Welcome to one of Fruita's most coveted addresses - just a short walk from downtown, local parks, beloved community festivals, and some of the best trail access the Western Slope has to offer. Monument views frame the horizon, schools are nearby, and the kind of small-town energy that makes Fruita so special is genuinely right outside your door. This is the location people move to Fruita hoping to find. 402 N Maple Street has been standing since 1909, and its classic Dutch Colonial facade makes an immediate impression on this generous corner lot. Mature apple trees, garden beds, a shed, and a cellar speak to a property that has been genuinely lived in and loved across many chapters — and the character inside matches every bit of it. Unique fixtures, original details, and a warmth that newer construction simply cannot replicate. The main level flows naturally from room to room. The large living and dining space is made for gathering — the kind of room that holds a full house comfortably and feels equally good on a quiet evening. A dedicated office with built-in shelving adds meaningful functionality, and the breakfast nook off the kitchen gives the main level that extra layer of livability. The main level primary bedroom offers a walk-in closet and convenient access to a 3/4 bath. A dedicated laundry room and enclosed porch round out the main floor beautifully. Upstairs, a spacious open non-conforming bedroom offers tremendous flexibility - a creative studio, a generous bonus room, a retreat of any kind you need it to be. An additional conforming bedroom and a second 3/4 bath complete the upper level. Outside, the covered patio is a wonderful space to settle into, and the garage - currently converted - can easily be returned to its original function. A large, lush corner lot with mature apple trees, garden beds, shed space, and a cellar underneath it all. A home with history, heart, and a location that genuinely delivers. Come see it and imagine what's next.
Listing courtesy of THE CHRISTI REECE GROUP. Selling Office: .
