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Canon City, CO Real Estate News

By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
Overview / Themes Local Colorado Focus: Many posts highlight places in Pueblo, Canon City, Penrose, and Fremont County, reflecting your deep connection to southern Colorado. Real Estate Experience: You reflect on your 20+ years in the real estate business, sharing insights, lessons, and personal stories. History & Sense of Place: Several blog entries explore historical or local-interest topics (old west, cultural traditions, architecture) — showing not just market knowledge but also passion for the community. Lifestyle & Culture: Posts touch on food, traditions (like tamales & potica), local events (Festival Fridays), and hidden gems — giving readers a flavor of life in the region. Real Estate Ethics & Challenges: You don’t shy away from talking about tougher industry issues, like neigh...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
Thank you to Core Title in Canon City for providing the collection site for Oklahoma City school donations of hats, scarves and gloves.  Dear Friends and Community Members, I’m reaching out to share an important need and ask for your support. My sister works as a sign language interpreter at an inner-city high school in Oklahoma City, where many of the students face difficult circumstances. The school will soon be receiving a generous donation of coats and blankets—items that are desperately needed. However, these students are still in need of hats, gloves, and scarves to stay warm through the coming winter. If you are able to help by donating new or gently used hats, gloves, or scarves, your kindness would make a meaningful difference. I am currently arranging a local collection site, ...
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By Toby Lorenc, Make your next move your BEST move
(Rocky Mountain Realtors®)
Main Street Building Open For Public Viewing Friday, August 1st from 5:00pm - 7:00pmThe Main Tamer building is For Sale in the 1100 block of Main Street in downtown Canon City, CO. This building has been a family business for decades but the business has now closed and they're looking to sell the building. Lots of potential in here for a new business, including additional parking spots in the back. Also, two current tenants (nail tech and accountant) wish to continue to rent in the building, so there's already built-in income from day 1. Here's a quick description of the property:40-year Canon City business selling downtown building on Main Street! Busy, street-level location for office / retail, with additional parking in rear off alley. Two current tenants for immediate income in this...
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By Toby Lorenc, Make your next move your BEST move
(Rocky Mountain Realtors®)
  402 Main Street Canon City CO 81212   Large, corner building on Main Street in the Central Business District of downtown Canon City, CO. Main level entry with open office space, conference room, kitchen area, access to loft area, and rear entrance from alley. Tons of great signage space on exterior of building, as well as multiple entrances to main and upper levels, plus opportunity to re-open a lower level entry for 3 separated future spaces. Currently upper level features 5 separate rooms for offices or mixed-use space, plus 2 bathrooms upstairs. Upper level also includes an exterior entrance from the side, and a rear entrance from the private deck. Basement is mostly storage areas, but could be re-opened to exterior entrance. The entire building is a great multi-functional space wi...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
Looking Back on 20 Years as a RealtorBy Dena Stevens, Realtor® | Rocky Mountain RealtyDear Friends and Clients,As I celebrate my 20th year as a licensed real estate agent and begin my 21st, I find myself reflecting on how much has changed—not just in real estate, but in life. When I started this journey in May 2004, the world was a different place: TV shows like House and Lost were brand new Dancing With the Stars hadn’t aired yet Interest rates were about 5.8% The average home price in Southern Colorado was around $236,000 20 Years of Real Estate Experience: HighlightsHere are just some of the things I’ve had the pleasure (and sometimes the challenge!) of doing as a Realtor over the past two decades:🏡 Homes and Properties Sold homes ranging from 400 square feet to over 6,000 square fee...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
A charming corner-lot home with a paid-off solar system, offering energy savings and eco-friendly living from day one. This well-kept property features a bright and functional layout, perfect for comfortable everyday living. The living areas are filled with natural light, and the kitchen offers ample cabinet space for all your needs. Step outside to enjoy the fully fenced yard, great for pets, play, or entertaining guests. Newly planted trees add shade and beauty to the spacious yard, while the corner location provides extra privacy and curb appeal. There’s also plenty of room for gardening! This home is just minutes from schools, parks, shopping, and Canon City’s outdoor attractions. With solar panels already paid off you’ll enjoy long-term energy savings and peace of mind.
