This brick Victorian in Denver’s coveted Potter Highlands Historic District delivers the location, character & architecture that define why buyers pursue the Highlands above all others. Set on an elevated, landscaped lot with a 70-square-foot east facing covered front porch, this home has been thoughtfully updated without sacrificing its 1910 character. The main level begins in a sun-filled foyer where the original hardwood floors usher you throughout the home. Anchored by the original 1910 fireplace with a modern gas insert, adorned with timeless details simply unavailable in new construction, the living room sets a welcoming tone to the rest of the home. The floor plan flows effortlessly into the dining room, featuring a full wall of built-in shelving and abundant natural light. The kitchen is fitted with stainless steel appliances, gas range & a generous pantry/mudroom that functions as well as it looks. A powder room completes the main level. Upstairs, 2 bedrooms flank a full bathroom finished in Carrara marble tile. The secondary bedroom opens to a massive balcony with westward exposure. While the primary bedroom receives morning sunshine & carries the character of this era with a window bay & space for a King size bed. The original hardwood floors remain throughout the entire second floor, outside of the bathroom. The backyard offers an expansive pergola-shaded deck and established garden bed…the kind of outdoor space that becomes the center of a Denver summer. The full, unfinished basement adds 675 sqft of flex space and long-term expansion potential. This property carries ADU eligibility, a meaningful long-term value driver for this neighborhood, and sits one block from the renowned Leevers Locavore, Odie B’s & restaurant/retail corridor of Highlands & LoHi. Well balanced with historic grandeur and modern amenities (forced air heat and central air conditioning), this is one of the most competitively priced detached single-family homes in Potter Highlands.