In the heart of the Driving Park Historic District, 543 Marion Street stands as a masterclass in timeless elegance—where old-world craftsmanship intertwines with the polished sophistication that defines the Country Club neighborhood’s signature charm. Every inch of this turnkey residence has been expertly curated, from artisan brass fixtures to bespoke built-ins, hand-selected natural stone, and a meticulously designed landscape that unifies the home’s refined interior with its private outdoor sanctuary.

A spectacular renovation honors the home’s historic soul while elevating its spaces for modern living. The exquisite kitchen balances form and function with impeccable detail. Dual natural gas fireplaces lend warmth and ambiance, while custom skylights bathe the recently replaced hardwood floors in natural light, enhancing the home’s airy, inviting atmosphere.
French doors in the recently added sunroom frame the flagstone rear patio—an artfully hardscaped retreat illuminated by custom lighting and flanked by verdant flora, with a natural gas line for effortless outdoor grilling. Here, the line between indoor and outdoor is blurred, creating an idyllic space for entertaining or quiet evenings of repose beneath Colorado’s cinematic sunsets.

At the front, an elevated covered patio with a charming porch swing offers a peaceful perch along tree-lined streets, just moments from some of Denver’s most beloved destinations. A one-mile stroll leads to Cheesman Park and the Denver Botanic Gardens in one direction, and Washington Park in the other. Celebrated staples like Pablo’s Coffee, Table 6, Potager, Satchel’s, and Barolo Grill are at your doorstep, while 6th Avenue and Speer Boulevard provide seamless access to Downtown Denver, Cherry Creek and beyond. Everyday conveniences—from Whole Foods and Safeway to boutique fitness studios and the eclectic shops of 6th Avenue—are always within reach.

Full photo gallery will be published on Thursday 2/27!