The winding streets of Bonnie Brae offer a serene, village-like escape in the heart of Denver. Designed in the 1920s to break from the city’s grid, this coveted neighborhood blends quiet charm with diverse architecture, from Tudor and Mediterranean to modern styles.

Nestled in this enclave is a home reimagined in 2004 with a striking exterior that sets the tone for a warm yet distinctive residence. Inside, Travertine tile and Brazilian cherry hardwoods stretch beneath a soaring foyer ceiling. The gourmet kitchen showcases a Viking range, Gaggenau double convection oven, Sub-Zero refrigerator, and an expansive island. Skylights illuminate the beamed ceiling, while a walk-in pantry ensures effortless organization.

With five bedrooms across three levels, this thoughtful floor plan balances connection and privacy. A main-level guest suite with an en-suite bath accommodates visitors or multigenerational living. Upstairs, the primary suite is a retreat with vaulted ceilings, a fireplace, and a private balcony among the trees. The spa-like bath features a jetted tub and oversized shower. A secondary bedroom offers flexibility for a nursery or guest space. The finished basement expands versatility with a media room, two bedrooms, and ample storage—perfect for a teen retreat or home gym.

Beyond the walls, the private backyard is surrounded by mature landscaping, creating a peaceful setting for summer barbecues or evenings spent watching the snow fall.

Bonnie Brae Park serves as a neighborhood hub for quiet walks and community gatherings, while nearby Washington Park offers a 2.3-mile shaded path, tennis courts, and paddle boarding, Just beyond, Historic South Gaylord Street is lined with Denver’s best boutiques, coffee shops, and restaurants. Start your day with a latte from Devil’s Food Bakery, then unwind with craft cocktails at Perdida or wood-fired pizza at Homegrown Tap & Dough.

A home of this caliber in such a special neighborhood is a rare find.