Like a dignified sentinel, this rare, three-story turn of the century estate in Denver’s Quality Hill Historic District has stood witness to the opulence of an age gone by. Victorian and Richardson Romanesque styles coalesce with rusticated sandstone masonry, stone trimmed openings round arches, and detailed millwork paying homage to some of the home’s more notable architectural peers such as the Molly Brown House and the Capitol Hill Mansion.
This property has endless possibilities. The interior retains much of its original integrity and there is still room for you to bring your vision! The elaborate porch leads to an impressive entryway. Inside, high ceilings, exposed brick, freshly painted walls and trim, and stained-glass add visual interest. Purpleheart hardwood floors and two fireplaces with intricate tiling bring warmth throughout the main floor.
The primary suite boasts a large sitting room with wood parquet flooring, French doors and yet another exquisite fireplace. An ensuite bath, ample closet space, and high ceilings are timeless amenities. Down the hall, two additional bedrooms, a laundry and full bath round out the second floor. New carpet throughout the second and third floors keeps things cozy.
The finished third floor features a kitchenette, full bath, and offers substantial flex space for income potential, or a mother-in-law suite. The dreamy third floor balcony is nestled among the trees. A separate staircase from the ATTACHED THREE-CAR GARAGE affords a private entry from the rest of the home.

The sellers have already addressed some of the home’s more expensive maintenance items with a new boiler, a whole house fan, and replacing some of the sandstone to keep the masonry in great condition.

So many Denver jewels are within walking distance: Denver Botanic Gardens, the History Colorado Center, the Governor’s Residence, and Cheeseman Park to name a few. Modern amenities include Trader Joe’s, local dining, and shops.