Quintessential Congress Park Bungalow - with upside potential! CALLING ALL INVESTORS, HOME OWNERS, DESIGNERS AND ANYONE WITH LOVE FOR OLDER HOMES. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Denver history in one of the city's most beloved neighborhoods. ABILITY TO HAVE MAIN FLOOR PRIMARY SUITE. Nestled on a generous 5,950 sq ft lot and ideally situated between 6th and 8th Avenues, this 1919 classic offers unbeatable walkability to the shops, restaurants, and charm that make Congress Park so sought after. From the moment you step inside, the character is undeniable - original wood trim, rich hardwood floors spanning both the main and upper levels, beamed ceilings and crown molding that tell the story of a home built to last. A dedicated office with built-ins adds both function and warmth, while the covered front porch and private backyard with grape arbor offer the kind of outdoor living that never goes out of style. The real magic lies in the potential. The upper level features a generous unfinished space - an ideal canvas for an addition that could transform this home into something truly special. Whether you're an owner-occupant ready to put your personal stamp on a classic or an investment team with the vision to execute a stunning full renovation, this property delivers the bones, the lot, the location, and the upside. ** Approximately 376 sq. ft. of attic space is potential to be finished for additional living area. The additional square footage will give an owner a total of 3,083 sq ft above grade. Buyer to verify taxes, schools and square footage. There is upside potential in this home. Recent Comps (i) 909 Madison St, sold at $2.12M in 3/26, (ii) 740 Clayton St, sold at $1.8M on in 6/26, (iii) 3215 E 7th Ave Pkwy is pending, listed at $2.599M.

Rare & Classic 1919 bungalow-style 2-story home in the ultra-desirable Congress Park neighborhood! Outstanding opportunity to renovate and create your perfect abode! Plenty of square footage to work with, generous room sizes, oak flooring, huge 9x9 pantry room, charming cast iron radiators, beamed ceiling and crown molding, high security storm doors, delightful covered front porch, lovely private backyard with grape arbor; many recent improvements including boiler, water heater, roof; approx. 460 sf of unfinished 2nd floor attic area; rear area of main floor lends itself perfectly to creation of a fabulous primary suite and a gourmet kitchen - bring your imagination ( and maybe your architect )! This property is priced well below the comparable sales in the neighborhood for a quick sale and to accommodate the cost of needed improvements. Located in the East Seventh Avenue Historic District to maintain the classic appeal forever!