Ninety-nine percent of the time, if you want to own a property in the Broadmoor, you have to be willing to buy a gigantic, five thousand square foot palatial mansion; the kind of house that you'd walk into and need directions. You have to buy the sort of place that has a dining room big enough for Bruce Wayne's table. You know the one-a table big enough that you have to shout to be heard on the other end. And if that's the sort of thing you're into, that's great. But a lot of folks aren't really looking for a house that big, for whatever reason. If you're one of the latter group of people, this is an opportunity you don't want to miss. Don't get the idea that just because this home is smaller, that means it's cramped or that you won't have enough space, because the opposite is true. This home has more private living spaces than most houses three times its size. The entire upstairs is the primary bedroom, which is nice all by itself. But there are two separate spaces on the lower level that can be used as bedrooms, offices, or just places to hide during those times that you can't stand the sound of another person's existence. That's not the only upside to this home. The newly-updated landscaping by itself will probably sell you on the place, and being able to walk out through the gate in the back fence and find yourself virtually at the Broadmoor is a nice touch. There's a covered carport and an additional detached garage for your cars, and a bear-proofed storage shed for your items that are a little smaller. Let's be clear here: you'll be living in a place where you're minutes from the Broadmoor and downtown, but you'll also be living in a place where you have to worry about having a bear-proof shed. Rare opportunities don't wait around for you to decide. This is one of those.