This charming 3-bedroom 2.5-bath 1890’s Queen Anne style Victorian home is nestled in the San Rafael Historic District in Denver’s Whittier neighborhood. Contemporary details and fixtures elegantly blend aesthetics of this home with an air of simplicity and modernity, accented with chic, white farmhouse interior. You’ll love entertaining year-round under the lights in the xeriscaped backyard lounge area, fenced for privacy with a lush tree canopy display in the summertime!

Home Features

• New Acacia hard wood flooring
• Stainless Steel Appliances
• Main-level Powder Room
• Laundry room with custom stone flooring
• Finished basement with additional living area and storage room
• Home humidifier system
• Primary suite features vaulted ceilings with skylights

Located directly across from the Bell Tower Condos, a multifamily condominium built inside a beautiful historic church!

Owner covers Sewer and Trash utilities; Renter pays for Water, Gas, Electric, and Media

This tastefully designed home is also available furnished for $5,000/month with a 90-day minimum lease term. Ask Broker about specific leasing details.

Denver’s San Rafael Historic District, named for San Rafael, California, was the first to be annexed by the city in February 1874. The area is bordered by Washington Street to the west, Downing on the east, spanning between 20th and 26th avenues. The neighborhood is nestled between Five Points and Whittier and is composed of a trio of subdivisions filed for in 1874, 1882, and 1886. According to records from the Denver Public Library, The San Rafael Historic District is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

The majority of homes in this area were built between the mid-1870s to the early 1920s, with the subdivision’s first home going up in 1875 and the neighborhood features a lot of Queen Anne style homes as well as Italianate, Foursquare, Classic Cottage, and Dutch Colonial Revival.