Fox Springs: Steamboat’s Newest Condominium Development
Monday, January 20, 2020
Steamboat Springs’ newest condominium development Fox Springs phase I nears completion. Owners will be moving into their homes soon. The 50-unit 2 bedroom condominium development, located on Hilltop Parkway between downtown and the mountain, is the latest offering from the family-owned construction outfit Kreissig Homes.
Fox Springs is six contemporary, three-story buildings set around a circular drive. Each of the units offers a private deck overlooking park-like grasslands with views of Mount Werner.
Most of the two bedroom, two bathroom homes come with a two-car garage and approximately 1,000 square feet of living space. Prices range from $415K to $475K per unit with a final completion date scheduled for 2021.
Buyers have the option of several interior finishes. Each property comes with stainless steel appliances, maple cabinetry, shaker-style doors and quartz countertops. High efficiency and low maintenance exterior finishes will contribute to the promise of low homeowners fees. See the brochure.
Elkins Meadows in Steamboat Springs, amazing location, amazing views
Saturday, December 27, 2014
Elkins Meadows is a 105 acre ranch redeveloped into a gated community of 20 home sites, each on a 2-3 acre lot. Located between Fish Creek Falls and 2 miles to Downtown Steamboat Springs, this location offers a remote feel with-in the Steamboat Springs city limits. The building envelopes are placed at the edges of the meadow and tucked into or against the trees for privacy - as you drive along Fish Creek Falls Road, you notice the beauty is in that a majority of the meadow is left undisturbed. This is a criteria built into their design guidelines. “Respect and enhance views of the meadow and hillsides, for residents as well as the public that passes by on Fish Creek Falls Road”
Amenities include a large pond, with a boat house and beach area serving as the community gathering spot. Surrounded by 55 acres of open space and transected by Little Fish Creek, a tributary of Fish Creek, the meadow contains a number of wetlands attracting wildlife including elk, deer, moose, bear, sandhill cranes and more.
Featured Home:
Steamboat Springs mountain architecture with a Contemporary feel. You cross a covered bridge entry over water running below. Through the front door you are greeted by a steel floating staircase. The high ceilings draw your attention to the main living area, where design elements and views including Steamboat Ski Area are priceless. With a dining room just off the kitchen, dinners come with a full serving of Flat Top Wilderness and Yampa valley views. Over 1,200 square feet of concrete decks, 1,000 square feet of patios, an outdoor fire pit and outdoor fireplace - enjoy the natural surroundings! Six bedrooms, five full bathrooms and one half bathroom. MLS 140038 at 2555 Wildflower Court, Steamboat Springs, Colorado. $4,175,000.
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Going… going… GONE! The last bank owned home in the immediate vicinity of Steamboat Springs is under contract.
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Homes with 3 or more bedrooms in the Downtown, Fish Creek and Mountain area of [tag]Steamboat Springs[/tag] are now selling quickly. There may be more inventory on the horizon, but as of today, the last home listed as a [tag]REO[/tag] ([tag]Bank Owned[/tag]) on the Steamboat Springs MLS is under contract. Since January 1st, 2011, 44 homes have either sold or are pending sales that are scheduled to close soon. What’s left for [tag]Steamboat foreclosures[/tag] are some incredible deals on the newly constructed [tag]Long View Townhomes[/tag] in the $300k to $400k price range. Approximately 25% of the [tag]bank owned[/tag] sales are for homes over $1,000,000, so it not just the lower priced properties of Steamboat Springs market that are in demand. Historically low interest rates coupled with higher demand and less inventory means it’s time to get off the fence!.
Underpass work for Fish Creek Falls Road at 3rd Street begins in Steamboat
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Construction season in [tag]Steamboat[/tag] is still humming! Along with the [tag]promenade[/tag] at the base of [tag]Steamboat Ski Area[/tag], the [tag]Spring Creek[/tag] Trail soon will run uninterrupted from Amethyst Drive to the [tag]Old Town Hot Springs[/tag] after a pedestrian underpass is completed underneath [tag]Fish Creek Falls[/tag] Road. City workers were busy Monday beginning preparation work for the project that they expect to complete by the end of next month. See the full story here.