Englewood Colorado Real Estate – New Listing at 3935 S. Clarkson St.
3935 S. Clarkson St.
This amazing Craftsman style home located at 3935 S. Clarkson St. was just listed. It has been owned for the past 10 years and meticulously restored by an award-winning remodeling contractor. This iconic Englewood home is as stunning inside as it is outside and features 3,500 finished square feet with 4 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms. The main floor features refinished hardwood floors throughout, a large custom kitchen with granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, a walk-in pantry, and a large peninsula eating bar, a dining area, large open living room with fireplace and full separate laundry room. Custom built-ins throughout, include a butler’s pantry, a desk area, bookshelves, and assorted cabinetry.
The second floor is accessible by stairs or a custom Elevator lift. The second floor is ADA compliant and offers a walk-in shower. This level has 3 bedrooms and 2 baths. The master bedroom provides a nice retreat and offers separate his and hers master bathrooms and closets as well as a fireplace for those cold winter nights.
The finished basement can be used as a mother-in-law apartment with its own entrance. It is complete with kitchen area, living area, bedroom and bathroom.
The house offers a beautiful front porch, back patio and landscaping. There are many places to entertain or just enjoy your morning coffee. Off the backyard is a 3 bay garage with a workshop and second floor for storage.
Well-located, this home is near three of Denver’s top hospitals, Cherry Hills Country Club, the Highline Canal, RTD Light Rail, and numerous parks. Access to I-25, CO 285, and Santa Fe insure quick access to all of the Denver metro area. Having recently won a sizable levy from Englewood voters, the construction of a new state-of-the- art high school, leadership academy, and high school of choice are currently underway and within walking distance.
This wonderful home offers many opportunities. Please feel free to contact Jesse Sehlmeyer with any questions or to schedule a showing at 303-564-2245.
Old Town Littleton Events are family friendly and offer something for everyone. Here is a list of fun events you will not want to miss this Fall Season.
3rd Annual Historic Downtown Littleton Scavenger Hunt – Saturday, September 13 10:00 am – 3:00 pm.
Presented by Historic Littleton Inc. as a way to raise awareness and excitement of Historic Downtown Littleton. Participants will meet at the Town Hall Arts Center at 10am where they will receive a Scavenger Hunt Ballot, clue list and map. Participants will search for architectural details which can be located on buildings of various downtown merchants. Characters dressed in period costumes will be at various locations along the way to help with clues. All ballots must be returned to the Town Hall Arts Center before 3pm. At 3pm ballots with correct answers will be entered in a drawing to win up to $500.00. You must be present to win. Enjoy live music at the end of the day for a hunt well done. For more information please visit: http://www.hlinc.org/site/Scavenger-Hunt-2014/.
Yoga in the Yard – Saturday, September 20 @ 8:00 am – 10:00 am
Enjoy Yoga in the Yard at Aspen Grove every Saturday morning at 8AM and 9AM (except the first Saturdays of every month). All skill levels welcome and the classes are free for both kids and adults, all you have to bring is your yoga mat! September 27th is the last session. Visit ShopAspenGrove.com for dates and details.
Oktoberfest – Friday, September 26 @ 8:00 pm – 9:30 pm
Held at Adventures in Dance, 1500 W Littleton Blvd #207, Littleton, CO 80120. Join in for a night of German DJ music, mixers, and refreshments. Have a good time and don’t forget to dress in your fall or German attire for the occasion! $15 per person in advance, $20 per person at the door.
4th Annual Zombie Crawl & Pig Roast – Saturday, October 4 – Noon
Calling all Zombies! The 4th Annual Zombie Crawl will start at Noon at the Woodlawn Shopping Center, 1500 W Littleton Blvd. Zombies will follow a Dixieland Band west on Littleton Blvd. through downtown Littleton. The Crawl will end with a free Pig Roast at Reinke Brothers. No charge to participate – only zombie attire allowed. For more information call 303.795.5006.
Reinke Brothers – Littleton Zombie Crawl
Pumpkin Follies & Goat Show – Friday and Saturday, October 10 & 11
Hurry to the big tent in the Reinke Brother’s parking lot to witness performances by The Pumpkin Follies and other entertainers. This is a show not to be missed- a talent show, spoof of Littleton events, and one of a kind acts that make for a very fun evening. Admission is $5, drinks and food will be available for purchase.
