Craftsman character. Colorado soul. This thoroughly remodeled 1922 bungalow honors its original character while feeling current and livable thanks to top-to-bottom modern renovations. Tucked into Denver’s Berkeley neighborhood, you’re just a half block from Berkeley Lake Park’s views, walking paths, tennis courts and dog park—and minutes from downtown. The main floor makes a statement with exposed brick and beams, distressed hardwood floors and original-style window trim. Look forward to evenings clinking glasses around the quartz-topped island beside the wine fridge and bar station, with shaker-style cabinetry and premium appliances in the kitchen. Just beyond, the dining area is flooded with natural light from clerestory windows above. Take gatherings outside to the backyard for alfresco dinners surrounded by beautiful landscaping, sun-soaked garden beds and multiple stamped-concrete and stone patios. Single-level living means the primary suite is conveniently placed—a retreat with patio access via glass sliders, a huge walk-in closet with custom organization, and an oversized shower with floor-to-ceiling tile. The main floor is rounded out by a spacious guest bedroom and bathroom with wainscoting and a claw-foot tub. A well-appointed basement expands the home’s living and guest space with its own bedroom, bathroom, living area and wet bar—all finished to the home’s high design standards. Enjoy living steps from Tennyson Street’s restaurants, bars and shops, yet far enough away to avoid the parking headaches. And when adventure calls, quick access to I-70 makes heading to the mountains easy.