27 Terrace Dr Pueblo, CO 81001
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About this home
Best of both worlds! Single Family Residential style living but legally described as a Townhome. No shared walls and a good size lot but the homeowner’s association handles grounds maintenance and snow removal up to your front door, trash removal and also contributes a portion toward your exterior trim paint. The neighborhood includes access to a common area gazebo, ideal for small gatherings or simply relaxing in the fresh air. This charming 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home boasts 1,588 square feet of comfortable living space, is lovingly maintained, featuring modern updates and outdoor charm. Step inside to discover thoughtful touches like newer windows throughout, stylish light fixtures, newer ceiling fans, decorative wood accents and custom touches throughout. The kitchen is bathed in natural light thanks to an added solar tube and offers a cozy, custom-built dining space—perfect for morning coffee, lively gatherings around the table or late-night snacks. Downstairs, durable LVP style flooring blends style and durability while you enjoy the warmth that radiates from the room's pellet stove. The primary bedroom and bathroom have also been refreshed, including a recently updated walk in shower. The finished basement offers multiple use opportunities; could even be used as a (non-conforming) 4th bedroom. Outside, enjoy your private fenced patio with convenient gated access to the neighborhood RV and storage parking lot. As an added bonus, you’re under half a mile from University Park and a short drive to Natural Grocers, the Pueblo Mall and other popular shopping, dining and entertainment amenities including the Walking Stick Golf Course! With a newer roof and whole-house humidifier, this home offers comfort and convenience. Whether you’re looking for your first home or a fresh start, this property accommodates your needs in a well-kept community!
Source: PPMLS #6757175
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