Downtown Merchants will create 10 pumpkin poles which will be on display Oct 10 through Halloween (depending on the condition of the pumpkins) and will be located throughout downtown Littleton. Be sure to visit early in the month – you don’t want to miss these one of a kind creations. For more information call 303.795.5006
Goblin Give Out – Saturday, October 25
A fun and safe Halloween Event for Kids! Wear your Halloween Costumes and Trick or Treat at participating merchants throughout Downtown Littleton from 12:00 – 5:00 pm.
Denver Botanic Gardens at Chatfield’s 8-acre Corn Maze!
Denver Botanic Gardens @ Chatfield
Wind your way through eight acres of corn, in the shape of a butterfly, and help Farmer Green find his lost animals. View life-size animal cutouts hidden throughout the maze and stop for fun photo opportunities. The maze can be viewed from two, 15-foot tall illuminated bridges. A mini-maze is available for visitors under the age of 10. Tickets include a hayride and unlimited jumping on a giant pillow. Pony and train rides are available for an additional fee. It is open every Friday, Saturday and Sunday from September 19 through November 1, 2014. After dark in October, the maze transforms into a magical Glow Maze, complete with 3-foot glow sticks and black lights. For ticket pricing and hours of operation please visit: http://www.botanicgardens.org/corn-maze/admission.
Enjoy all that Littleton has to offer this Fall season. If you are interested in learning about real estate or investment opportunities in Littleton, please contact Jesse Sehlmeyer of Vintage Homes of Denver at 303-564-2245.
Denver Area Home Tours fill the calendar this September. Whether you are an architectural enthusiast, someone looking to move and want to get a feel for a particular neighborhood, or are a closeted decorator looking for inspiration, Home Tours offer a little bit for everyone. Here is a list of the Denver Metro Home tours featured this month:
3117 Stout – Courtesy of Historic Denver Inc.
Curtis Park Home Tour – Saturday & Sunday, September 13th & 14th – 10 am – 4 pm.
Join Historic Denver Inc. and the Curtis Park Neighbors for the Curtis Park Home and Community Tour, where 14 of the finest homes in this historic neighborhood will be open to the public. Attend the tour and view a wide range of housing styles from modest cottages, row homes and single story duplexes to grand Victorian mansions, Italianate, and Queen Anne style houses. Tom “Dr. Colorado” Noel will give a lecture on Saturday, September 13 and guided walking and biking tours will be available both days. Tickets are $15 per person, and $12 for members of Historic Denver and the Molly Brown House Museum. Click HERE for tickets.
Jewels of Highlands Home Tour – Sunday, September 21st – 11 am – 3 pm.
This home tour will feature 8 lovely and unique homes in the West Highlands neighborhood. All ticket proceeds will benefit Brown International Academy, a Denver Public School located in the Sloan’s Lake Neighborhood. Take a tour of this neighborhood rich with culture and varying styles of architecture ranging from the English Tudor to the Victorian Mansion to newer urban Modern architecture. For more information and to purchase tickets, click HERE.
36th Annual Park Hill Home Tour and Street Fair – Sunday, September 28th – 11 am – 5 pm.
Come Celebrate and enjoy 120 Years of Architecture within 12 Blocks! Step through the doors of 5 unique homes ranging from a 1920’s Tudor Revival, to a Mid Century Modern home featuring a butterfly roof and geo-thermal heating and cooling, and a turn of the century farmhouse. The tour also features a walk through the Historic Smiley campus, which will be the new home of McAuliffe International School this fall. Fun, music, food and local fair will be featured at the street fair on Forest Parkway between Montview Blvd. and 17th Avenue. Come see all that this beautiful and historical neighborhood has to offer. Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for Seniors and $5 for children 6-12 years. Children under 5 are free. To purchase tickets online, click HERE. Tickets may also be purchased from local merchants. If you buy your tickets in advance, save $5 at the following locations: Modern Bungalow, Park Hill Community Bookstore, Spinelli’s Market, Cake Crumbs and Park Hill Library.
