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490 Straight Creek Drive #503
Dillon, CO 80435

Updated: 11 months, 2 weeks ago
$565,000
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  • 3
    Beds
  • 2
    Baths
  • 1
    Partial Baths
  • 3.06
    Acres
  • 1105
    SQFT
  • $511.32
    per SQFT
Spacious ground floor mountain condo with 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms. Sunny, open and bright floor plan with main level living area, cozy gas fireplace, large dining area and wood look luxury vinyl plank flooring. Fresh paint throughout. Main level half bathroom with full size washer and dryer. Upstairs is 3 bedrooms with new carpeting. 2 full bathrooms upstairs with new counters. Private spacious patio. Large exterior storage space included. Low monthly dues in quality complex. Centrally located near Summit Stage bus stop. Easy access to all Summit County and Dillon have to offer including Lake Dillon, Summit Rec Path, Dillon Marina and numerous hiking and biking trails. Easy access to Keystone Ski Resort, shopping and I-70.
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Main Information

  • County: Summit
  • Property Type: Residential
  • Property Subtype: Condominium
  • Built: 1972

Exterior Features

  • Approximate Lot SqFt: 133180.34
  • Roof: Tar/Gravel
  • Sewer: Connected, Public Sewer
  • View: Mountain(s)
  • Water Source: Public

Interior Features

  • Appliances: Dryer, Dishwasher, Electric Cooktop, Microwave, Refrigerator, Washer
  • Fireplace: Yes
  • Flooring: Carpet, Tile, Vinyl
  • Furnished: Unfurnished
  • Heating: Baseboard, Electric
  • Laundry: In Unit
  • Number of Levels: Two
  • Pets Allowed: Yes
  • Interior Features: Fireplace, Cable TV

Location Information

  • Area: Dillon/Summit Cove
  • Legal Description: UNIT 503 BLDG 5A OROFINO CONDO
  • Lot Number: 503
  • Parcel Number: 800552

Additional

  • Available Utilities: Electricity Available, Municipal Utilities, Sewer Available, Trash Collection, Water Available, Cable Available, Sewer Connected
  • Community Features: Public Transportation
  • Days on Market: 319
  • Zoning Code: Planned Unit Development

Financial Details

  • Association Fee: $4,920
  • Association Fee Frequency: Annually
  • Current Tax Amount: $1,477.50
  • Current Tax Year: 2023
  • Possession: Delivery Of Deed
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