Longmont Multi-Family Residential

Wesley Townhomes

350 11th Ave. in Longmont
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Located on about three-quarters of an acre donated by the Heart of Longmont United Methodist Church at 350 11th Ave., the plan for Wesley Townhomes calls for 11 two- and three-bedroom units and a multipurpose room. The units would be rented to residents who earn less than 30% or 40% of Longmont’s area median income. on Facebook on LinkedIn on Bluesky
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

350 11th Ave.

Website

https://www.theinnbetween.org/wesley-homes

Status

Current

Location

350 11th Ave.

City

Longmont

State

CO

Website

https://www.theinnbetween.org/wesley-homes

Project Cost

$6.8 million (estimate)

Owner

The Inn Between of Longmont Inc.

Architecture Firm

Halcyon Design LLC

Number of Units

11

Size

Three-quarters of an acre

Construction Start

October 2024

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