Image courtesy of Park Hill Home Tour.org
Home tours are a great opportunity to explore new neighborhoods, get ideas for your own home, or to just be a part of a community event for the day. If you are looking to buy or sell a home or have questions about investment opportunities, please contact Jesse Sehlmeyer of Vintage Homes of Denver at 303-564-2245.
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Modern Wash Park Condo – 188 S. Logan St. #301
Just Listed – This wonderful 2 bedroom/1 bath Wash Park Condo is on the top floor of a renovated building with Modern Architecture. The building was completely renovated in 2006 by Modo Developers. This condo features hardwood floors, modern kitchen with custom cabinetry, granite countertops and stainless appliances, open floor plan, and renovated bath with custom tile. The two bedrooms are good sized rooms with newer carpet.
Take in the views from the third floor dedicated west facing balcony that is accessible from the living room and main bedroom. If you are looking to entertain a larger group, the community roof top deck is the perfect place. The building is managed by an HOA and the fees are inclusive of heat, water, trash, sewer, internet and building maintenance. There is one parking space deeded with the property.
This condo is within walking distance to Washington Park, Lucile’s, Cafe Bar, Carmine’s, Alameda light rail station and all that South Broadway has to offer. For more information on this property or for questions regarding Denver Real Estate, please contact Jesse Sehlmeyer at 303-564-2245.
There is a chill in the air, the days are getting shorter, the light is changing and inevitably, Fall is quickly approaching. Living in Colorado, we have some spectacular places to view the golden aspens and other colorful Fall foliage. Get a head start and plan your leisurely day trip or a longer relaxing weekend getaway with Vintage Homes of Denver’s Fall Foliage Guide.
Weather.com predicts that the best time to view the colors in Colorado is from mid September to early October. Click here to see a map for peak viewing times. You can also call the U.S. Forest Service Fall Color Hotline at 1-800-354-4595. It is hard to predict when the leaves will change and for how long they will last, so it is a good idea to keep checking local websites for good times to go.
Don’t forget to pack your camera, good driving tunes, cold weather gear (coats, hats and gloves), a warm cozy blanket, a picnic and thermos of hot apple cider. Now that you are packed and ready to go, you can choose from a variety of scenic routes to take in all that Fall and Colorado has to offer.
Courtesy of Colorado Guy at Cottonwood Pass.net
Close to Denver Fall Foliage Routes:
The Peak-to-Peak Scenic Byway – This diverse and lovely drive starts in one Historical town, Black Hawk, CO and ends in another, Estes Park, CO. It covers approximately 60 miles and takes about an hour and a half, depending on how many times you stop. I guarantee you will want to stop and take in the breathtaking views and enjoy the vintage charm of Historic towns along the way. If you are feeling Lucky, you can try your hand at striking it rich in one of the many casinos in Black Hawk, or if gambling is not your thing, you can take a little detour and head to Nevadaville, a small and forgotten mining ghost town just minutes from Central City. To start your tour of the Peak-to-Peak, from Black Hawk you will head north on Hwy. 119 passing by Golden Gate Canyon State Park and through Rollinsville (the Stage Stop Restaurant is a fun place to visit for lunch). Once in Nederland, you will take a left onto CO-72 until in the town of Raymond then you will proceed on CO 7 past the 14,755 foot Long’s Peak into the town of Estes Park, CO. Estes Park, nestled in the Rocky Mountain National Park, is best known for the Historic Stanley Hotel that was featured in the infamous Jack Nicholson movie, The Shining. Estes Park is also a popular summer destination with many options for camping, hiking, biking, rafting and other outdoor activities
Guanella Pass Scenic Byway – This scenic byway starts in the charming and Historic town of Georgetown, located an hour west of Denver. Take I-70 west to exit 228 and take a left at the round about, once in the Georgetown Historic District, look for the Guanella Pass Scenic Byway signs and follow those until you get to Clear Creek County Road 381. This newly paved road will take you through a thriving alpine environment, winding switchbacks and will crest below the 14,060 ft. Mount Bierstadt. As you start your descent watch for waterfalls surrounded by golden Aspens, wildlife such as bighorn sheep and moose. The byway ends at U.S. Hwy. 285, from here you can choose to head east back to Denver or head west to Kenosha Pass, an additional 15 minute drive.
