1784 James Park Trl Loveland, CO 80537

Listing details for 1784 James Park Trl, Loveland, CO 80537 : Do you have an adventurous spirit? Do you choose to live in Colorado because you love the outdoors and appreciate its rugged mountain beauty? Would you like to walk up to any window in your house and see a breathtaking view? Would you enjoy it if every guest (and every service person) complimented you on how awesome the views are? Would you like to see meteors streaking past the Milky Way, as hot tub jets relax you? Would you like some privacy? How does 35 acres sound? This home is thoughtfully designed and carefully constructed, in elegant, rustic style. A large, well-equipped kitchen will delight those who enjoy cooking. Multi-zone radiant floor heat feels great in the winter, and central air conditioning keeps things cool in the summer. Working from home is possible with super-reliable Starlink high-speed internet, upgraded by an optional high-performance antenna that practically laughs at inclement weather. Moving to the spacious outbuilding, you will find a well-equipped 2-floor studio whose uses are only limited by your imagination. At the other end, an open bay can easily store 3 vehicles side-by-side, plus is tall enough to store an RV. What really makes this property unique and ultra-desirable is its location; "The Eagle's Nest" would be a fitting name. To the west one sees beautiful forested mountains, with a great view of Long's Peak. To the east, all of Loveland and Johnstown are laid out, with more distant views of Windsor, Berthoud, Greeley, and many other towns; watch many fireworks shows at once! Denver International Airport is visible too; you can watch planes coming and going at any time of night. To the north, on special and rare occasions, you'll see the Northern Lights. And to the south, you see a bit of Carter Lake, and will soon have a great view of Chimney Hollow Reservoir. Despite the space and privacy at this location, it's close enough to Loveland to make going out for dinner or a grocery run no big deal. Who says you can’t have it all?