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Red Mountain is a group of three peaks in between Silverton and Ouray, CO. One can get an outstanding view of these magnificent San Jaun peaks whilst descending Red Mountain pass (11,018′) towards Ouray. The mountains are most notable for their distinctive red hues , as a result of iron oxide present in the mineral content of the rock. The vicinity was heavily mined in the late 1800’s and remnants of this human activity remain in the form of rustic houses, storage sheds, mine shafts, and other mining structures. Incredibly weathered wood has withstood the harsh climate of this environment for decades. To say the place is “grandiose” or “epic” falls short of the aura this landscape provokes. We have waited a long time for the right tiny house deserving of this honorable title. Built on a 34′ bumper pull chassis, not only is this the largest tiny to ever leave our shop, but it is outfitted with some of the nicest features we’ve ever included. The massing is broken into three section...

Q. We have a shower stall, with ceramic tiles on the walls and floor, which was installed by the previous homeowner about seven years ago. Within a year of moving in, some of the grout started to come loose in various places in the shower. We assumed that it hadn't been properly sealed , so we had a company called The Grout Doctor come out to patch it up. At that time, the company filled in the grout and then placed some kind of silicon- type clear caulk at the joint where the wall and floor come together. We continued to have grout come loose in other places that had not been repaired, so we had the same company come out again. It re-grouted and replaced the silicone caulk -- this time putting the caulk in all of the joints -- where the walls meet, where the walls and floor meet, and where the shower door meets walls and floor. After about one year, black mold started growing in multiple spots underneath the clear silicone caulk . I assume water is getting trapped bene...

View All 20 Photos for $550,000 with 3 bedrooms and 1 full bath, 1 half bath. This home was built in 1949 on a lot size of 75x150 . Property Information $550,000 3 Bedrooms 1 Full Bath, 1 Half Bath Single Family Taxes are $10,148 Ranch Active Lot size of 75x150 Built in 1949 Morristown, NJ Morris County MLS/Web ID is 3412612 Just Listed Description Spacious well buit Wash. Hdqrts. home on prime lot backing up to town park. New roof, three season porch, , eat-in kitchen, very ample walk out basement w own door-can be living space Huge two car -extra deep- garage Wood floors , large bath w. tub and a shower stall. Replacement windows . Yard is flat and private. .Fireplace with glass built in screen .Great bones, great neighborhood and great price. Don't miss this one. Room Information Bathroom Bedroom Florida Room Formal Dining Room Kitchen Living Room Recreation Room Interior 11 Appliances Carbon Monoxide Detector Dishwasher Dryer Fire Extinquisher Oven (Self-Cleaning) Range/...

General Specs and Team Location: Santa Fe, NM Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 3 Living Space : 2400 sqf Cost (USD/sq. ft.): $250/sqf Completed August 2010 - Excellence in Green Remodeling from Hacienda's Parade Of Homes (2010) - Best Design from Hacienda's Parade Of Homes (2010) - Exemplary Site Utilization from the New Mexico Green Building Council (2010) Architect/Designer/Builder: Michael Percy Grant , Percy Home Design , LLC Structural Engineer: David Grabiel, QPEC Construction Roof Type 1: R-49 (torch-down roof over 7" polyiso rigid, unvented) Roof Type 2: R-56 (standing-seam metal over 2" polyiso over 12" TJI w/ cellulose, unvented) Walls Existing : R-10 to R-15 (plaster/stucco over 2-3" polyurethane spray foam over 14" earth adobe) Walls New: R-29 ( James Hardie clapboard siding over 2" XPS over 2x6 @ 24 o.c. w/ cellulose) Floors, existing: 8" inaccessible & uninsulated dirt crawl space , old vents sealed up, exhausted by HRV...