1903 Folk Victorian in Colorado with Copper Sink, Clawfoot Tub, Smart Tech, Flagstone Patio, Bonus Room, Granite Kitchen and Detached Garage

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Sarah Manshel of eXp Realty, LLC

This finely restored Folk Victorian cottage showcases timeless craftsmanship with modern upgrades. Built over a century ago, this 915 sq. ft. home features original hardwood floors, lime plaster walls, and restored trim, alongside updated gas, plumbing, electrical, windows, and HVAC systems. Recent renovations include a sunlit kitchen with granite countertops and a copper farmhouse sink, plus a stylish tiled bathroom with a clawfoot tub. A finished basement adds 280 sq. ft. for versatile living space. Smart home tech and outdoor amenities such as a fenced yard, flagstone patio, garage, and garden enhance comfort. Offered furnished at $235,000, this home balances historic charm with contemporary convenience near Minnequa Lake Park.

Front Porch and Yard

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A quaint front porch with white wooden pillars supports a small roof overhang, creating a cozy entrance to the house. The porch floor is wooden with a warm brown stain and includes a hanging red bench swing, adding a charming touch. Climbing plants grow on a trellis attached to the side of the house, bringing in natural greenery that complements the neutral exterior paint. The house has a steep, gabled roof with an attic window, featuring dark wooden shingles on the upper triangular section. The lawn is modest with a mix of grass and sparse vegetation, bordered by a concrete pathway leading to the porch steps. The overall aesthetic blends simplicity with homely comfort, framed by clear skies and neighboring homes in the background.

Front Porch and Exterior

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A small historic home with a steep, dark shingled gable roof crowns the structure. Cream-colored stucco walls complement white window trims and porch columns, adding a clean, classic appeal. The covered front porch is supported by four square white columns, providing a welcoming entryway. A wooden bench swing adds charm and functionality to the porch space. Several trellises on the side walls hint at climbing plants, enhancing the vintage, homey vibe. The yard is modest, fenced with black wrought iron, and dotted with green bushes and a concrete walkway leading to the front door. Neighboring homes are visible, resonating with the same traditional aesthetic.

Front Porch Entrance

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A quaint front porch with a wooden floor and small single step leading to a central door defines the entrance. Flanked symmetrically by two tall windows, the porch is framed by white pillars and a gentle overhanging roof. A red porch swing hangs on the left side, offering a charming seating spot. Ivy or climbing plants climb latticework on each side of the porch, adding to the natural greenery. The exterior walls are a muted beige color, contrasting with the white trim and dark shingles on the upper triangular gable. The house number is displayed on a pillar next to the door, contributing to the inviting and maintained appearance.

Backyard Patio and Entrance

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A modest backyard area with a natural stone patio set against the rear façade of the house. The house exterior is painted in a muted beige tone, contrasting with white trim around two windows and the back door. The door is centered with small concrete steps flanked by simple black metal railings leading down to the patio. A metal propane grill is positioned near the left window, suggesting a casual outdoor cooking space. The small, partially fenced yard has dry grass and sparse vegetation, bordered by chain-link fencing that separates it from neighboring homes. The roof is steep with dark gray shingles and a red brick chimney extending upward.

Backyard Patio Area

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Stone flagstones cover the patio, creating a rustic and textured surface that contrasts with the smooth, light brown stucco exterior walls of the house. A small stairway with brick side supports and dark metal handrails leads up to a white-framed back door with a screen, flanked by two narrow windows with white blinds. To the left of the stairs, a basement entrance with dual angled doors is visible. A black gas barbecue grill rests near a chain-link fence, which borders the yard and separates it from neighboring properties. Clear blue skies add brightness to the setting.

Backyard Patio and Shed

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A spacious backyard with a stone-paved patio occupies the center, bordered by patchy grass and an uneven garden bed. A small brown set of stairs with a simple black wrought-iron railing leads down from the house to the patio area. To the left, a compact beige shed with a white door and a small window sits on a concrete base. The surrounding fencing is chain-link, offering a glimpse into neighboring yards. Mature leafed trees rise beyond the house and shed, framed against a bright blue sky, creating a calm and open outdoor space.

Backyard Patio Area

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A spacious backyard area with a flagstone patio in the foreground featuring large, irregularly shaped stones in muted earth tones. The patio extends into a partly grassy and partly patchy lawn that leads to a small detached building painted in a neutral gray with white trim around a single window. Surrounding the backyard are chain-link fences and neighboring structures, including an older white wooden shed showing weathering and peeling paint. The sky is clear and blue, adding a bright, open atmosphere. Utility poles and overhead wires hint at a residential neighborhood setting.

