Summerfield North comes complete with it’s own Metro-District. All improvements including street, power, curb and gutter and a park are all complete. The domestic water cost is set at $12,001/unit which is an excellent rate for domestic water in the current market in Colorado.

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Summerfield North

Total acreage on Plat = 59.96

Less Multifamily Tract A = (6.70)

Less Open Space and ROW already dedicated to Town = (25.91)

Net Acres for Sale = 27.35

NOTE: All open space tracts and parcels have already been dedicated to the Town as required by the Plat and Subdivision Agreement.

Recreation

Residents can enjoy an abundance of outdoor recreation, natural beauty, and regional attractions, including:

Walking trails, parks, and playgrounds

The Wild Animal Sanctuary

Barr Lake State Park

Horsetooth Reservoir

Lake McConaughy

Pawnee National Grassland

Local community events and the county fairgrounds

Rodeo Dunes

Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources

All seller-owned water rights appurtenant to the land have already been dedicated to the Town of Keenesburg.

No mineral rights transfer with the sale.

Potable water for the homes is set at $12,001/lot.

Region & Climate

Keenesburg features a semiarid climate with warm, mostly clear summers and cool, snowy winters. Typical annual temperatures range from 17Fto89Fand is rarely below1For above97F. The region experiences dry, high-altitude air, low annual precipitation of around 14 inches, and roughly 38 inches of snowfall per year.

History

Keenesburg was originally established in 1882 as a railroad livestock stop named after a local homesteader and rancher, Les Keene. Unlike nearby rail towns that served as water stops, Keene was built primarily as a place for trains to pick up cattle on yearly drives. The Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad built a depot in 1906, and the town applied for a post office. Because a post office named Keene, Nebraska already existed, the postmistress cleverly tweaked the name to Keenesburg

Throughout the 1920s, the town grew to support a local newspaper (the Keene Valley Sun), a bank, and a lumberyard. The completion of the Henrylyn Irrigation System in the 1920s and the digging of early irrigation wells in the 1930s allowed local farmers to drastically increase their crop yields.

Location

Summerfield North is perfectly positioned for both everyday commuting and weekend adventure, with convenient connections to:

Denver International Airport

Denver

Greeley

Fort Collins

Surrounding communities and destinations

Hoff Elementary, Weld Central Middle and Weld Central Senior High Schools are all located within a 5 minute walk or drive of the subdivision.

Keenesburg , Colorado offers a quiet, safe, family-friendly atmosphere with a strong small-town feel, while still being located just 20 miles from Denver International Airport and 33 miles from Denver. It is a charming, rural town renowned for hosting The Wild Animal Sanctuary, the world’s largest facility dedicated to rescuing exotic and endangered animals. The newest attraction to Keenesburg area is the golf course development of Rodeo Dunes Golf, proving to be a world class golf destination.