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Fort Morgan, CO Home for Rent

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    $1,600 per month

    • 2 Beds
    • 1 Bath
    • 950 Sq Ft
    • Condo for Rent

    801 Meng Dr, Fort Morgan, CO 80701

    Property Id: 370105About the property:There are three units on this property, which is located in a friendly residential neighborhood off of Sherman; a basement unit, the main floor, and the top floor. The unit that is available is on the main floor. About the apartment:Private entrance, front and back with with two large bedrooms on the main floor of a Victorian in Fort

    801 Meng Dr, Fort Morgan, CO 80701

Why Live in Fort Morgan

Fort Morgan, CO, is a small city with a population of 11,500, situated between the Midwest and the Rocky Mountains. Known for its historical roots as a military fort in the 1800s, Fort Morgan now offers a small-town atmosphere surrounded by agriculture. Housing options include farmhouses, Craftsman, and ranch-style homes, with the Bijou subdivision featuring New Traditional homes. The local economy is driven by agriculture and food processing, with major employers like Cargill Inc. and various dairy manufacturing facilities. The downtown area boasts vintage buildings and red-brick storefronts, with dining options including Mexican restaurants, barbecue joints, and tap rooms. Glen Miller Park hosts summer concerts and houses the Fort Morgan Museum, which showcases the city's history. Riverside Park offers 3 miles of nature trails, a public swimming pool, and an outdoor roller rink, while Brenda Joy Skate Park caters to skateboarders. Gateway Park features an off-leash dog park and playground, and Quail Dunes Golf Course is nearby. The Morgan County School District RE-3 serves around 3,500 students, and Morgan Community College offers over 50 programs. Although traditional public transit is limited, the County Express provides on-demand service, and Interstate 76 connects Fort Morgan to Denver, 83 miles away. The city has seen a significant decrease in crime rates in 2023, with property crime trending downward since 2021. However, the area faces risks of flooding and tornadoes due to its proximity to the South Platte River and flat terrain.

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