An extraordinary offering in Denver’s Hilltop neighborhood, this distinguished 1923 home embodies a rich architectural + artistic legacy. Thoughtfully re-envisioned by two acclaimed Denver artists, the home has been sensitively expanded to integrate amazing living space – preserving its creative lineage while elevating it to contemporary standards. Defined by its dramatic spatial volumes and sculptural form, the interior showcases soaring 16-foot ceilings, expansive floor-to-ceiling glazing, hand-hewn timber beams, and graceful curvilinear architectural elements. The culinary suite is designed for both performance and gathering, appointed with a Wolf range and oven, Sub-Zero refrigeration and freezer units, a center island, walk-in pantry, and an inviting breakfast nook. It transitions seamlessly into a formal dining room anchored by a fireplace and opening directly to a tranquil, landscaped courtyard. Flexibility defines the main level, where two living areas, library, office, guest en-suite and a two-story atrium. The upper level is anchored by a luxurious primary suite featuring three walk-in closets, a fireside sitting area, and a five-piece bathroom with steam shower. Two secondary bedrooms are generous in size, one of which is an en-suite, and an upper-level laundry adds convenience. A secondary private office—currently configured as a music studio—features a full wall of windows and offers potential for conversion to a fifth bedroom. Set on an expansive ~12,000-square-foot site, the property is further distinguished by a rare private drive leading to an oversized three-car garage with additional space for storage or a workshop. A defining feature of the residence is its strong indoor-outdoor relationship: nearly every main-level room opens to a meticulously landscaped courtyard, complete with water features, gardens, and an expansive stone terrace. Located near Hilltop parks, Cherry Creek shopping, restaurants and more – Albion’s charm is not to be missed.