Built in 1905 by Scottish immigrant Alex Boom, this Old Town Longmont home carries the craftsmanship and character of its era: arched doorways, rich hardwood floors, and timeless architectural details that simply cannot be replicated today. Originally constructed as a single-family home, the property was thoughtfully converted to a duplex in 1938, offering flexible use that has stood the test of decades. Today it lives beautifully and seamlessly as a spacious single-family home with 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms; a rare combination of historic soul and modern livability. The sunroom adds a bright flex space, and the large kitchen has been updated with newer appliances and fresh cabinetry. The main-floor primary bedroom offers single-level living flexibility. Major updates have already been completed, including a new roof, siding, central air, and a sewer line; there is no need to worry about replacements. The professionally landscaped yard is the perfect place to relax and visit with neighbors. An oversized two-car garage completes the package. Whether you're drawn by the history, the character, or the move-in-ready condition, 825 6th Avenue is an exceptional opportunity to own a true piece of Longmont's past. Enjoy the desirable access from the front door to Downtown's breweries, coffee shops, eateries, parks, pools, and local events. Love Where You Live
Listing courtesy of Heather Brandt.
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