What Should You Know Before Buying a Home in Lake City's Historic District?

Lake City's National Historic District covers about 142 acres in more than 34 blocks and additions, and the Town says new buildings and changes to existing structures there must comply with its Historic Design Guidelines. Before you buy a home you plan to renovate, read the guidelines, find out whet

How Cold and Snowy Is Lake City, Colorado in Winter?

Cold, with steady snow. NOAA normals for Lake City list an average January high of about 34°F and an average January low of about 1°F, and the station has averaged about 79 inches of snow a year. Record lows have reached −38°F. It is a manageable winter for a well-prepared home and a serious one for

Is Montrose, Colorado a Good Place to Retire?

For many people, yes. Montrose offers milder winters than the mountain towns, a 75-bed regional hospital, a commercial airport and access to the outdoors. Colorado also offers a senior property tax exemption for qualifying long-time homeowners and lets retirees subtract some retirement income on sta

Does It Snow in Montrose, Colorado?

Yes, but not much compared with the mountain towns. NOAA's 1991–2020 normals for Montrose show average annual snowfall of about 21.5 inches, an average January high of about 40°F and a January low of about 17.5°F. The high-desert sun usually melts snow quickly in town, which is one reason many peopl