Wonderful brick half duplex in the heart of highly desired Congress Park! Open floorplan resplendent with natural light lives large and is perfect for entertaining! Living and dining areas separated by charming half-wall with original craftsman columns leads to a light-drenched kitchen with tons of counter space and cabinetry, and all appliances included! A beautiful study with French doors off entry, plus two generous bedrooms and a quality 3/4 bath complete the main level. The basement offers ample storage and a laundry room with washer and dryer included, plus a spacious carpeted room with an adjacent full bath and walk-in closet that would make a wonderful guest suite or family area! Dramatic period details such as striking original brick fireplace with craftsman mantle and built-ins, and windows and doors with original craftsman trim preserve the home's distinct historic appeal while highlighting the well-appointed finishes throughout, such as big, bright energy efficient windows, new hot water heater, large closets, hardwood floors and plush carpet, detached 1-car garage, sparkling kitchen with stainless-steel appliances including gas range and newer refrigerator, main level office that could double as an extra bedroom, warm and inviting front porch, secluded back yard for the gardener in your family and socially-distanced gatherings, and more! Tremendous opportunity to own in one of Denver's most classic neighborhoods, in PRIME location with fantastic walkability to Congress Park, Cheesman Park, Denver Botanic Gardens and 12th Avenue shops and dining, plus perfect proximity to two Trader Joe's locations, Sprouts, Cherry Creek North, City Park, Downtown Denver and Colfax shops and nightlife, AND highly acclaimed Teller Elementary and East High school! This early 20th century beauty lives like a single-family home and is ready for you to add your own touches and enjoy!
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