Once-in-a-generation address. Iconic Hilltop home. Designed by prominent Denver architect Raymond Harry Ervin, this gracious Colonial set on an exceptional,12,500 SF lot spanning Clermont Parkway to Cherry Street blends unparalleled curb appeal with luxurious, modern livability. The home’s comprehensive 2003 interior remodel created the appealing, modern layout including the spacious eat-in kitchen that spills into both the cozy family room and magnificent sunroom with floor-to-ceiling windows, where French doors open to the large backyard behind two walls of mature trees to create a rare, secret garden-style oasis. Other modern design elements include the huge upstairs primary suite with a dramatic vaulted ceiling, private outdoor balcony, spacious walk-in closet and 5-piece bathroom. Dedicated upstairs laundry room sits above the jewel-box powder room added to the main level. Original architectural details gracing this historic home include the large, library-like living room with hand-crafted wood-paneling and crown moldings, wide-plank wood floors and oversized wood-burning fireplace – all framed by two sets of French doors opening to both the park-like front yard and covered backyard patio. Balancing the living room on the other side of the welcoming front entrance hall and grand staircase is the sophisticated dining room with floor-to-ceiling bay windows. The generous floor plan offers 5.5 baths and five light-filled, view-focused upstairs bedrooms. The private home office features Dutch doors with charming, wrought-iron thumb latches plus the home’s second wood-burning fireplace. The basement offers abundant storage including a deep, cedar-lined closet. This remarkable home with just one neighbor offers extraordinary privacy combined with expansive views – and it’s ready for its next chapter.