One of the owners is not only an Interior Designer, but also an Antique Dealer that works both in Colorado and France. The property also has a second electric meter set if the new owners wish to add solar to the home. This will be determined by the title company. Any mineral rights known will transfer but rights are doubtful. Although the owners have no water shares they often get free tail water from Big T Irrigation and it is possible to lease or purchase shares of Big T. There are three feeder ditches cut into the hay field. The property also has ditch rights to the Culver Lateral Ditch. The water for the home, landscape and gardens is supplied by Little Thompson Water District. Recreation within 30 minutes or less include hiking, cycling, boating, camping, golf, skiing, and kayaking to name a few. There is a large array of birds including Coopers Hawks, Great Blue Heron, Hummingbirds, and occasionally Bald Eagles. There is a resident small flock of wild turkeys, both White Tail and Mule Deer, bobcat, racoon and Elk along the river area seasonally. Wildlife abounds on this parcel due to the privacy, mature trees, shrubs, landscaping, the river and spring fed pond. The property is zoned Agricultural and is suitable for horses. A lateral ditch runs through the property. The current owners have practiced organic gardening methods since they bought the property seven years ago. The property also has hay ground in the front that is planted to Alfalfa and brome. All landscaped areas are irrigated including lawns. The property also has a spring fed pond, wonderful private patio and covered deck areas, garden with raised beds and unique Douglas Fir fencing that is deer proof. The Little Thompson River babbles through the south end of the acreage, with an elevated bank for relaxing. Mature stately trees, tasteful landscaping and garden areas create a park like setting with views of the Rocky Mountains, including Longs Peak and Mt Meeker. The 9 plus acres of the Fawn Creek Estate has a gentle slope towards the river. It is close to Longmont, Loveland and Boulder and every amenity imaginable. The property lies in a small valley on a dead-end road and is bordered on the south end by the Little Thompson River. Fawn Creek is located in rural north Longmont, close to the foothills of the Rocky Mountains.

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