Beaming with endless potential, historic charm, and *new price*, this timeless home offers a rare opportunity in the heart of Sunnyside. Set on a double corner lot, this stately 1896 brick and stone residence showcases classic architectural details, including a grand staircase, stained glass windows, intricate trim and an upper-level sleeping porch with history literally written on the floorboards. Freshly painted interiors highlight expansive living spaces, including a bright living room w/ wide windows & French doors opening to a home office, a gracious formal dining room with chic lighting, and a retro-inspired kitchen with classic cabinetry and tile flooring. The second story features four spacious bedrooms and a separate bath with original claw foot soaking tub. The finished third-story attic with tall ceilings and 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. 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. Enjoy easy access to Sunnyside’s acclaimed dining, cafes and shops, and enjoy walking to such culinary delights as Necio Mexican Kitchen, The Wolf’s Tailor, and Cherry Bean Coffee. This home has a rich history as researched by Historic Denver, and the full story is available upon request. “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. The builder and architect are unknown.
 William Walter Wells, born 1849 in Wisconsin, was a lumber and grain dealer. He married Winnie A. Todd in Buena Vista County, Iowa in 1885. The couple had four children together, and appear to have moved to Denver shortly before building the house.” Be a part of history!