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
  Updated post. Previously published. I've been blogging on Active Rain since 2006, and it just hit me—I’ve never actually answered one of the most common questions I get:"How do you pronounce Cañon City?"Simple—it's pronounced Canyon City.Cañon City is the seat of Fremont County and the largest city in the area, with a population hovering between 16,000 and 17,000. But here’s where it gets a little interesting—why is it spelled that way? Some say it’s a nod to Spanish influence, while others think it might’ve been a misspelling. Since no one was around filming history back then, we may never know for sure. Ask five people, and you’ll probably get five different answers.Locals and long-timers usually just call it Cañon and drop the “City” altogether.Now, let’s talk about the neighbors: ...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
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By Derek and Mariana Wagner, The Artisan Group - Colorado Springs REALTORS®
(The Artisan Group- Keller Williams Premier Realty )
Welcome to this charming 3 bed, 2 bath located in NE Cañon City. This residence offers a perfect blend of comfort, style, and convenience, making it an ideal choice for those seeking a serene and functional living space. Situated on a spacious corner lot, the home features a beautifully xeriscaped yard, reducing water usage. The fenced rear yard provides privacy, perfect for outdoor activities and relaxation. Inside, you'll be greeted by neutral paint tones that create a calming environment. The great room, designed with an open concept, seamlessly connects the kitchen, dining area, and living room, ideal for both everyday living and entertaining guests. The kitchen is features staggered height cabinets with elegant crown molding, offering ample storage and sophistication. The eat-at is...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
Real Estate agents are people too! We have families, make dinner, have to walk the dogs and bury our loved ones. When a client calls making requests or making demands I try my best to accommodate them. This weekend somebody I cared for passed away. I came upon the crash and it took me a minute to see that I knew people in the car. When I explained to a calling client I was busy, somebody passed he said: "I'm sorry but..." He wanted me to accommodate him and his needs without considering I had immediate needs even after I told him it was a bad time. Our agreement has ended. And if I have reason to speak to him again I will but it's going to be difficult to do with a smile on my face. Rest in Peace "Pops" 
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
This is my real estate page. I talk about real estate here. And real estate is so much more than helping people buy or sell properties. Did you know that the Real Estate Commission is set up to protect the public? Did you know that the association of Realtors and the MLS are 2 different boards?   I am on the local MLS board. I go to a meeting at least once a month, sometimes there are multiple meetings a month. Today's meeting was just over 3 hours. I volunteer to do this - I don't get paid for getting up early and sitting in what may be a long boring meeting. There are no donuts there, no coffee. A dozen or so agents, appraisers and association staff gather to make sure we are self-regulating and doing the right thing for our community.   If you are working with or hiring a real estat...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
 One of the most unusual lots in the Canon City area. This flag lot would give this HDR , multi-family lot, privacy. Your friends may have a hard time finding you because it's surrounded by multifamily houses. Contact Fremont County Zoning or Canon City governments for more details about the possibilities. Near the intersection of 15th Street and Washington, less than a mile North of the fire station. Ask about the neighboring lot, 1380 Washington Street. www.realestatecoloradostyle.com Dena Stevens Realtor 719 315-5050 Rocky Mountain Realty LLC Canon City, Penrose, Florence, Cotopaxi & Fremont county information http://www.realestatecoloradostyle.com For free no obligation listings to be sent to your email: http://www.realestatecoloradostyle.co... Want to list your property for sale? h...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
I've been blogging on Active Rain since 2006 and it has never, ever occured to me to answer the question I get asked often."How you you pronounce the name Canon City?" The name of the Fremont County seat and largest city is Canon City. Pronounce it "Canyon"  Population between 16,000 - 17,000. There is some debate why the name is spelled the way it is. Is Can~on City written with a Spanish influence or was it a misspelling? Since nobody was there video taping the history of the town we will probably never really know. So the answer is subject to whom you ask. Locals, natives and those of us that are simi-native simply say "Canon" and delete the "City" part of the name. Fremont County also has a "Florence" a small town of almost 4000 people. Approx 8 miles from Canon City. Known as "The ...
