Perfectly blending historic Denver charm with thoughtful updates, this stunning 1906 home in the heart of the Sunnyside neighborhood offers a loft-like feel with exposed brick and abundant natural light. Originally built as a duplex and later converted to a single-family home, this one-of -a-kind home offers a distinctive and versatile layout. One side features a spacious great room with four walls of exposed original brick, a gas fireplace with a reclaimed Victorian mantle, and an open-concept kitchen—ideal for entertaining. The other side hosts two secondary bedrooms, a full bathroom and a primary suite with a large walk-in closet and ensuite bathroom. The primary bath has been renovated to feature a dual-head tile shower and new vanity. Original 120-year-old hardwood floors are just one of the many ways the character has been preserved throughout this home. The unfinished, two room basement offers incredible flexibility—perfect for a workshop, studio, gym, or extra storage. The backyard is a true outdoor sanctuary, complemented by a lush, mature lawn and shaded by oak, ash, and silver maple trees. The custom fire table and brick patio create a perfect spot for evening gatherings. A cedar pergola and attached carport with garage door add character and convenience. The home’s thoughtful landscaping features low-voltage path and accent lighting, an irrigation system, and gardens with blooming flowers from spring to fall, creating a picturesque retreat. Additional upgrades include a new commercial-grade hail resistant roof (2018), added insulation for year-round energy efficiency, a whole-home mini-split A/C system, a new boiler (2014), plus new light fixtures and fresh paint. The home’s unbeatable location offers quick access to I-70, I-25, and downtown, while being within walking distance to Chaffee Park, LoHi, and top-rated schools, as well as being only a block from the restaurants and shops on Tejon St., including the Michelin starred Wolf’s Tailor.