243 S Lincoln St

This is a recently updated Victorian yet modern two bedroom apartment with big windows, hardwood floors and lots of sun. It is on the second floor of a historic 132 year old house. There is forced air heating in the winter and two window A/C units for the summer, however the house was recently insulated so the temperature is often quite comfortable. The apartment has a stacked washer/ dryer and dishwasher in the unit. There is a living room area complete with an arched nook nestled up to the windows perfect for a small table and benches or a small couch. The two bedrooms each come with a closet and lots of windows with views of the mountains on a clear day. Outside there is a shared patio with a raised garden bed, chairs and tables and a grill, perfect for enjoying a spring, summer or fall evening. Location, Location, Location...Designed by William Lang, the iconic architect of the Molly Brown house, Castle Marne the Ghost Building along with many houses scattered around Denver. The residents created the South Lincoln Street Historic District in May 2016 so this unique block of 8 William Lang turreted Queen Anne's maintain the historic qualities that make this area so desirable. There are only 4 know homes of this unique design by William Lang still standing in Denver. There are many restaurants, bars, grocery stores and other businesses within walking distance and there are bike lanes and buses that go directly downtown. Available August 10 or September 1 Utilities not included- they are split by a third There is no dedicated parking and no smoking