Some homes are renovated to look new. Others are cared for in a way that allows their history to remain part of what makes them beautiful. At 823 32nd Street, every improvement feels considered, preserving the character of a historic Curtis Park home while making it exceptionally comfortable for modern life.
Exposed brick, soaring ceilings and refinished wood floors create a warm architectural backdrop, while beautifully renovated kitchen and baths bring a refined simplicity to the home. Upstairs, three newly carpeted bedrooms offer a quiet retreat, and custom millwork throughout adds the kind of detail that feels collected rather than manufactured.
Behind the beauty is an equally thoughtful level of investment, including top-of-the-line double hung windows, a high-efficiency wood stove, new central air conditioning and upgraded electrical and HVAC systems. A large 11×14 shed provides a workbench and storage. Even the cellar-style basement has been carefully considered, with an impressive amount of custom built-in storage.
Outside, the garden becomes an extension of the home. Set on a 3,750-square-foot double lot with ample space between the home and its nearest neighbor, the property offers a sense of space and privacy that is increasingly rare in the heart of the city. Mature trees, established perennials, raised garden beds and flagstone accents create a lush urban retreat, with additional space that offers intriguing possibilities for a future garage, ADU or expansion, subject to applicable zoning and approvals.
And then there is the location, just steps from RiNo. Some of Denver’s most celebrated restaurants and breweries are nearby, including Mr. Oso, Improper City, Ratio Beerworks, with countless neighborhood favorites beyond them.
Historic architecture, room to expand, an extraordinary garden, and Denver’s best dining just outside the door. 823 32nd Street is a home that has been thoughtfully cared for, improved and cultivated for whatever comes next.