2030 N Nevada Ave Colorado Springs, CO 80907
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Set on a corner lot in the Old North End, this updated Dutch Colonial blends timeless architecture w/ modern upgrades in one of Colorado Springs' most iconic neighborhoods. Positioned just blocks from Downtown, the home offers 1 car detached garage, convenient side street parking, a private backyard, & walkable access to schools, parks/trails, restaurants, Lincoln Center, Colorado College, Patty Jewett & Penrose Hospital. Covered porch entry opens to main level w/ 9’ceilings & engineered wood floors that flows throughout the main level. The open & bright great room is anchored by the original coal-burning fireplace w/ a newer floor to ceiling stacked stone surround. Archway leads into an open flexible dining area & fully remodeled kitchen. Tall baseboards, & modern lighting bring a clean, newer feel. The gourmet kitchen features expansive island w/ quartz counters, a 5-burner gas range, stainless appliances, & walk-out access to the back deck. Completing the main level is a bedroom w/ large closet & private attached ¾ bath, & a separate laundry room off the kitchen w/new luxury vinyl plank floor & all new paint. Upstairs, the remodeled primary suite offers a walk-in closet & private spa-like bath w/ glass shower & views of the mountains. The oversized secondary bedroom has room for a sitting/play area, & easy access to full bath across the hall, complete w/ clawfoot tub & vintage-inspired touches. All new carpet throughout the upper-level bedrooms/hallway/stairs. Out back, enjoy a deck w/ a pergola that overlooks the fire pit, & fully fenced maintenance free landscaped yard. In the front yard enjoy the raised garden beds & large porch offers a place to relax & interact w/ neighbors. Bonus items include storage shed, detached 1-car garage, central A/C, high-speed internet, stucco exterior & vinyl windows. This home is a must see!
Source: PPMLS #5046993
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