13517 6700 Road, Montrose, CO 81401

Jennifer Johnson, NextHome Virtual, C: 610-850-5858, [email protected], www.crenmls.com: This tastefully renovated ranch home with a garden level walk-out basement is nestled on a rustic 2.16-acre parcel with a fully stocked Koi pond, 1.5 shares of ditch water for irrigation, lush mature landscaping and trees, and stunning mountain and valley views. Remodeled in 2016, this home features a brand new roof, forced air gas heating system/central air combo unit, wood grain floors, luxurious baseboard trim, fresh paint, new vinyl windows throughout, plus a new wood stove (2023). The kitchen spotlights custom cabinets with all of the perks of pull-outs and a built-in spice rack, gorgeous fixtures, stainless steel appliances, quartz countertops, a pantry, and a functional design that pours light into the bright dining room. The fireplace in the living room is truly a showpiece, beautifully encased in bright white and grey tones. Bathrooms present a serene appearance with sleek white subway tile and contrasting browns and greys in other design elements. Downstairs, you'll find yourself impressed with the finishes, from the bead-board lined stairs to the soft lighting, dark wood grain floors, cozy wood-burning stove, and modern walk-in shower bathroom. The laundry room is spacious and includes storage for convenience as well. The functional layout lends itself to a multitude of owners, with the master and other two bedrooms all on the main level, and the open concept of the entire living space. Make this your forever home today!!**This is an energy-efficient home with a 5.7-kilowatt rooftop solar power system (installed 10/2018) that provides most of the home's electricity. Except for fluorescent lights in the garage and laundry room, all the lights are efficient LEDs, and most are dimmable. The overhangs are designed to shade the front windows in the summer but allow in warming sunshine during the winter. The wood stove, installed in 2023, can easily heat the entire house. And the cool night breezes are usually all that's needed to cool the house in the summertime!