The 7th Ave Historic District is listed on the National Register of Historic Places recognizing its significance in preserving the architectural and historical heritage of Denver. In 2024-24 this home has undergone extensive remodeling while retaining as much as possible its original character, charm and attractive vintage feel. It is showcased with 10 (rarely seen) curved windows, massive open archways and a fully restored grand staircase made of stunning red oak plus new hardwood floors throughout the main level. All interior walls and ceilings have been remodeled with a very smooth skim coat to mimic the original condition of this turn of the century mansion. The main level offers 2-3 bedrooms and 2 baths while the upper floors have 2 more bedrooms including the massive size primary suite and two baths. Heading to the basement via outside entry is a private living area including a bedroom, bath, living area and kitchenette.

The outside of this house is built with a combination of vintage brick and stone and located on a large corner lot with mature trees and lots of privacy. Notice on the front porch is a lovely covered domed patio plus additional patio seating in the back of the home ideal for entertaining and privacy. The 12-zone sprinkler system maintains a beautiful, lush green lawn surrounding the property.
With an approx. total of $321,000 in renovation expenses including updated electrical, plumbing, boiler, painting etc. seller has left room for the buyer to design the kitchen and primary bath to their own personal taste.

The 7th Ave Historic District continues to be one of the most desirable neighborhoods in the city of Denver and 707 N Corona St. is a premier location. This is a must see home, a rare listing in North Country club just minutes aways from Washington Park, City Park, Cheeseman Park, The Botanic Gardens, Cherry Creek, to name a few.