2525 Cody Ct Lakewood CO 80215 MLS 6459367

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Home Description: 2525 Cody Ct

Mid-century amazingness! The 50s architecture, spacious rooms, big windows, fantastic construction quality, wonderful trim details, a covered front porch and covered back patio make this one that’ll really make you smile. The thoughtful updating and many decades of excellent care & maintenance will impress too. Having three bedrooms together on the main floor will be important to some. Its spacious ¼ acre lot is absolutely perfect for kids, gardening or for your pup to run ’the victory lap’. From here you’re skipping or rolling distance (under a mile) to Jefferson County Open Space’s most-amazing city park: Crown Hill; to Lakewood’s Morse Park with a huge pool; and, to Gold’s Market where you’ll find Illegal Pete’s, Ester’s, Queen City Coffee, Live Slow Brewing, Cosmo’s & more. You’re within 2.5 miles of Edgewater Public Market, West Highlands, Sloan’s Lake and much more. Central downtown is within six miles via surface roads – so no need to add the stress of freeway commuting. Two light rail connections are less than two miles away. Golden and many Jeffco Open Space Parks are within 12-15 minutes by car. And, you’re certainly on the right side of town for heading to the slopes. With excellent basement ceiling height, great natural light and with two back doors, you could re-purpose the basement as a lock-off mother in-law apartment if you wanted some extra income or if you have guests who tend to stay more than a few nights (as happens to many of us here in CO). Don’t miss the oversized garage, a significantly-upgraded shed and even a thrilling kids play structure in the yard. Please watch for the fly-through drone video (to be loaded to the MLS 3/27 PM as will photos of the yard after the snow melts). Please excuse the City of Lakewood's new sidewalk installation work and some neighbors had broken trees from the mid-March storm that are cut-up, but not yet removed.