Home Goes Up In Flames In Rural Douglas County
FRANKTOWN, Colo. (CBS4) - A fire destroyed a home in Douglas County overnight.
No one was home at the time, and so far it's not clear what started the blaze.
The two-story home is located in a rural area just south of Franktown. When crews got there the flames were shooting out the roof.
Firefighters had a hard time with the firefight. There are no hydrants in the area, so they had to shut down part of Highway 83 and set up a two mile relay to get active hoses to the scene.
The real estate website Trulia shows the home sold last year for almost $800,000.
A family cat was rescued and horses on the property were moved to another location.