For more content like this follow
It feels odd to call a home “bite-sized,” but that’s exactly what I want to call this brick single-family for sale in Denver. From the petite front porch to the little gate that leads to the backyard, it’s all just so perfectly proportioned. And, given that it was built in 1914, it’s immaculately preserved.
Step inside, and you’ll see the sparkling results of the recent total renovation it underwent. Notice the all-white kitchen with an Italian Bertazzoni range, open shelving, and an adorable breakfast nook with a built-in bench; the freshly refinished wood floors; the fully remodeled bathroom; and the new plumbing, electric, drywall, and paint throughout.
That said, the home doesn’t feel brand new — as a 100-plus-year-old home shouldn’t. It’s retained so much of its original charm, like the alcove off the primary bedroom, the occasionally arched doorways, and the general sense of peace and calm that imbues the entire home.
Are you on the house hunt, or just the type of person who loves browsing real estate listings, even when you’re not in the market for a new home? Property Crush is a column where we feature actual real estate listings that get the Apartment Therapy seal of approval in regards to style (we haven’t done home inspections or anything, so don’t sue us). Know of a great house on the market? Email the listing to repitches@apartmenttherapy.com.
