept for the loft bedroom.

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rocy Mou Log HomPrivacy and views await you at this radiant full loghome. It is ideal for your Colorado adventures with vebedrooms and three baths, including a bunk room with six

built in bunks. Over an acre ofnative landscape and rockoutcroppings to explore. Eat-in kitchen with skylight anddoor to the wrap around deck with views. Great Room withcathedral ceilings and wall to ceiling windows.

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