The seller put over $150,000 into this home—then dropped the price by just as much. That’s a fresh reason to revisit this 1920s Hale bungalow, where original charm meets major updates already taken care of.
Original red oak hardwood floors, built-ins, a wood-burning fireplace, and abundant natural light create a warm welcome. Newer windows and updated lighting complement the home’s original details, while the bright kitchen features quartz countertops, stainless steel appliances, and a sunny breakfast nook.
The remodeled main-floor bathroom blends custom tile, a restored clawfoot tub, and a separate shower with thoughtfully preserved period details.
Downstairs, the finished basement adds two bedrooms, a family room, kitchenette, 3/4 bath, laundry area, vinyl plank flooring, and an egress window. Use the extra space for guests, working from home, hobbies, or room to spread out.
Behind the charm are substantial improvements: a newer roof, conversion to forced-air heating, permitted electrical panel upgrade, tankless water heater, updated water supply and drain lines, and city lead service line replacement.
Outside, a spacious corner lot, fenced yard, and detached garage round out the property. Enjoy a central Denver location near 9th & CO, City Park, Cherry Creek, restaurants, shopping, Rose Medical Center, and National Jewish Health.
If you saw it before, come see how it fits your plans today. Historic character, meaningful improvements, and a significantly lower price make this Hale bungalow worth another visit.
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