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By Paula Bradfield, Your Salida Colorado area Realtor Team
(Bradfield Ramsey Group)
Listings to Leads - eFlyers                  Trophy Home near Salida     For Sale     View the Property Details, Photos, Map & School information here!   1025 Dave Dr Canon City, CO 81212   Bedrooms: 3 | Bathrooms: 2 full, 2 half | List Price: $ Get Current Price | 4624 square feet   The Monte Vista is a luxury home on 35 acres in lovely Tallahassee Colorado. The Monte Vista is not "just" a home. It is a lifestyle statement.This magnificent 4624 sf home is nestled in rolling hills with abundant wildlife and views in every direction. The home took 10 years of planning and the finished home was worth the wait. Monte Vista was designed as a Colorado indoor-outdoor home with multiple private indoor and outdoor living spaces. A few features include in-floor heat, oversized 3 car garage, wine...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
Mountain property that backs to State land. Variety of topography, some flat, sloped, rock out cropping and hilly areas. At the end of the cul-de-sac. Surrounded by Gardner Peak, Loco Mt, Green Mt and Grill Hill. Few neighbors, cattle grazing, prong horn antelope, deer and elk. Seller says there is/was an un-adjudicated spring on the property. Gated community with few restrictions. HOA collects for road maintenance. Fremont County Building Codes apply.From Hwy 9 take CR 2 Tallahassee road for approx 9.5 miles. Stay on CR 2, at the bottom of Cottonwood Pass stay straight on CR 21. Proceed to the South TBAR gate, Tallahassee to Walker Way to Elk Run. Property is at the end of Elk Run. www.realestatecoloradostyle.com Dena Stevens Realtor 719 315-5050 Rocky Mountain Realty LLC Canon City, P...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
This home is on it's own land and sits near the end of a dead end street, across from a public park. Country Garden Estates is a 55+ community in Canon City, no park fees. The 2 out door spaces and SHED invite you to spend time out side. The low maintenance yard will leave you time to do the things you want to do instead of mowing and watering. Appliances, window coverings included. The vinyl windows are double pain and easy to clean. The kitchen cabinets and water heater are newer. The house has central air. South Street is on the North side of Country Garden Estates.Take Orchard North past Central then turn right onto South Street. Financing options available.www.realestatecoloradostyle.com Dena Stevens Realtor 719 315-5050 Rocky Mountain Realty LLC Canon City, Penrose, Florence, Coto...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
American author Zane Grey wrote epic Western Novels. Avid readers still read his works today. He brought the “real West” to life. And I get regular phone calls from his readers. His fans want to live in the real West. The horses, the sunsets, the drama, the self reliance, the integrity and the joy.Fremont County lives by The Code of the West inspired by Zane Grey. http://www.fremontco.com/dot/codeofthewest.shtml It’s funny to me how many potential buyers contact me and tell me this is the life they want then go into great detail about what else they expect. They want to grow vegetables, raise Jersey cows, expect high speed internet and clear mobile service. I’m not really going to dissolve their dreams but I’m going to give them a dose of reality from my point of view. Remember the TV c...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
Grandmas Antique Tchotchkes We’ve all heard the stories about how the millennials don’t want our stuff anymore. They don’t want the responsibility, to pay insurance on it, to store it or anything else.  Friends, Neighbors and Clients have all told me their stories about how their kids don’t want the silver tea set, aunties china set or grandma’s tchotchkes (trinkets). This includes me. My niece and nephew really aren’t interested in the family furniture from the 1880’s. Nor the picture of the family members that originally used that furniture. My front room has 4 boxes of Christmas Village pieces, a box of porcelain figurines and other stuff. Friends have given me these things because their family didn’t want them and they want them to go to somebody who will “appreciate them”.  You kno...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
Copied from my Face Book page.                                                                                 Listen :1) If you're buying property it is VITALLY important to use a local lender. (Where ever you're buying) It's not only that I have them on speed dial already, it's to protect you! Local lenders use local appraisers (very important) Local appraisers don't need to use a GPS to find the property. If they need a GPS how well do they know the market, the area and the things happening in the area?2) Local lenders have local processors, underwriters and maybe even a local board of directors. These people know the area too. They probably drive past the property you're trying to purchase. 3) If you chose a lender that is out of area or out of state I'd bet my Beanie (my dog) that ...
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By Dena Stevens, Putting The Real Into Realtor Since 2004
(Rocky Mountain Realty )
The Hard Good Buy (Bye) I’ve been putting the ‘real’ into Realtor since 2004. And in that time I’ve had 2 buyers pass during the transaction. And I had an agent call me tonight that had one of her buyers pass today. It’s tough to take, both of mine shook me up. After all, nobody expects the person you’re working with to die.  The first time a man and his daughter signed all the documents to buy and were under contract. They left to go back to their home state to pack. He (dad) said he wanted to be in Colorado when he passed. Long story short he never made it back. His daughter completed the contract and moved to Colorado. She moved into the house and knew her father would be happy about it. He was there in spirit in both our minds.  The second man and his son were looking for vacant lan...
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