57 S Bannock St Denver, CO 80223

Listing details for 57 S Bannock St, Denver, CO 80223 : A reimagined Queen Anne Victorian in the heart of Baker, this home blends historic character with a design-forward aesthetic. Original details are thoughtfully restored while every system, surface, and finish has been elevated with modern intention. Soaring ceilings, oversized windows, fresh paint, and a stunning original staircase set the tone for a home that feels timeless. Layered textures, sculptural lighting, and smart use of space shape generous living, dining, and family rooms that are ideal for entertaining. The designer kitchen features paneled appliances, stone countertops, a custom-lit range hood, and grain-matched white oak cabinetry by Jeff Faine, designed by Sovereign. Olive Zellige tile, integrated storage, and a built-in sparkling water tap complete the space. Nearby, a bright laundry room adds excellent storage, while a jewel box 3/4 bath offers a marble sink and designer tile shower tucked under the front stairs. Upstairs, a color-drenched olive reading nook framed by Queen Anne windows overlooks the neighborhood. Three spacious bedrooms include a light-filled front room and a private primary suite. The primary bath features a custom oak trough vanity, double sinks, striking tile, custom storage, and a Crittal-style framed wet room with soaking tub and natural light. A wallpapered third bedroom works well as an office, guest room, or nursery. The hall bath includes modern tile, an elegant vanity, and custom saffron storage. The original, hidden back staircase improves flow and preserves the original doors. The fenced yard is ready for summer evenings, entertaining, and pets. Every inch of this home feels curated for the architecture lover with flip fatigue who wants thoughtful, modern function, bold color, and elevated design. Located just around the corner from some of the best blocks of South Broadway, this is one of Baker’s most distinctive and thoughtfully finished homes, with a presence that feels straight out of an architectural magazine.