$1,350 per month
1206 N 7th St Unit A, Sterling, CO 80751
Property Id: 1342979Welcome to your home at 1206 N 7th Unit A St in Sterling, CO! This Charming and spacious 2-bed, 2.5-bath multi-family unit offers a blend of comfort and convenience. Stay cozy with carpet and tile flooring, central heating. With a spacious lawn, on-site laundry, and off-street parking, your lifestyle will be hassle-free. Pets are welcome, and outside smoking ensures a
$1,775 per month
377 Bannock St, Sterling, CO 80751
This is a three bedroom one bath home with an attached single car, garage for parking or storage and a great fenced in yard for pets. It also includes a storage shed out back. It has an open floor plan. living room with hard wood and three carpeted bedrooms with a spacious kitchen floor plan and all appliances are included as well as a washer and dryer. The house also has a sprinkler system for
$1,450 per month
506 S 5th Ave, Sterling, CO 80751
One bedroom plus additional queen sleeper, sleeps 4 comfortably. Base rent is 1450 per month plus utilities, including Internet total per month is 1750.00 Everything included!! Utilities stay in owners name. Fully FURNISHED home with all utilities paid and high-speed Internet. Short term leases considered pets may be accepted upon approval with additional pet fees and pet rent.
Sterling, CO, located in the northeastern corner of the state, serves as the Logan County seat and a central shopping hub. With a population of around 13,000, Sterling is surrounded by farmland producing sugar beets, wheat, and corn, reflecting its agricultural roots. The city has evolved into a modern service center, balancing big-box stores with a historic downtown characterized by old brick buildings. Housing options range from older bungalows and mid-century ranches to newer subdivisions like Prairie Vista, featuring Craftsman and contemporary ranch homes. Sterling's real estate market is known for its affordability compared to state averages. The RE-1 Valley School District educates local students, and Northeastern Junior College offers hands-on training in technical fields. Sterling promotes "free-range tourism," encouraging exploration of rural landscapes and attractions like Pioneer Park and the Overland Trail Museum. North Sterling State Park, located 15 miles away, is popular for boating, fishing, and birdwatching. The Downtown Sterling Historic District offers unique boutiques and eateries, while national chains meet everyday needs. Sterling's economy is deeply tied to agriculture, with events like the Logan County Fair & Rodeo and Sugar Beet Days celebrating its heritage. The city is accessible via Interstate 76, with Denver International Airport approximately 121 miles away. Sterling remains a vibrant community with a strong local spirit.
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