Limon Luxury

Standing tall, this beautiful home has a presence in its small town. An abundance of towering floor-to-ceiling windows overlook the eastern plains. Boasting 4 generously sized bedrooms, 3 living spaces, both formal dining and casual dining areas, 4 bathrooms, a home/library, a large sunroom that can function as an additional office, a workout space, 2 bar areas and a beautifully updated kitchen with marble countertops. Land On exactly one acre, this home has a circle drive, mature trees, and a back lawn with endless possibilities. Improvements With 4,975  square feet, this luxury home provides ample space for anyone. The home has an extravagant great room, living room, kitchen, office, dining, a sunroom, 4 spacious bedrooms, 4 bathrooms,  a family room and tons of storage. The main level walks out onto a spacious deck to the east overlooking the countryside and Limon Airport. The 3 car attached garage can accommodate many needs. Region & Climate Limon, Colorado has a moderate climate with warm summers and mild winters. The average daily high temperature in the summer months is around 90 degrees Fahrenheit, with lows typically falling into the mid 60s. In the winter months, the average daily high temperatures range from mids 30s to low 40s with lows in the teens. Precipitation is relatively evenly distributed throughout the year, averaging around 24 inches annually. Snowfall can be variable, ranging from just a few inches up to nearly two feet during snowier years. History Isolated to the east, nearly equidistant between Denver and Colorado Springs, lies Limon. Also known as the “Hub City of Eastern Colorado”, it sits at an elevation of 5,377 feet. It features a historic downtown area with a few blocks of businesses. Limon is located about an hour and a half southwest of Denver. Before Limon became the most populous municipality in Lincoln County, Colorado with 2,043 people in 2020, it used to be a rural farming town. The town’s development was not as hectic as the main mining towns during the Gold Rush, but it held its own nonetheless. Limon is dubbed as the “Hub City” because of its vibrant community, economy, and tourism landscape. Home to the Limon Heritage  Museum, Prairie Ridge Buffalo Ranch, food truck, and a swimming pool, the town presents many opportunities to its residents.  Location Backing up to Limon Municipal Airport, the home is conveniently  located on the east side of Limon, CO, just across  Interstate 70.