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PRICE $900,000 BEDS 3 BATHS 4 HOME SIZE 2,102 sqft LOT SIZE 3,485 sqft Request More Info Schedule a Showing

Introducing 801 29th Street, a stunningly renovated 1895 Italianate residence in vibrant Historic Curtis Park. Enter into a home with 10 foot ceilings and stunning arched windows that create a light-drenched living space. The kitchen is a chef's dream, featuring unlacquered brass hardware imported from England, marble countertops and top-of-the-line appliances. The original fireplace and staircase maintain the historic character of the home, while the oversized pantry and powder bath add thoughtful modern floor plan additions to the first floor. Upstairs offers an exceptional primary retreat, featuring a one-of-a-kind Juliette balcony with downtown views. Laundry, and a second bedroom with its own bath and balcony complete the level. As part of the structural repair to this Landmark residence, the entire basement foundation was dug out and underpinned, resulting in a well-lit space with full-height, 8 foot ceilings and the assurance that the building has been restored to last another 125 years. The basement is easily incorporated into the home and since it has its own separate rear entrance, the lower level could also be converted into a lock-off rental unit. The home also comes with stamped plans for an addition that have been approved by Denver Building and Planning as well as Landmark - an enormous value of financial and time savings. This duplex unit has been meticulously redone to ensure modern functionality and lasting quality. See attachments for complete renovation details. This home is walkable to the heart of RiNo Arts District, minutes to Downtown and has easy light rail access. Be a part of a fantastic community with great parks, amazing restaurants and high performing schools; Denver Language School, Montessori Academy of Colorado, Ebert Polaris, University Prep, and El Systema music education campus are all in walking distance. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Denver history. Scheduled delivery November 2025, be home for the holidays.