c.1903 Five Bedroom Colorado Victorian $199,900
OHU50K Notes $199,900
c.1903 Five Bedroom Colorado Victorian. I love a home with a foyer. This home has been well kept and is extremely cozy.
Realtor Comments
Charming Victorian two-story corner lot home boasting timeless character and comfort. This 5-bedroom, 1.5-bath residence welcomes you with a vaulted formal entry and a spacious living room featuring a cozy wood-burning fireplace. Enjoy gatherings in the formal dining room and everyday convenience with a dedicated mudroom. Upstairs, the master bedroom offers a private balcony, while the back bedroom opens to a second walkout balcony. Relax outdoors on the beautiful front porch with classic Victorian pillars or unwind on the private deck nestled under a tree-perfect for summer nights. The home also includes a covered attached carport for easy parking. A true blend of historic charm and inviting spaces.
- 5 bed
- 2 bath
- Build date 1903
602 Belleview Ave, La Junta, CO 81050 $199,900
- Contact Realtor: Aubrey Cook
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Pros of Living in La Junta, CO
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Low cost of living & affordable housing — Compared with many places, La Junta is relatively inexpensive. Housing costs, rent, and general living costs are lower than U.S. and Colorado averages.
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Small-town / slower-pace lifestyle — With a population under 7,000, La Junta offers a quieter, more relaxed lifestyle than urban areas.
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Strong sense of community / local character — For many, the smaller community can mean knowing neighbors, easier social connections, and a simpler “small-town vibe.”
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Access to nature & outdoor recreation — The surrounding region offers access to outdoors: nearby natural areas, open land, and recreational opportunities that appeal to people who enjoy countryside and simpler outdoor living.
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Cultural / local institutions — There are local cultural or community landmarks (for example, Koshare Indian Museum is located in La Junta) adding a sense of local identity and heritage.
Cons / Challenges of Living in La Junta, CO
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Relatively high crime rates — especially property crime — La Junta has been flagged for crime concerns: property crime rates (theft, burglary, etc.) are significantly above national averages for many metrics.
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Lower income levels / higher poverty rate — Median household income tends to be below national average; a sizable share of households earn under $50,000. Poverty rates and economic hardship statistics are higher than average.
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Limited economic opportunities / job diversity — Employment options are relatively constrained; many jobs are in agriculture, manufacturing, retail, or local services according to local economic data.
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Small size / fewer amenities — As a small city, there are fewer amenities, entertainment, cultural, and specialized service options compared to larger cities. For some people this may feel limiting.
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Educational & long-term advancement constraints — While basic schooling is available, educational attainment beyond high school (e.g. college degrees) is lower than national averages, which can affect opportunities for higher-paying or specialized jobs.
