930 Button Rock Dr

Quail Crossing is a low-rise townhouse community in Longmont built in 2000, composed primarily of two-story attached residences with full basements and detached one-car garages plus an additional reserved parking space. Units typically feature vaulted or high ceilings, open floor plans with eat-in kitchens and kitchen islands, engineered oak or wood flooring on main levels, gas fireplaces, and large windows that provide abundant south- or southeast-facing natural light. Interior finishes commonly include granite counters, laminate or tile counters in secondary areas, pantry storage, walk-in closets in primary suites, Jack-and-Jill or dual baths, ceiling fans, and wiring for high-speed internet; many homes also show recent paint and well-maintained systems such as gas furnaces and radon mitigation. Exterior elements emphasize modest landscaping with private garden patios, community rain gutters, proximity to neighborhood trails, parks, and open space including views toward Union Reservoir. Shared services handled by the HOA include snow removal and exterior maintenance. The neighborhood offers convenient access to I‑25 and Hwy 119, making commutes to Boulder or Denver straightforward, while local schools and recreational lakes are within walking distance.