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Whether you want to shop, eat, walk or swim, there is plenty to do near Lexington Green. Here you can enjoy the great outdoors at Roland Moore Park, Foothills Green or Horsetooth Reservoir or take a dip in the neighborhood pool. There are several biking and walking paths, including in Rotary Park and Reservoir Ridge too. Poudre Canyon is only about 14 miles away as well. Head to the Drake Crossing Shopping Center and grab some groceries or sit down for a nice meal out. Your kids can attend nearby schools like Bennett Elementary, Blevins Middle School, Rocky Mountain High School. The area, which is bordered by West Drake Road, South Taft Hill Road, Scarboroough Drive and Newport Drive, is only 4 ½ miles from Old Town. Want to get away? I-25 is just under 9 miles from you. This well-established community was built up in the late 1960s and early 1970s so the the landscaping is mature. You can find a single-family home for on average $536,000 to $648,500. This includes homes with three to five bedrooms and up to three bathrooms.
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The Buyer's Guide
Buying a home now instead of renting one may be the game-changer that amplifies long-term savings for renters who are ready to become homeowners. When paying a mortgage as opposed to paying rent, that money is reinvested back in your favor, so you’re contributing to your own net worth when you own a home. This is a term called equity, and it’s one of the biggest financial benefits of homeownership.
If the pandemic and the changes we’ve faced recently have made you seriously think about buying a home instead of renting one, you’re not alone. You may, however, be wondering if the dollars and cents add up in your favor as home prices continue to rise. According to the experts, in many cases, it’s still more affordable to buy a home than to rent one.
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