Stepping into this Craftsman Bungalow is stepping into Denver’s storied past. Set on a double lot in the revered Wolff Place Historic District, this home, built for $3k in 1911 by contractor Anderson, is a testament to thoughtful preservation and modern upgrades. With silver-plated chandeliers from its original era and a property abstract dating back to the Hiriam Wolff Family, the house tells a tale of enduring legacy.

Modern enhancements blend seamlessly with this historical canvas: a new boiler and roof from 2018, updated electrical panel, and new water lines ensure the home runs efficiently, all underscored by a 2019 addition of fresh insulation and a lead-free environment.

The interior radiates timeless charm with original wood floors, crown molding, and a gas fireplace, while the main floor boasts a primary suite, an additional bedroom, and a vintage-styled bath. Upstairs, a flexible bonus room awaits your vision, and the expansive basement promises potential.

Outdoors, the property offers convenience and tranquility, featuring a sprinkler system, a spacious backyard for serene relaxation or lively gatherings, and ample parking with a garage plus three-car carport.

This home, meticulously maintained as only the third residence since its inception, sits moments from the bustling 32nd and Lowell, Sloan’s Lake, and city-wide transit, marrying its historical roots with the heartbeat of modern Denver.