Beaming with endless potential, historic charm, & new price, this timeless home offers a rare opportunity in the heart of Sunnyside. Enjoy easy access to acclaimed dining/cafes/shops, & enjoy walking (90 walk score) to such culinary delights as The Wolf’s Tailor (Michelin Star Rated), Necio Mexican Kitchen, & Cherry Bean Coffee. This stately 1896 brick and stone residence is set on a double corner lot & showcases classic architectural details, including a grand staircase (plus a secret hidden staircase connecting all 3 floors!), stained glass windows, intricate trim & upper-level sleeping porch with history literally written on the floorboards (check out that photo!), & in the exterior stone walls (constructed w/ cobblestone removed from Blake Street during the construction of Coor’s Field – check out that photo as well!). Freshly painted interiors highlight expansive living spaces, including a bright living room with wide windows & French doors opening to a home office, a gracious dining room with chic lighting, & retro-inspired kitchen with classic cabinetry & tile flooring. The 2nd story features 4 spacious bedrooms & separate bath w/ original claw foot tub. The finished 3rd story attic with 10 foot ceilings & tile bath provides incredible versatility for an art studio, fitness retreat or a grand and private primary ensuite. A separate basement apartment with a private entrance and rental history enhances flexibility and income potential. Outside, a welcoming front porch with a swing, a fenced backyard and a garage with original hayloft reimagined as a studio space offer added appeal. This home has a rich history with full story available upon request, but we know “An item in the August 9,1895 Denver Post noted that W. W. Wells had been issued a building permit to construct a brick dwelling on Goss Street (Tejon) between Beecher (39th) and Greeley (40th) avenues.”