Historic Charm Meets Modern Living. Welcome to 912 S Washington —an immaculate, lovingly maintained Victorian home a few blocks from Washington Park. Built in 1889 on an oversized 6,250 sq ft lot, this authentic historic home offers a rare blend of timeless charm and thoughtful updates. Step inside to discover Brazilian cherry hardwood floors, exposed brick accents, and soaring 9.5-foot ceilings. The spacious main level features a large formal living room and a separate family room, perfect for entertaining or relaxing with loved ones. A gourmet kitchen anchors the home with granite countertops, a breakfast bar, and ample cabinetry, flowing seamlessly into the brick patio and beautifully landscaped backyard—ideal for summer BBQs and outdoor gatherings. Upstairs, you’ll find three spacious bedrooms, a dedicated office, two full baths, and convenient second-floor laundry. The luxurious primary suite offers privacy and comfort. Enjoy peaceful mornings or quiet evenings on either the large backyard veranda or front porch. The home features a newer 2.5-car detached garage with additional off-street parking accessible from the paved alley. Recent updates include a new boiler for the original steam radiator system, blending classic warmth with modern efficiency. Just five blocks from Washington Park and two blocks from the local community center, this move-in-ready home offers walkability, charm, and convenience in one of Denver’s most desirable neighborhoods. Don’t miss your chance to own a true piece of Denver history, and a must-see property.

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