Set on a quiet block in West Washington Park, this 1890 brick Victorian offers the kind of character and craftsmanship that simply isn’t built anymore. Fresh exterior paint welcomes you to a home filled with original details, including base and crown molding, nine-and-a-half-foot ceilings, and beautifully refinished hardwood floors that have endured for well over a century. Fresh interior paint brightens the rooms, while tile and wood flooring, ceiling fans, brand-new central air, and a newer hot water heater add comfort and convenience.

At the heart of the home, the eat-in kitchen provides an inviting space for everyday living, while the formal dining room, complete with original pocket doors, is ready for holidays and gatherings. Upstairs, the entire second level is dedicated to the primary suite, creating a private retreat with its own closet and full bath. A second bedroom and full bath are located on the main level, offering a flexible layout for a home of this era—ideal for guests, a nursery, home office, or additional living space.
Outside, a fully fenced private courtyard creates a peaceful escape in the city, while an on-site parking pad provides off-street parking. A partial basement offers additional storage.
The location may be one of the home’s best features. Washington Park, with its two lakes, boathouse, tennis courts, and trails, is just a short stroll east. The shops, restaurants on Pennsylvania just two blocks away, while Speer Boulevard puts downtown Denver less than ten minutes away and provides easy access to Cherry Creek. With a Walk Score of 89, coffee, groceries, restaurants, and everyday conveniences are within walking distance.
Homes with this much intact period detail rarely come to market in West Wash Park, especially with outdoor space this private. This is a special opportunity to own a piece of old Denver—one that has been cared for, thoughtfully updated, and is ready for its next chapter.