Welcome to 2735 E 7th Ave, a distinguished residence sitting on Denver’s coveted 7th Ave Parkway. This classic mid-century home, designed by renowned architect Richard Crowther, exemplifies a harmonious blend of original design and modern functionality. Built in 1963, the property has had only three owners, including Crowther himself, and has been meticulously maintained to preserve its architectural integrity and timeless charm.

Spanning approximately 4,032 sq ft, this home features 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms, offering ample space for comfortable living. The layout is characterized by clean lines, open living areas, high ceilings, and expansive windows that flood the interior with natural light. The living and dining spaces seamlessly connect with the outdoors. Complemented by a family room, sunroom, and versatile living areas ideal for both everyday life and entertaining.

Crowther’s architectural vision is evident in the thoughtful details throughout, emphasizing proportion, light, and livability. The kitchen is equipped with modern appliances and generous counter space, providing a direct connection to the main living areas. A spacious den on the 2nd level offers additional remodel flexibility, while the basement includes a historic bomb shelter, a unique feature reflecting the era of the home’s original construction.

The property also has the potential for a large rooftop deck (with City approval), enhancing its appeal and versatility. This residence offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of architectural history and to reimagine a true mid-century masterpiece in one of Denver’s most treasured neighborhoods. Blocks from Congress Park and Cherry Creek North as well as Pocket Park just out the back door.

This property offers mid-century enthusiasts the chance to live in a home that beautifully marries historical significance with contemporary living. Experience the legacy and innovation of Richard Crowther’s unique design today.