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Forest and Lake Real Estate Broker/owner,
Penny Hamilton has worked with buyers as their personal Buyer’s
agent. Here are few of their comments:
“You provided support, information and
expertise that made all the difference in our move to
Grand
County. You really go the
extra mile. We highly recommend you to anyone requiring expert real
estate services.” Tammy Eatough
“Thank you for taking care of us during our
recent Winter Park purchase. Your
extensive knowledge of the area and attention to detail really make
a fairly expedited purchase go smoothly. Probably the most
impressive aspect of working with you was that you cared about us
rather than a particular property or deal. I would highly recommend
you, (In fact, I already have!) to anyone purchasing property in
Grand
County.” Chris Bremer
“What a ‘Top-Notch’ agent you are Penny
Hamilton. Your consistent attention to detail and absolutely superb
communications provided us complete confidence throughout our entire
condo selection and purchasing experience.” Walter Clarke
“Thank you for all your help with our Grand County
real estate needs. You have gone above and beyond the call of duty.
You saved us much heartache with our move. We are so pleased with
our property. May God bless you.” Erika Schambach
“We were expecting good knowledge of the area,
as well as expertise helping us purchase in the
Winter Park area. Penny’s guidance was
tailored to our wants and needs without any undue pressure that
would only be intended to help her ‘make a sale.’ While buying our
mountain home, we made a great and trusted friend in Penny.” Milia
Haydar
Please contact me to discuss your
Colorado
Mountain property because Grand
County
is a buyers’ market with many opportunities to enjoy a unique
community. In my opinion, Grand County Real Estate is very special.
Many years ago, I wrote an article for the
Winter Park Manifest called “Acres of Diamonds” which won their
writing award. Having graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia,
PA, I recounted the story told by Rev. Russell
Conwell, the founder of
Temple.
In the days of Chautauqua, which was a delivery
system for community continuing education where eloquent speakers
would tour the country captivating audiences with unique stories and
messages, Conwell raised most of the money to build the University
by delivering the famous “Acres of Diamonds” speech to thousands of
eager listeners in the early 1800s.
In a nutshell, “Acres of Diamonds” is a true
story of a man who left his home in search of riches. He did not
find it. He ended up destitute and alone. Finally he threw himself
into the sea. After his death on the original land he had abandoned,
the world’s largest diamond mine was discovered.
The obvious point of a very long story is
“diamonds” are often right under your feet. In
Grand
County, as the sun rises,
you can often look out the window at the snow. The sun reflects on
the ice crystals and they can shimmer as diamonds do.
Grand
County is often described
as “the last great place.” Realtors, who usually only speak in
adjectives, are thrilled to share our sense of community pride and
the natural beauty of the area.
Locals say, “Living in Grand County
is just like Living in a Postcard.”
Very few Colorado resort
areas have the mountains and the lakes, the YMCA of the Rockies, the
Devil’s Thumb Ranch, the C-lazy U Ranch, extensive hiking and biking
trails and lots of open space within such a short trip to a major
metropolitan area as Denver.
When you invest in Grand County,
you are making a life-style investment.
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