16515 E Harvard Ave Aurora, CO 80013

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Enter this Quiet cul-de-sac location where you will find your ranch style home with almost 2000 sq. ft total! Step through the sliding glass door from your ample kitchen with all appliances included to access the large private fenced backyard with patio area for BBQing, firepit, flowering trees and storage shed or enjoying spectacular sunsets. Dual Primary bedrooms-1 up & 1 down. Includes multitude of shelves in garage & basement for books/cds/collectables & storage. Utility/laundry room for full sized washer & dryer. Keep cool this summer with central air-conditioning. Bid farewell to the winter car snow scraping routine with the one-car attached garage. Non-conforming basement bedrooms. Nestled next to restaurants like Six Capitol Brewing and BBQ where you can enjoy "Craft Beer + Chef Driven Bbq using local ingredients & diverse menu options", shopping like Angelo's- Funky CD & record shop with a range of music, body-art jewelry & gifts, plus in-store gigs & so much more! This amazing diversified community holds a plethora of parks for outdoor recreation such as Kingsborough Park with picnic tables available, playground slides & dogs allowed or Olympic Park which is 26.1 acres & has 4 baseball/softball diamonds, 2 volleyball courts, access to Cherry Creek Trail with access to Cherry Creek State Park which is 364 acres & consists of a natural prairie & wetland environment with an 880-acre reservoir at its center which is shared by powerboats, sailboats & paddle craft. The unique & amazing Wheel Park is close by which has 14.5 acres & features a concrete skateboard bowl, bicycle free style ramps, bicycle motor cross, as well as inline hockey & RC track. Just minutes to The Plains Conservation Center which encompasses over 1,100 acres of short grass prairie with breathtaking views of the Rocky Mountains & is a nature preserve & educational center replicas of a homestead village & tipi camp that showcase pioneer & plains Native Americans life in the late 1800s.