Set on a generous quarter-acre lot in the heart of Denver’s Country Club Historic neighborhood, this 1931 Tudor residence is a singular offering—a historic home that has been comprehensively reimagined, renovated and expanded for modern luxury living. In 2018, the home underwent a meticulous renovation and expansion led by acclaimed architect Steve Ekman, general contractor Canady Construction, and interior designer Peggy Bender. Every element was artfully considered—historic oak floors and matching glass windows blend seamlessly with a refined, expanded floor plan that introduces elegant light-filled living spaces, additional bedrooms and baths, and an exceptional architectural skylight. At the center of the home, the gourmet kitchen—designed for both everyday living and sophisticated entertaining—opens to an inviting family room and casual dining area, all overlooking manicured gardens and a serene backyard retreat. The upper level offers five gracious bedrooms, including a lavish primary suite with vaulted ceilings, dual walk-in closets, radiant heated floors, and a spa-caliber bath. Secondary bedrooms enjoy generous proportions, with en-suite or shared Jack-and-Jill baths, and abundant storage throughout. A rare, three-car heated garage completes the property, featuring coated floors, built-in storage, a big-screen TV, and accordion glass doors that open wide to a flagstone patio—creating effortless indoor-outdoor flow for entertaining. This legacy property offers timeless character and modern elegance in Denver’s most sought-after historic district. Notable improvements include • New slate roof • New sewer and water lines • Savant whole house audio system • Built-in humidifiers • State of the art security system with cameras • Halo water filtration systems. Nestled among Denver’s most distinctive historic homes and located so close to Bromwell Elementary and the vibrant shops & restaurants of Cherry Creek North. Please be in touch for a private tour.