


Larimer
County


Fort Collins
Fort Collins is known for its vibrant downtown, active cultural scene, and role as a regional center for innovation, education, and business. Home to Colorado State University, the city blends historic character with continued growth and a strong local identity.
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The community offers extensive recreation opportunities, an established local food and brewery culture, and a broad range of housing styles—from historic neighborhoods and urban living to newer residential communities and acreage properties.

Loveland
Loveland is recognized for its longstanding connection to the arts and its identity as Colorado’s “Sweetheart City.” Galleries, public art, cultural events, and community traditions contribute to a creative and welcoming atmosphere throughout the year.
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Located between the foothills and the Front Range corridor, Loveland also provides convenient access to recreation, including lakes, parks, trails, golf, and nearby mountain destinations.

Berthoud
Known as the “Garden Spot of Colorado,” Berthoud combines historic charm with continued growth and investment. Its walkable downtown, local businesses, and community events contribute to a distinctly small-town atmosphere.
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Berthoud’s location between Loveland, Longmont, and Fort Collins provides convenient regional access while maintaining a strong connection to its agricultural heritage and local character.
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Additional Larimer County Communities
Beyond Fort Collins, Loveland, and Berthoud, Teresa and Marie regularly help clients throughout surrounding Larimer County communities including Timnath, Wellington, Windsor, Laporte, and nearby mountain and rural areas.
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Across Larimer County, communities offer a wide range of lifestyles, recreation opportunities, local culture, and housing options—from established neighborhoods and newer development to luxury homes, acreage properties, and mountain settings.