1658 N High St Denver, CO 80218

Listing details for 1658 N High St, Denver, CO 80218 : This home located in Wyman's Historical District of Denver was originally built in 1890 and remodeled and renovated blending original elements with contemporary upgrades owned by some of Denver's famous residents. It has all of the original detailed woodwork. Cost was not spared when renovations were done on this home. A custom built front door meets you at the entrance and the refinished foyer stairwell and hardwood add to the extraordinary beauty of this home. Exterior colors were chosen by a period colorist. Interior colors were chosen by a New York interior designer along with new interior doors, hinges, door sets with porcelain knobs, and lighting fixtures. The main level has an open concept family room/dining room perfect for entertaining. Both fireplaces in the home have the original 1890's tile. The family room fireplace has a gas circulating insert for ease of use and convenience. The kitchen has that old world feel with all the modern features. A custom, radiant heated Italian mosaic tile floor, Wedgewood cabinets throughout, high-end appliances including a Wolf Dual Fuel Range with griddle, a commercial grade vent hood and an island round out a home chef's dream kitchen. The upper level consists of a fully renovated master bedroom including tons of natural light with built-in closets and drawers. The master bath has a large walk-in shower with high end fixtures and a radiant heated tile floor. Two additional bedrooms, a full 5-piece bath with the original claw foot tub, a large walk-in shower, as well as the laundry room finish out the second floor. Both front and rear yards were professionally landscaped by Blue Lotus Outdoors with sprinkler system and low voltage lighting. A new TREX deck and artificial turf added in 2021. This is outdoor entertaining at its best! City Park offers a golf course, walking paths, tennis, live jazz on Sundays during the summer concert series, the Denver Zoo, and the Nature and Science Museum.