Live-in-history!
Welcome to 95 W. Byers Place. Built in 1896, this spectacular property served as one of the first family-owned grocery stores to serve the growing town of Denver. Now, for the first time in it’s 130 year history, 95 W. Byers has evolved into a luxurious single family residence. Inside, soaring 13-foot ceilings create an open and airy feel, while carefully restored architectural details pay homage to the home’s rich past. The thoughtfully designed 3-bedroom, 3-bath layout features wide-plank floors, custom millwork, and period-inspired finishes throughout. Designed for both style and sustainability, the home includes energy-efficient triple-pane windows, spray foam insulation, and state-of-the-art heating and cooling systems. The chef’s kitchen boasts high-end cabinetry, quartz countertops, and premium Forno appliances—perfect for entertaining or everyday living. Spa-like bathrooms offer a serene retreat with luxury tile-work and modern fixtures. Just one block from Broadway’s vibrant restaurants, shops, and nightlife, with easy access to downtown and the light rail, this residence is more than a home—it’s a piece of Denver’s history, reimagined for modern living. The building’s earliest role as a grocery in the 1900s highlights the self-sufficient, walkable character of the Baker neighborhood in that era. Its later conversion reflects broader economic and urban trends mid-century. Because it has preserved its fundamental 1890s structure and decorative details, the building today provides a direct visual connection to Denver’s late-19th century architectural heritage. This incredible luxury home still tells the story of a modest corner shop from 1896 that has quietly stood through Denver’s changing times, from horse-and-buggy days to the 21st century.