Berthoud Residential

Fickel Farm

Mountain Avenue and Pyramid Peak Street in Berthoud
March 4, 2025 Submit an Update
A proposed 165-unit Fickel Farms Fifth Filing development cruised to unanimous approval at the regular meeting of Berthoud’s Town Board of Trustees. The project will include 115 townhome lots and 50 paired-home (duplex) lots. on Facebook on LinkedIn on Bluesky
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

Mountain Avenue and Pyramid Peak Street

Website

https://farmsteadberthoud.com/index.html

Status

Current

Location

Mountain Avenue and Pyramid Peak Street

City

Berthoud

State

CO

Website

https://farmsteadberthoud.com/index.html

Developer

TB Group, Stacklot LLC

Number of Homes

165

Size

14.5 acres

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