6670 W 84th Circle Unit 99, Arvada, CO 80003

Property Description

Some homes just feel easy to live in, and this one earns it. A move-in ready 2-bed, 2-bath townhome in Lake Arbor Fairways, with an attached 2-car garage and a finished basement that gets used. Mornings start on the covered front porch as sun spills into a living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, with a ceiling-fan dining area and a private balcony for slower evenings. The kitchen keeps it practical: a 2025 dishwasher, white fridge with ice maker, microwave, and range. Top-down bottom-up shades soften every window, the first floor is freshly painted, and the carpet is newly shampooed. Upstairs, two carpeted bedrooms include a primary with en-suite full bath, deep closet, and real linen storage, plus a hall closet and second full bath. The systems are the quiet kind that just work: 7-year furnace and central AC, new smart thermostat, 2-year Honeywell humidifier, UV light, a Rheem 50-gal water heater, and a fresh filter. Good insulation and airflow mean the AC rarely earns its keep. The basement laundry room adds a GE washer and dryer, shelving, and a window. The garage swallows SUVs with shelving, two remotes, a keypad, and an opener wired to the light switch. Every lock was just re-keyed and the chimney cleaned. HOA is $375/mo and covers water, sewer, trash, snow, grounds, structure, and reserves, plus a big outdoor pool, tennis courts, playground, and garden area. The exterior repaint lands by end of Q3, assessment paid in full by the seller. Step outside and Lake Arbor Park is right there: a shoreline loop trail, fishing and paddleboarding, picnic shelters, and front-range mountain views, with the Lake Arbor golf course wrapping the neighborhood. Olde Town Arvada sits five miles south with breweries, local dining, the Arvada Center, and G Line rail to Union Station. Retail lines Wadsworth and Sheridan, downtown Denver is under 13 miles, and the US-36 corridor puts Boulder and DIA within easy reach. Jeffco schools include Little Elementary and Pomona High.