Kenosha Pass – Can be reached by taking U.S. Hwy. 285 about 50 miles west of Denver. The pass starts near the town of Grant and winds up to the summit where there is a scenic overlook to the west offering a panoramic view of the town of South Park. Golden aspen thrive on the slopes that surround the town. The pass ends near the town of Jefferson. From here you can head to Fairplay and continue on Hwy. 285 to Buena Vista or head to Alma/Hoosier Pass along CO State Hwy. 9 and end in Breckenridge.
Cottonwood Pass – From Buena Vista, you will head west at the only stop light in town and follow Chaffee County Rd. 306 or Cottonwood Pass Rd., 60 miles to the town of Almont near Gunnison. Near the 12,126 foot Summit, the road name changes to Gunnison County Rd. 209. The pass is paved on the west and is a gravel road to the east. It is surrounded by many of the majestic 14-er Collegiate Mountains where peaks rise to greet the clouds and sky. The Taylor River follows the pass and once past the summit guides you down to the Taylor Park, Taylor River Canyon and Taylor Park Reservoir, a popular destination for fly fishing. This drive will provide you with breathtaking mountain views and a valley full of rich fall colors.
Buffalo Pass – This dirt road just west of Steamboat Springs winds 8 miles up toward the Continental Divide. It is lined with rows of golden aspen groves. During peak viewing times, locals recomend hiking up the Zirkel Wilderness Area’s Three Island Lake Trail.
Other options:
Gold Camp Road from Colorado Springs to Victor then Colorado 67 through Cripple Creek and North to Divide.
Colorado 14 through Poudre Canyon west of Fort Collins to the top of Cameron Pass.
Fall River Road from I-70 (Exit 238) to St. Mary’s Glacier
Routes Farther from Denver:
Maroon Bells – The most photographed mountains in Colorado are located 10 miles from Aspen, CO up Maroon Creek Road. These iconic 14,000 foot peaks are surrounded by pristine National Forest Land and are mirrored by the Maroon Lake below. Access to Maroon Bells is limited to bus tours or non-motorized transportation. Some exceptions are made for cars. Please click here for more information.
Maroon Bells Photo – Courtesy of Snowmass Hospitality
LaVeta Pass – If you would like to take a weekend trip to the Southern part of Colorado you can start by taking I-25 south to the Walsenburg exit and take State Hwy. 160 over La Veta Pass towards Durango. La Veta Pass peaking at an elevation of 9,400 feet and nestled in the San Luis Valley is surrounded by the Spanish Peaks and Sangra de Christo Mountains, making a beautiful backdrop for the fall foliage that lines the pass. From here, head through Alamosa, Monte Vista, Del Norte (check out the Organic Peddler and Piece of Art Cafe– a great place for lunch and coffee) and climb over the spectacular Wolf Creek Pass with a wonderful scenic overlook, and onto Pagosa Springs and finally into Durango. This is a 7 hour drive, but beautiful and worth it! Plus you get to visit many charming historic towns along the way.
San Juan Skyway – This byway is a real jewel of a drive taking you on a 236 mile loop through the majestic San Juan mountains and towns rich with history. You will start in Durango, a well preserved descendant of the Old West, and head up U.S.Hwy. 550 toward Silverton and on to Ouray. Both of these towns are true victorian gems and showcase many well preserved homes and buildings. Ouray also features many natural Hot Springs. The stretch between Silverton and Ouray is called the “Million Dollar Highway” – a drive likened to that of a Roller Coaster Ride due to its narrow lanes, winding roads, steep drop-offs, and lack of guard rails. For experienced mountain drivers, this ride is a thrill, for others I would suggest taking it nice and slow. The views along this drive are amazing and worth the time to savor. From Ouray you will head to Ridgway and then on to Placerville where you will head southeast on CO 145 to Telluride. Telluride is known for its world-class skiing and its Film, Jazz and music festivals. From here you will head to Dolores then west to Mancos Rd. (CO 184), you can stop and discover how our ancestors lived at Mesa Verde National Park. Continue east to U.S. Hwy. 550 and take that back into Durango. You have completed the loop and are filled with a sense of awe and wonder. You have gained knowledge and insight and are that much richer for the experience. It is recommended that you take two days to complete the loop so you can enjoy the many wonders of this drive.
