Step into this beautifully renovated 3-bedroom, 1-bath home in the heart of Denver—where modern design, quality craftsmanship, and location come together seamlessly. Situated minutes from Central Park (formerly Stapleton), Stanley Marketplace, City Park, and with easy access to I-70, this home puts you in the center of it all. Inside, you’re welcomed by luxury vinyl flooring throughout the main level, clean 5" craftsman baseboards, and fresh interior and exterior paint that give the home a crisp, move-in-ready feel. The open-concept layout flows into a striking kitchen featuring navy and white shaker cabinets, brushed gold hardware, a bold designer backsplash, and all-new stainless appliances—perfect for both quiet mornings and lively hosting. The fully remodeled bathroom is a true standout: oversized marble-look tile wraps the walls, a bold navy hex accent climbs behind the brass fixtures, and the entire space is tied together with a sleek wood vanity and gold-framed mirror—elegant and timeless. Downstairs, a third bedroom with new carpet and a brand-new egress window offers flexibility for guests, a home office, or gym. Additional upgrades include modern light fixtures with fans, new garage and exterior doors, and fresh mulch landscaping that adds curb appeal and charm. At 1,111 sqft, this home is ideal for first-time buyers or those looking to downsize without sacrificing style or location. Every inch has been thoughtfully updated for comfortable, stylish living in one of Denver’s most convenient neighborhoods.

Listing courtesy of Ascent Property Brokers, Inc. George@Barbozarealty.com



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