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Blending modern style with historic flair, The Rooftops on the River offer a sophisticated aesthetic and a brick facade that blends harmoniously with the historic streetscape of Old Town Fort Collins and its bustling cultural arts and outdoor recreation attractions. Life on the edge… Why not live on the edge…of what’s happening, fashionable, and historically hip? Rooftops on the River represents everything you want in chic downtown living – 24 townhouses and condo units with spacious, open floor plans, upscale contemporary interiors, private rooftop decks, private garages, plus the buzz and excitement of downtown living. While our architecture captures the essence of the old, our style and amenities are state-of-the-art. Designed for affordability, functionality, and sophistication, our designer units offer a clean, modern aesthetic. And by combining a historic sensibility that blends history, innovation and efficiency, Rooftops on the River provides the comfort of the present and the timelessness of the past. The art of living… Attention to light, color, composition, and spatial considerations are the things that transform regular design into an art, and the Rooftops on the River takes all into account to embrace the art of living from the inside out. With large rooftop decks that allow you to ascend to your private outdoor space with mountain and park views, each exquisite unit embraces the culture, history, and community of Fort Collins while providing a sophisticated flair and a sense of style. Location… Nestled against a stunning view of the Rocky Mountain foothills and edging vibrant downtown Fort Collins, Rooftops on the River blends into its historical setting with contemporary brick and real stone façade, that preserves the legacy of the location coupled with a urban appeal, providing a harmonious blend of community, environment and adjacency to the Atzlan Recreation Center, The Bas Bleu Theatre, Heritage Park, the River Bike and Pedestrian Trail and the Cache La Poudre River.