Map Courtesy of The Colorado Vacation DIrectory
Dallas Divide – The Dallas Divide is saddled between the San Juan Mountains and the Uncompahgre Plateau and represents an epic fall Colorado drive. Starting near Ridgway, on Colorado Hwy. 62, visitors can get an amazing view of Mount Sneffels, one of Colorado’s 14ers, and the expansive Sneffels Wilderness Area, which is popular for camping, hiking and biking. The route eventually connects with Hwy. 45 and Lizard Head Pass, which offers views of Wilson Peak, the very mountain that inspired the iconic Coors logo. From here you can head onto Telluride or swing back around for another go. If you want some adventure and a sampling of all the landscapes the San Juans have to offer, you can look for signs off Colorado Hwy. 62 for the Last Dollar Road, and take a left off the Highway until you reach a fork in the road. At the fork you take a right into the town of Sawpit.
Kebler Pass – Just outside Crested Butte is one of the world’s best places to see golden aspens in the fall. It boasts one of the largest Aspen Groves in North America. It is supposedly the largest living organism on the planet, all sharing the same root system. Colorado Photographer, John Fielder, has visited and photographed this site many times. Mid September is the usual peak time for viewing the fall colors. Kebler is not as scary as some reviewers mention, though taking the Ohio Pass fork can be a bit scary. From Crested Butte take County Road 12 and from Carbondale take Route 133 and then jump on to County Road 12 near Paonia State Park.
Kebler Pass – Courtesy of the Gunnison-Crested Butte Tourism Assoc.
Fun Activities:
Durango & Silverton Narrow Guage Railroad Fall Photographer’s Train – Sept. 27th and 28th, 2014. Click here for more information.
Telluride Gondola Ride – This incredible 13-minute ride traveling from Telluride to the Mountain Village, offers 365 degree views of the San Juan Mountains and is the first public transportation system of this kind in the U.S. For more information visit: http://www.telluride.com/gondola.
Telluride
Box Canyon Waterfall & Park – This natural wonder was formed when the rushing waters of Canyon Creek eroded a deep and narrow box canyon through fault weakened limestone. Walk a bridge to get deep into the canyon and feel the water mist your skin. For more information visit: http://www.ouraycolorado.com/listing/boxcanyon
Viewing the Fall Colors by Hot Air Balloon: Located just outside Ouray in the valley near Ridway, CO, San Jaun Balloons offers a unique experience – viewing the changing Fall colors and majestic mountains from the air.
We at Vintage Homes of Denver hope you have a wonderful Fall Season and are able to get out an enjoy the beautiful Fall Colors in the Rocky Mountains. For any information or questions regarding Denver Real Estate or Investment Opportunities, please contact Jesse Sehlmeyer of Vintage Homes of Denver at 303-564-2245.
Winterize your home with our Fall Checklist, and enjoy a cozy, warm winter worry free!
Kids have returned to school and Fall is quickly approaching, yet the days are still long and sunny, which makes it the perfect time to get your home ready for Winter. Follow this easy check list and you will be cozy, warm, and worry free during the cold Winter months.
Clean out Gutters
- Clean out the Gutters – If your gutters are full of debris, leaves, etc., it is a good idea to have them cleaned to prevent any leaks, and potential damage to the roof, siding, and wood trim. Hiring an outside company to clean your gutters runs anywhere from $75 – $225.
- Check Your Heating System – There is nothing worse than having your furnace stop working on the coldest day of the year! It is always a good idea to make sure your furnace/heating system is working at optimum performance. Call a local HVAC technician to inspect your heating unit to make sure it is in good working order and repair and that the Carbon Monoxide levels are safe. Look for a heating and air-conditioning contractor that belongs to the Air Conditioning Contractors of America and who employs technicians certified by the North American Technician Excellence (NATE) program. After inspection, make sure to replace the furnace filter and start the season off fresh.
