Imagine waking to the warmth and comfort of a solid brick home originally built at the turn of the 20th century as Denver was on the upswing as a bustling western city. The quality of craftsmanship is palpable as you walk down the grand staircase and out the front door onto the large covered porch on your way to one of several favorite coffee shops within blocks. On the way home, with a warm latte in hand, you take a quick stroll through the splendor of Cheesman Park, merely steps from home. Upon returning, take in the light as it plays among the rooms and walls, bringing the house to life, then head upstairs and up the spiral staircase to the loft, to your office space. After a solid day of work, you marvel at the walkability and accessibility to nearby restaurants and amenities, enjoying the perfect summer evening…not too hot, not too cold, a slight breeze breathing its way through the leaves of the majestic and major trees lining every street. The vibrancy of the neighborhood comes alive in waves throughout the day and you’re greeted by the proprietor of your chosen local dinner spot along with a few nods and “hellos” from neighbors who frequent the same places…an obvious draw of the vicinage. Post-dinner, a hot tea or cocktail paired with a soak in the hot tub on the private primary bedroom balcony is an idyllic way to close out the day. As you lay your head to drift off to sleep, one can’t help but be grateful for and appreciative of 120+ years of peace and comfort this home has brought to many families.