515 Trailwood Circle

Very quiet neighborhood for those seeking privacy, yet has friendly neighbors. This 3bed, 3bath home was built in 1998 and has main level primary, 2nd bedroom, kitchen, family, dining and laundry. 1407 sqft on both main and basement level. The HOA here takes care of your outside greenery and snow removal. Sitting on the west side of downtown Windsor, there is great access for groceries, healthcare, shopping, restaurants and I-25. Improvements Beautiful brick outside, mature trees and shrubbery create a beautiful setting here. With all your daily wants on the main level, the partially finished basement has an additional family room, the third bedroom and full bath. There are areas set aside for storage and possible workshop/hobby area. Region & Climate Windsor, Colorado, experiences a semi-arid climate, characterized by four distinct seasons with plenty of sunshine year-round. Winters are cold but relatively mild compared to other parts of Colorado, with average highs in the 40sF and lows often dipping below freezing. Snowfall is common but typically melts quickly due to abundant sunshine. Spring brings warming temperatures, occasional rain showers, and blooming wildflowers, with highs ranging from the 50s to 70sF. Summers are warm and dry, with highs reaching the 80s and occasionally the 90sF, though low humidity makes the heat more comfortable. Afternoon thunderstorms are common, bringing brief but intense rain and lightning. Autumn in Loveland is crisp and colorful, with pleasant temperatures in the 60s and 70sF, making it a favorite season for outdoor activities. Overall, Windsor enjoys 300+ days of sunshine per year, making it an ideal location for outdoor recreation in any season. History Community History: Windsor's roots stretch back more than a century, with a story as rich as its fertile farmlands. First settled in the 1870s along the Overland Trail, the community grew quickly after the railroad arrived in 1882 and the town incorporated in 1890. Early industries included wheat farming and flour milling, but it was the sugar beet boom of the early 1900s that truly shaped Windsor's identity. The Great Western Sugar Company brought decades of prosperity and drew hardworking immigrants, particularly Germans from Russia, whose influence is still seen in local traditions and architecture. When the sugar era ended in the 1960s, Windsor successfully diversified its economy, attracting companies like Kodak while preserving its historic character. Today, Windsor blends small-town charm with modern conveniencesoffering tree-lined streets, a walkable downtown, and a strong sense of community, all within minutes of Fort Collins, Loveland, and Greeley. Location Airports: Northern Colorado Regional Airport (FNL): Approximately 7 miles west, offering convenient regional flights and quick access via Crossroads Boulevard and I-25.flynoco.com Denver International Airport (DEN): About 60 miles south, with extensive domestic and international connections. Nearby Towns: Fort Collins: Roughly 10 miles northwest, known for its vibrant downtown, breweries, shopping, and cultural attractions. Greeley: About 16 miles east, offering additional dining, retail, and entertainment options. Loveland: Approximately 10 miles southwest, with a strong arts scene, outlet shopping, and access to U.S. Highway 34 to Estes Park. Local Amenities: Shopping and Dining: Windsor's downtown district offers charming shops, local restaurants, and seasonal events, while larger retail centers are easily accessible in nearby Fort Collins and Loveland. Healthcare: Medical care is available locally through Banner Health Clinic and UCHealth Medical Center of the Rockies (just west via I-25). Recreation: Windsor Lake, Boardwalk Park, and an extensive trail system provide year-round outdoor activities. Golf enthusiasts enjoy Highland Meadows and Pelican Lakes Golf Clubs.