- Clean and Cover your Air Conditioning Unit – Your cooling system has worked hard for you all summer, now it is time to hose off the fan blades and condensing coils and clean them of any dirt or debris. Make sure to cover your condensing unit with a waterproof Air Conditioning cover to protect it from water, rust and debris.
- Inspect your Roof – Scan the roof for loose, missing or damaged shingles that can allow moisture to seep into your home. If there is damage, call a handyman for smaller areas, and a roofing company for larger areas. Check and repair breaks in the flashing seals around vent stacks and chimneys. If your roof is flat and surfaced with asphalt and pebbles, blow all leaves, pine needles, etc. off the roof, as they can hold moisture and eventually cause damage.
- Caulk around Windows and Doors – Those drafts can create a hefty heating bill, that is why it is a good idea to caulk any space wider than a nickel, between siding and windows or door frames, with Silicone Exterior Caulk. Silicone caulk will not shrink and is impervious to the elements. Add weather stripping around doors as well, to prevent chilly drafts.
- Drain your Sprinkler System and turn off outside faucets – Call in a professional to blow out your sprinkler system and spigots to prevent leeks, freezing and busted pipes. Turn off the water supply to outside spigots. If there are exposed or non-insulated pipes, be sure to wrap them with electrical heating tape and then wrap them in foam insulation.
- Call a Chimney Sweep – Have your chimney inspected for nests, squirrels and other animals, check the flue damper operation to ensure that the flue fully opens and closes. Make sure the chimney is clean and in good repair so that you can fully and safely enjoy a roaring fire in your fireplace this winter.
- Reverse your Ceiling Fans – If you have a ceiling fan, switch it to reverse so that all the warm air will be pushed down, and you may be able to turn your thermostat down a degree or two.
- Know where all your fall/winter gear is – Where is your rake, snow shovel, snow blower, rock salt, or sand? Get prepared and stocked up for what the winter may have in store for you.
Raleigh Chimney Sweep
We hope you enjoy Fall and that these tips to winterize your home help you enjoy a cozy and warm Winter! Please contact Jesse Sehlmeyer of Vintage Homes of Denver at 303-564-2245 for any of your real estate questions or investment needs.
Historic Denver Tours hosted by Historic Denver Inc. are a unique and fun way to learn more about the Mile High City!
Happy Hour on the Hill – Thursday, August 21st from 5:01 pm til 7:00 pm
Historic Denver Inc., and event Organizers, One Past 5 and The Molly Brown House Museum‘s Thirsty Thursday, invite you to Happy Hour on the Hill. This “progressive party” will start at the Patterson Inn continue to the Capitol Hill Mansion and end at the Historic Molly Brown House Museum, providing a pleasant stroll up Pennsylvania Ave. from 11th Ave. to 14th Ave.
Explore Historic Spaces while enjoying stories of historic preservation, and scandalous tales! Happy Hour on the Hill will feature hors d’oeuvres, historic Tivoli beer, and cocktails from Frolic & Vamp Celebrations and Black Canyon Distillery. For more information or to purchase tickets, CLICK HERE.
Curtis Park Home Tour and Community Open House – Saturday and Sunday, September 13 & 14th, from 10 am – 4 pm
Historic Denver Inc., and Curtis Park Neighbors, Inc.! are excited to partner and bring you this wonderful event. The Curtis Park Home Tour will feature tours of at least 12 homes, historic sites and offer walking and biking tours. Tours will bring you on a journey through Denver’s Beginnings, as Curtis Park was Denver’s first Streetcar Suburb. This attracted both Denver’s elite and working middle class. Curtis Park offers a diverse mix of beautifully restored late 19th Century housing styles, ranging from cottages, row homes and single story duplexes to grand Victorian mansions, Italianate, Denver Square and Queen Anne style houses.
Enjoy Curtis Parks tree lined streets, diversity, restaurants, brew pubs and galleries. For more information or to purchase tickets, CLICK HERE.
LODO Walking Tour – held every Friday at 1:00 pm and Saturdays at 10:00 am and 1:00 pm
Locals and tourists are encouraged to participate in the LODO Walking tours which commence and end at the recently renovated Historic Union Station. Explore Downtown Denver’s history and architecture, while learning what it was like as a settler in the early 20th Century, and how Denver has grown and why. Tours are lead by passionate and carefully trained citizen docents who are experts in all things Denver. They will share knowledge and fascinating stories to help bring Denver’s colorful History to life!
