Longmont Residential

Gill Estates

2459 W. Ninth Ave. in Longmont
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PROJECT DETAILS
Location

2459 W. Ninth Ave.

Status

Current

Location

2459 W. Ninth Ave.

City

Longmont

State

CO

Owner

Gurdev K Gill

Developer

David Gill

Number of Homes

9 single-family lots

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