In the Curtis Park Historic District, every street corner is a crossroads of generations. It is both the cradle of Denver’s history and a canvas for modern living, delightfully juxtaposing 19th-century homes against the panoramic backdrop of Downtown Denver’s glass and steel skyline. Built in 1886, 2731 California Street is one of Denver’s original Victorian homes. Visitors are greeted by a fully fenced yard and a welcoming covered front porch, while the expansive lot unfolds into a serene west-facing backyard, perfect for gardening, entertaining, or basking in the golden Colorado sunshine. Upon entry, the grandeur of soaring ceilings and the texture of original exposed brick provide a tactile homage to the craftsmanship of the past. The main level offers a flexible layout, featuring a versatile office or bedroom with an adjacent 3/4 bath. An oversized kitchen with updated appliances seamlessly connects to a spacious mudroom and flex area with conveniently located laundry, blending practicality with enduring charm. Ascend the staircase to discover a generously proportioned primary suite. A cozy reading nook invites quiet moments, while a walk-in closet and a luxurious en-suite bath with a double vanity, soaking tub, and bespoke built-in shelving elevate the space. A guest bedroom enhances the allure, featuring a raised east-facing sun deck where morning light dances and city vistas inspire. A one-car garage, paired with additional off-street parking, ensures convenience in the city. The home’s perfect placement between to the vibrant Welton corridor of Five Points and the rapidly evolving RiNo neighborhood places you moments away from Denver’s finest culinary, cultural, and artistic offerings. Modern systems, including a 2018 HVAC upgrade, a tankless water heater, and a reinforced cinder-block foundation, provide comfort and peace of mind. ***Full appraisal report dated 12/5/2024 reflecting a valuation of $793,000 is available in the listing supplements.***