Designed by acclaimed architects Tabula Studio, this two-story Baker showstopper seamlessly blends historic roots with striking modern architecture. Originally built on its 1895 foundation, the home was completely reimagined in 2016 with the addition of a second story and a full contemporary remodel, resulting in a one-of-a-kind residence that feels as much like an art gallery as it does a home. Enter from the north side into a calm, light-filled main level where smooth finished walls and thoughtful spatial design create a quiet retreat—despite being in the heart of one of Denver’s most vibrant urban neighborhoods. The main floor hosts all primary living spaces, including the living room, dining area, kitchen, entry, and powder bath. Exposed brick in the kitchen nods to the home’s historic past, while abundant natural light and passive solar design (polycarbonate wall system) —most notably along the single stringer staircase which anchors the modern aesthetic. Solid ash hardwood floors run throughout, complemented by custom poplar trim and a striking built-in entertainment center. The gourmet kitchen is a true centerpiece, showcasing a Douglas fir butcher-block island with vintage diner stools (included), caesarstone countertops, and high-end designer appliances. Upstairs, you’ll find a serene primary suite, two additional bedrooms, a stylish main bath, and laundry. Custom Douglas fir vanities, quartz countertops, and upgraded fixtures reflect the home’s meticulous attention to detail. With over 2,108 square feet, a private xeriscaped yard, and an unbeatable Baker location just steps from light rail, coffee shops, restaurants, bars, parks, and shopping, this is a rare lifestyle home for buyers seeking inspired design, craftsmanship, and urban energy—all in one exceptional property.The property is zoned I-MX-5 (Industrial Mixed-Use), a highly flexible designation. Low maintenance exterior of brick and corten steel.