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Price Drastically Reduced on this Beautiful Potter Highlands Historic Victorian

Originally priced at $925,000 this stunning Northwest Denver home is now a steal at just $775,000. There is not a home like this priced anywhere as low as this...from Wash Park to West Highlands, there really is nothing comparable. This is an amazing opportunity to own a piece of Denver's history while enjoying all of the modern upgrades that offer luxury and elegance with a very traditional feel.

We have loved having the opportunity to market this property and learn about its deep history. It was even featured in Historic Denver News. Here is the write-up:

The Queen Anne-style home at 3656 Bryant Street was built in 1890 by Albert S.
Whitaker. Mr. Whitaker was a prominent citizen of the Highlands and served as mayor
three times. He was a founding member of the Denver Chamber of Commerce and an
officer of the Denver Mint.

The home is a beautiful structure in the Potter Highlands Historic District and sits on
a large corner lot across the street from the grand Lumbar Baron Inn. The home has three
bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and features a formal dining room with a built-in hutch. The
home retains its original hardwood floors, dark oak woodwork and trim, and staircases.
In fact, there is a charming spiral back staircase that leads from the kitchen to the former
maid's quarters on the second floor. All of the windows and some of the light fixtures
are original to the home. Other wonderful historic details include grand pocket doors,
original doors including detailed hinges and hardware and the original heating grates. The
home features a front porch, a lovely sunroom and large open rooms with lots of light.

They just don't build them like this anymore.

If you have questions about this lovely home or would like more information or a private viewing please contact Kendall Boyd at Live Urban Real Estate at 303-455-5483 or kendall@liveurbandenver.com

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