549 N Lafayette StDenver, CO 80218
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Rich in historic character and timeless appeal, this Driving Park Historic District residence celebrates original details alongside thoughtful updates. A generous front porch, historic woodwork, original wood floors, leaded glass windows and a beautiful wood staircase lend warmth and distinction, while the living area's original fireplace creates a natural focal point. A sunlit dining area complements the updated kitchen with a walk-in pantry. Two updated bathrooms retain their vintage personalities, with the original built-in linen cabinet providing ample storage for the primary bath. Three spacious bedrooms feature walk-in closets, while a dedicated home office adds versatility. A generous basement offers potential for future finishing. Outdoors, the backyard pairs xeriscaping with a covered patio for relaxed gatherings and prime entertaining. An oversized two-car detached garage with additional storage completes the property. Situated within walking distance to Cheesman Park, Denver Botanic Gardens, Cherry Creek and local restaurants, this historic home blends enduring craftsmanship with an exceptional setting. Floor plans available upon request.
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