Active Properties in Loveland
4612 Hahns Peak Dr, Loveland CO 80538
Enjoy low-maintenance living in this third-floor end-unit condo with beautiful mountain views and no neighbors above for added peace and quiet. With elevator access, handicap accessibility, and an attached garage, this home offers true convenience and easy main-floor living. Inside, you will find vaulted ceilings, wood flooring throughout the main living area, and a bright open layout. The kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and upgraded cabinetry; all appliances are included. Step outside to your private balcony and take in the views. Previously operated as a successful EXECUTIVE/FURNISHED SHORT TERM RENTAL with low vacancies, this home has proven to have strong appeal for traveling nurses and professionals seeking an easy commute. Ideally located near the 25 and 34 exchange, commuting is simple and convenient. You are just minutes from restaurants, shopping, and MCR Hospital, making everyday errands and dining out effortless. The clubhouse next door adds
557 E 9th St, Loveland CO 80537
Welcome to 557 E 9th St - a rare pairing of location and value in the heart of Loveland. The seller is offering an interest rate buy-down of 3% of the purchase price ($14,550) to lower your monthly payment and make this home more affordable from day one. You're a short walk from Natural Grocers, Sprouts, the 4th Street restaurants and breweries, and the Loveland Chilson Recreation Center and Library, with easy access to the Loveland Recreation Trail - and Rocky Mountain National Park and Larimer County recreation areas like Devil's Backbone are minutes away.The large, oversized two-car garage is a standout for car enthusiasts - a true workshop-caliber space for vehicles, tools, and mechanical projects.Inside, the home has been thoughtfully updated throughout: new light fixtures, double-pane windows, and a freshly renovated upstairs bathroom finished with a diamond-coated shower door. A new wood-burning chimney anchors the living space for cool Colorado evenings, while a whole-home wate
1032 W US Highway 34 , Loveland CO 80537
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2909 Pronghorn Ct, Loveland CO 80537
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10050 Buckhorn Ridge Way, Loveland CO 80538
Bring your own builder and create the custom Colorado home you've always envisioned. Nestled within the prestigious gated community of Buckhorn Ranch, these exceptional homesites offer breathtaking mountain and valley views, abundant open space, privacy, and tranquility just 20 minutes west of Loveland and Fort Collins. Select walk-out lots are available, providing outstanding opportunities for custom home design.Raw water requirements have been satisfied, with domestic water provided by Little Thompson Water District and electric service available through Poudre Valley REA at the lot line. Outbuildings are permitted subject to HOA approval.Enjoy easy access to some of Northern Colorado's most sought-after outdoor destinations, including Horsetooth Reservoir, Bobcat Ridge Natural Area, Devil's Backbone Open Space, the Big Thompson River, and Poudre Canyon. Whether your passion is hiking, biking, boating, fishing, wildlife viewing, or simply enjoying the beauty of Colorado, Buckhorn Ran
10339 Buckhorn Ridge Way, Loveland CO 80538
Bring your own builder and create the custom Colorado home you've always envisioned. Nestled within the prestigious gated community of Buckhorn Ranch, these exceptional homesites offer breathtaking mountain and valley views, abundant open space, privacy, and tranquility just 20 minutes west of Loveland and Fort Collins. Select walk-out lots are available, providing outstanding opportunities for custom home design.Raw water requirements have been satisfied, with domestic water provided by Little Thompson Water District and electric service available through Poudre Valley REA at the lot line. Outbuildings are permitted subject to HOA approval.Enjoy easy access to some of Northern Colorado's most sought-after outdoor destinations, including Horsetooth Reservoir, Bobcat Ridge Natural Area, Devil's Backbone Open Space, the Big Thompson River, and Poudre Canyon. Whether your passion is hiking, biking, boating, fishing, wildlife viewing, or simply enjoying the beauty of Colorado, Buckhorn Ran
Community of Loveland
Loveland is known as the "Sweetheart City." Each year, hundreds of Valentines are packaged inside larger envelopes and sent to Loveland, where volunteers hand-stamp them with that year’s Valentine verse and share their passion for this land of love across the globe.
Loveland has a thriving arts scene that inspires passion in many residents. Numerous nationally acclaimed sculptors call Loveland home. You can see their work at area galleries and tour the foundries. The Benson Park Sculpture Garden contains impressive collection and you will find interesting artwork throughout the city.
The Rialto Theatre opened in 1920 as a Silent Movie Theatre it has been lovingly restored and hosts performing arts groups & musicians and business meetings. In keeping with tradition, the Rialto periodically features silent films with live music accompaniment.
Loveland has a thriving downtown area full of charm. There are 25 city parks, including North Lake Park on the lovely and centrally located Lake Loveland, and Boyd Lake State Park, a boater/angler/water skiers paradise just outside of town, Loveland is big on recreation.
Loveland is big on beauty. It's nestled against the Rocky Mountains and is a hop skip and a jump from Rocky Mountain National Park.
Education
Thompson School District competes on the state level. Its ACT scores are above the state average. For higher education, Loveland is close proximity to Fort Collins home of Colorado State University, Boulder University of Colorado and Greeley University of Northern Colorado.
Health Care
Banner Health’s McKee Medical Center and University of Colorado Health’s Medical Center of the Rockies offer Loveland residents a full complement options in health care.
Employment
Major employers include Agilent Technologies, Thompson School District, McKee Medical Center and Wal-Mart Distribution Center.
Festivals
Each August, the city hosts Sculpture in the Park, a world-renowned outdoor sculpture show attended by 150,000 art lovers.
July 4th Festival and Fireworks at North Lake Park 275 on Taft Ave, Loveland Summer Concerts July 7 at 6:30-9pm located at Loveland’s Foote Lagoon Amphitheater behind the Civic Center Municiple Buildings, Corn Roast Festival, Blues Festival, Ice Cream Festival,2022 People’s Tiny House Festival, Loveland Fine Art Invitational Aug 12- August 14th at Loveland High School and Winter Wonderlights.
The Ranch Fall Festival Saturday October 8th- 9th,
Thompson River Ranch Park hosts a Fall Festival Sat. October 1st at 11:00 am.
Shopping
Loveland offers a wide variety of shopping from antique shops in historic downtown to bargains at outlet stores to The Promenade Shops at Centerra lifestyle center.
Stats
Population: 70,223
Elevation: 4982 ft.
Climate: Nearly 300 days of sunshine per year and 14 inches of precipitation.
Geography: 45 miles from Denver, 22 miles from Ft. Collins, 20 miles from Greeley.
Churches: There are over 60 churches serving every denomination.
Median family income: $73,907
Recreation
The city park system is extensive in Loveland. There are over 25 city parks, plus two mountain parks nearby. The Loveland Sports Park boasts a synthetic turf Championship Field with terraced seating, field lighting, sand volleyball courts, basketball courts, inline hockey rinks and a skate park. If you like to hit the links, the Northern Colorado region has experienced a golf boom in recent years and there are literally dozens of courses within an hour’s drive, including three city-owned facilities.
Loveland is "The Gateway to the Rockies.” It is where the Great Plains meet the foothills of the Rocky Mountains. Skiers are about three hours away from world-class slopes; hikers and campers have hundreds of miles of trails to choose from in Rocky Mountain National Park (30 minutes away); anglers can cast their flies in countless, pristine mountain streams and nearby lakes. Boyd Lake State Park offers options for boaters, anglers, water skiers and beach goers.