Welcome to this stunning Curtis Park 1888 Victorian gem. Frank Edbrooke, the Brown Palace and Oxford Hotels architect, designed this home and its twin next door. Step through the front door into the open main living and dining space bathed in light from the floor-to-ceiling windows. Pass into the chef’s kitchen, which features custom cabinetry, Iroko wood, and granite countertops. Enjoy a 36” Bosch Induction cooktop, a Wolf hood, a GE French door electric oven w/ WiFi Connect + Steam Self-Clean, and a Fisher/Paykel drawer-style dishwasher. French doors from the kitchen open onto a private outdoor entertaining area, a low-maintenance yard, and off-street parking with an automatic gate. From the living room, follow the dramatic staircase up to the second floor to find his and hers bathrooms featuring Toto toilets in both baths, a 66” Sanford Cast Iron Claw Foot Soaking Tub in one, and a French Linea Shower in the other. The primary bedroom features downtown views, and an open guest space/office completes the upper floor. The home also features a brand new refrigerator, new washer and dryer, an Armstrong 2-stage Variable Speed Gas Furnace and 2.5T 13-SEER AC, Nest Control and interior/exterior security, and Owens Corning Tru-Def Duration Shingles. There is ample storage in the basement accessed from the kitchen. Walk west down 25th Street to find Hearth Coffee Shop, Uchi, Death & Co, Cart Drive, and Work and Class. Keep going and take a right on Larimer Street for a continued selection of coffee shops, shopping, dinner, or drinks. Or, head in the other direction for Rosenberg’s Bagels on Welton. Hop the light rail into downtown for a night on the town (or for a trip to the airport from Union Station).