Tours are lead by passionate and carefully trained citizen docents who are experts in all things Denver. They will share knowledge and fascinating stories to help bring Denver’s colorful History to life! Tours cover approximately one mile and last 75 minutes. For more information or to purchase tickets, CLICK HERE.
For questions regarding Denver Real Estate or investment opportunities, please contact Jesse Sehlmeyer at Vintage Homes of Denver, 303-564-2245.
New on the Market – Charming DU Bungalow – 2215 S. Marion St., Denver, CO 80210
This charming 1940’s Bungalow located in the heart of the Denver University Neighborhood has been lovingly cared for and restored. The home features a bright open floor plan with 3 bedrooms, 2 newly remodeled bathrooms, custom built-ins in the living room, formal dining room, basement family room and bright and cheery kitchen with original refurbished cabinets, picture window above the sink, and solid surface countertops.
With over 2,000 finished square feet, newly refinished hardwood floors on the main level, and new carpet in the full finished basement, this house is sure to please. The house has been updated with newer vinyl windows, fresh interior and exterior paint, newer electrical, newer roof and newer sewer line. The custom tandem, two car garage and workshop are an added bonus. The backyard is beautifully landscaped with a newer privacy fence and offers a great patio to entertain friends and family. This house is the perfect blend between vintage charm and modern amenities. It is located within walking distance to the many amenities that surround Denver University, such as Safeway, Kaladi Coffee, Jelly Cafe, and Atticus Wine Bar.
For more information on this listing or for questions regarding your real estate needs, please contact Jesse Sehlmeyer of Vintage Homes of Denver at 303-564-2245.
COMING SOON! 2215 S. Marion St.
2215 S. Marion St.
This charming 3 bedroom, 2 bath home located near Denver University with over 2,000 finished square feet is sure to please. The home features new paint, refinished hardwood floors and remodeled bath on the main level, new carpet in the full finished basement with large family room, landscaped back yard with patio and organic garden and custom 2 car garage with workshop. The house was upgraded with newer windows, roof and electrical. The house is located within walking distance to Denver University, Harvard Gulch Park and Golf Course, shopping and dining.
This home will be available to see on August 6th. For more information or to schedule a showing contact Jesse Sehlmeyer of Vintage Homes of Denver at 303-564-2245.
COMING SOON! Beautifully Renovated Craftsman – 3935 S. Clarkson St. Englewood, CO 80113
This beautifully renovated Craftsman style home boasts 3,600 finished square feet containing 4 bedrooms / 5 baths and a fully finished mother-in-law basement. The main floor has a large entry foyer, family room with fireplace, large kitchen complete with custom cabinets, granite countertops, stainless steel GE Monogram and Fisher & Paykel appliances, as well as walk-in pantry with laundry. The main floor features custom built-ins, such as a library nook and desk and hardwood floors throughout. The large Master Suite located on the second floor is sure to please with two baths – a his and hers, as well as a walk-in closet.
This house was designed with accessibility in mind – there is an elevator/lift system, all doorways on the second floor are ADA compliant and the master shower is a walk-in.
The basement has been fully finished. It is a mother-in-law style basement with kitchenette and separate entry. There is a large storage area in the basement as well. The entire house was thoughtfully renovated and comes with updated mechanicals, newer roof, newer interior and exterior paint, and a high velocity heating and cooling system and twin hot water tanks.
There is an amazing oversized 3-car garage with workshop and a 2nd floor above for storage. The house has been beautifully landscaped and comes with a sprinkler system. The outstanding part of the exterior is the large wrap around deck, a great place to enjoy morning coffee or afternoon entertaining. Large trees in the neighborhood help to make this house feel quiet and secluded.
This home has many advantages and could serve many purposes. It is located near Cherry Hills Village and Country Club, the newly redeveloped Englewood City Center, Gothic Theater, Swedish and Craig Hospitals, Schools and Kent Place shopping and mixed-use development.
For mor information about this property or other properties in the Denver Metro Area, please contact Jesse Sehlmeyer of Vintage Homes of Denver at 303-564-2245.
