Old Town House, Monthly Stays

This cheerful house is perfect for individuals, couples, or small families with pets temporarily working and/or adventuring in Fort Collins. A room dedicated as an office with two workstations is ideal for remote workers. The fenced yard is great for dogs. Native plants surround the house. And the location is superb: Old Town Square, CSU, and many trails are all close by. Come experience all that Fort Collins has to offer!

This 928 sqft house has everything you need for monthly stays. Two bedrooms hold queen beds, closets, dressers, and blackout curtains. A third room serves as a dedicated office with two desks, two office chairs, and one computer monitor. The living room holds a couch, two armchairs, a smart TV with Roku, a washer, and a dryer. The kitchen is fully equipped, including a stove, oven, chef sink, microwave, and new refrigerator. The dining room seats four. The bathroom has a shower/bath, sink, vanity, and cabinet.

We have lovingly decorated and updated the house since buying it. Each room has been painted to reflect one of Colorado’s ecosystems, complemented by our original photographs. The house features brand new carpet, air conditioning, furnace, and refrigerator. (Fort Collins summers are HOT! Don’t settle for a place without central AC.) The hardwood floors were refinished in 2023 and the attic and crawlspace were reinsulated in 2022.

Outside is a fenced backyard with a patio and table that seats four. The driveway fits two cars. Since 2022, we have been restoring a mini native prairie on the property. Thousands of native plants fill the yard with color and life in the summer. They attract hummingbirds, goldfinches, butterflies, and other pollinators. In fact, the yard has gone viral and become famous on social media! The backyard borders another yard that a dog, six chickens, and two ducks use.

The house is in a nice residential neighborhood close to the best that Fort Collins has to offer. Walk into Old Town for restaurants, breweries, bars, stores, and events. Stroll through the beautiful, historic Old Town neighborhoods. Bike or walk half a mile down the street to the grocery store. Bike to Colorado State University in seven minutes. Drive into Lory State Park or Roosevelt National Forest in just 25 minutes.

Note: Due to Colorado's extreme drought and spring windstorms, the grass and native plants in the backyard are a little sparse. We have started irrigating them, but the backyard now has less grass than in the photos. The front and side yards are still full of native plants.