This distinguished 1891 Queen Anne Victorian, designed by renowned Denver architect William Lang—whose notable works include the Molly Brown House and Castle Marne—is located in the Lincoln Street Historic District among a rare collection of Lang-designed residences. With exquisite curb appeal featuring a custom wrought iron fence, raised garden beds, ornate exterior paint, and a striking two-story turret, the home seamlessly blends historic charm with modern comfort. Original interior details such as a hand-carved staircase, quarter-sawn oak mantle, oak flooring, picture molding, and bullseye trim have been meticulously preserved. Thoughtful updates include a chef’s kitchen with quarter-sawn oak cabinetry, soapstone countertops, GE Café appliances, and Brizo fixtures, as well as a high-efficiency HVAC system with heat pump/GFA combo, tankless water heater, and newer sewer line. The roof will be replaced prior to closing. Upstairs, three spacious bedrooms offer ample closet space, and the updated bathroom retains its original clawfoot tub. The low-maintenance backyard with stamped concrete patio is ideal for entertaining, and a modern oversized 24′ x 24′ garage with attic storage offers rare convenience. Situated in sought-after Washington Park West, this home is so close to SoBo’s vibrant restaurants, shops, light rail, Washington Park, Cherry Creek Bike Path, the Mayan Theatre, and more—truly move-in ready and ideally located to enjoy the best of Denver living.