This spectacular time capsule located at 1437 High Street will transport you back to 1894, when it was originally erected and first owned by Mr. George H. Watson, Jr., a true legend in the local financial marketplace. The historic landmark-designated Watson House, just two blocks from beautiful Cheesman Park, embodies the quality, craftsmanship and divine detail that were the pride and joy of grandiose residences of its era. Designed by Fredrick J. Sterner (also responsible for the Denver Athletic Club and the Antlers Hotel in Colorado Springs), the ionic columns, pilasters and third-story Palladian window are but a few of the awe-inspiring distinctions of this colonial revival home. Upon entry, you will be stunned by the foyer’s elegant woodwork and meticulously preserved staircase. Step into the enormous living space on the main level and marvel at the ornate crown molding. The semi-circular solarium allows ample sunlight to warm and grace this central space. The second floor has four spacious bedrooms and three full baths. The basement level has a separate entrance and is fully furnished. The carriage house offers a unique getaway from the main quarters, and has been fully converted into a home/office space with a ¾ bath and kitchen. Currently utilized as a law office, the property sits in an enterprise zone and is available for mixed use with two rental units and the carriage house. Its aesthetic uniqueness and its historical place in Denver architecture make this property a real gem, not to mention it is 1 of only 9 landmark-designated properties in the 547 structure historic Wyman District.
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