Old Town Fort Collins Living at its Finest

Old Town Living at its Finest 
1150 Mountain Avenue
Fort Collins, CO



Older Post, this home has sold. We would be happy to help you find something similar!

Single Family Home built in 1930 with a 6,822 SqFt lot in Old Town

Home sweet home on Mountain Avenue! This 3 bedroom/ 2 bath charmer has gorgeous wood floors, large open rooms and is perfect for entertaining.Premium location Trolley/City Park/Old Town/ CSU just a short walk. Beaver's market and "Little" restaurant a half blk. The backyard has a custom Trex deck, flagstone patio, 2 car garage with attached workshop, fire pit, garden with flower beds/lilac tree, sprinkler system plus the mature oak tree provides wonderful shade. Licensed Airbnb is transferable. Click through for details  Listing: Lisa MIchie 970 310 8682
Location: Fort Collins, CO 1150 W Mountain Ave, Fort Collins, CO 80521, USA

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