Truly one of Denvers great historic homes, 2801 Curtis sits on a large corner lot on the best block of the Curtis Park Landmark District, just blocks from the best restaurants, shops and cafe's along Larimer Street. Built in 1886 by Frederick Soloman, who opened what may have been Denver's first General Store in 1859, 2801 Curtis has an impressive presence with a steep gabled metal roof, Tall red brick facade, elegant oriel window, large wrap around porch and beautiful gardens surrounding the house. The interior of the home has a stately feel with original wide plank wood floors, pocket doors, tall ceilings, beautiful woodwork, crown molding, three fireplaces, large formal dining room, library, kitchen and butlers pantry. Done in the Victorian style to match the historic charm of the home, but easily updated to whatever style you prefer. The owner completely updated the systems and meticulously cared for the home for decades. There is a full unfinished basement and a new brick two car garage featuring a beautiful custom mural of Frida Kahlo on the alley. Come and see this rare find. Once you own this home, you won't ever want to leave it. The English roses and carefully chosen trees surrounding the house create a magical garden. The home feels like it sits in a park in the middle of the City. Virtual tours and floor plans here: website http://prop.tours/afc