This exquisite mid-century modern home was built in 1948 and designed by Edward Hawkins. Hawkins was responsible for over 50 iconic designs in Denver's North Park Hill neighborhood, including the 3000 blocks of Forest and Glencoe St., and the 3300 block of Ash St. His work extends to the Arapahoe Acres subdivision, and more.

Situated on a spacious 6,250 sq. ft. lot, this property was rezoned in 2021 to allow for an ADU, offering further potential for expansion – not a common amenity.

This home boasts authentic Denver red sand brick detailing with a striking Roman brick dividing wall. Clerestory windows flood rooms with natural light. The entry level includes floor-to-ceiling windows and Baltic birch-paneled ceilings and walls in the living room. The minimalist kitchen features a steel and wood butcher block countertop peninsula. An original wood-burning fireplace set flush with the surround, and framed by a minimal trim, sets the inviting foundation for this space.

The upper level includes two bedrooms and one bathroom, with ample storage. The garden level offers an additional bedroom and bathroom, along with a flexible-use space, currently including laundry. The basement level features a large open space with a storage room, a vintage wet bar, and original shoji screen panels, which could be utilized to form an intriguing accent wall.

This home retains its original aluminum frame single-pane fixed and awning windows, complemented by storm windows and screens. Recent upgrades include new bathroom tile and hand crafted fixtures. A 1980's vintage sunroom/greenhouse addition allows for more space. A mid-century style carport, 4-car driveway, and off-street spaces supports all parking needs.

This is an incredible opportunity to own a piece of mid-century modern history, crafted by one of Denver's most influential architects. Ready to be personalized, this home awaits your vision and creativity. Don't miss out on the chance to own this unique property.