Mountain views, a three seasons sunroom that doubles as the main living space most of the year, and a long list of thoughtful updates set this Harvey Park home apart on a quiet residential street. The kitchen was fully gutted and rebuilt with new cabinets, countertops, backsplash, and appliances, while a widened doorway opens the space to the rest of the main floor. Just beyond, the enclosed sunroom adds another 200 sq ft of living space, featuring its own wall heaters and a stunning mountain view—the exact reason the current owners spend nine months of the year in it. Upstairs, the bathroom has been completely refreshed with new tile, a new tub, and a modern vanity. The basement was reworked from the framing up. New walls, updated electrical, and an added egress window create a fourth conforming bedroom, and the bathroom was expanded to include a large shower. A wood-burning fireplace anchors the rec room, where a bar unit can stay or go. A flex room and reconfigured laundry complete the lower level, bringing the home to 4 bedrooms plus flex, 3 baths, and approximately 2, 700 square feet. The big-ticket items are already handled: breaker panel and water heater in 2021, furnace in 2024, new storm doors front and back, blackout shades in every bedroom, and fiber internet already run. Out back, a floating deck sits behind a privacy fence with a small putting green and garden bed, all on full irrigation front and back. The front patio was built from the home’s original brick. The two-car garage is set up as two bay plus a workshop with a built-in bench, heater, and fan, and labeled spare paint, tile, and hardware are left for the next owner. No HOA. Right off 285, you’re 15 minutes from Red Rocks, 20 from downtown Denver and Golden, and about five from Costco and Target, with neighborhood parks and the new Harvey Park farmers market close to home.