Backyard Utility Shed

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A small utility shed with a weathered beige stucco exterior stands in a concrete-paved backyard. The shed has a narrow white wooden door with a simple brass handle and a large rectangular window to the left, showing an interior with some stored items. Surrounding the shed is a chain-link fence with a locked gate, separating it from a neighboring yard. Adjacent to the shed are two large blue trash bins. The ground shows cracked concrete slabs, and the overall look leans toward functional and utilitarian, with a slightly aged and weathered finish.

Backyard View

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Rectangular backyard with a concrete walkway leading directly to the back entrance of a modest, historic single-story house. The house exterior is finished with a neutral taupe-colored stucco, featuring three windows of varying sizes and a white-framed back door with a small set of steps leading up to it. A concrete slab area near the house holds a charcoal grill, suggesting an outdoor cooking space. The yard is surrounded by chain-link fencing and sparsely covered with patchy grass and some dry soil patches, reflecting a low-maintenance landscape. Neighboring homes are visible on either side, indicating a close-knit residential area.

Neighborhood Aerial View

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Aerial perspective of a residential neighborhood with homes closely spaced in a grid layout. The houses exhibit historic American architectural styles, with pitched roofs and front porches. Mature trees with bare and leafy branches intermingle between yards and along the streets, creating a mix of greenery and shadow. Sidewalks line the front yards, and backyards contain small accessory buildings or garages. The color palette includes muted tones—grays, whites, and subtle earth hues—complemented by natural tree foliage and blue skies. Utility poles and wires run through the area, reflecting a typical older suburban community setting near a water body visible in the distant background.

Front Exterior View

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A quaint historic American home with a steeply pitched roof and dormer windows sits nestled among neighboring houses. The house has a small covered front porch supported by white columns, with a rustic red bench adding charm. The exterior walls are painted a muted taupe, complemented by white window trim and pillars. A curved concrete walkway leads through a modest front yard with patchy grass and bare trees, suggesting early spring or late fall. Surrounding homes and distant treetops complete the serene suburban neighborhood atmosphere, while power lines stretch across the background.

Living Room Seating Area

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Softly textured beige walls with a slightly mottled appearance create a warm and inviting ambiance. Hardwood floors with a natural finish add historic charm and warmth. Two large windows with white trim and white blinds bring in ample natural light, enhancing the airy feeling. The seating area includes a floral upholstered sofa with muted tones and two gray tufted chairs draped with cozy throws. A plush, oval sage-green rug anchors the space, adding comfort and subtle color contrast. A small wooden side table with a vintage-style lamp rests beside the sofa, and a tall green houseplant brings a hint of nature indoors, completing the cozy and traditional aesthetic.

Living Room Details

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Warm, yellow-toned textured walls create a cozy ambiance paired with rich hardwood flooring that displays natural wood grain patterns. White painted trim and classic molding frame the simple yet elegant doors, adding a historic touch. A curved archway offers a glimpse into an adjoining room, enhancing the open flow and architectural character. Furnishing is minimal with a tufted velvet chair draped in a light woven throw, a beige bench alongside a leafy indoor plant in a corner, all placed around a plush teal circular rug, blending comfort with vintage charm.

Dining Room

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The room contains a rectangular wooden dining table surrounded by matching chairs with dark seat cushions. The walls have a textured plaster finish in a soft beige tone, complemented by white trim around the windows, door, and baseboards. A decorative chandelier with curled iron arms and multiple frosted glass shades hangs from the ceiling, casting warm light over the table. Hardwood floors add warmth and continuity to the space. A tall potted plant in one corner introduces a touch of greenery, while a simple botanical wall art piece enhances the room’s natural, understated aesthetic. An arched doorway leads into another room, suggesting flow and connectivity in the layout.

Kitchen Entryway

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Warm textured walls with a stucco finish surround a softly arched doorway, leading into a narrow kitchen space that blends historic charm with functional design. The hardwood floors add a rich natural element, complemented by a patterned blue runner rug. Pendant lighting with vintage-style globes hangs centrally, enhancing the room’s cozy atmosphere. On the left, dark appliances and wood cabinetry contrast against the lighter wall hues, while a white door and adjacent windows at the far end brighten the kitchen and create a welcoming path to the outside or adjacent rooms. A nature-themed artwork on the right wall adds a subtle decorative touch.

Kitchen with Laundry Nook

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The narrow kitchen is defined by textured, warm beige walls creating a cozy, historic feel. Dark granite countertops contrast with honey-toned wooden cabinets, enriched by a distinctive hammered copper farmhouse sink. A black refrigerator and dishwasher add to the dark accent tones. The hardwood floor runs continuously through the space, enhancing warmth and continuity. An arched doorway leads to a small laundry area with a washing machine and a white paneled door, illuminated by natural light from the window above. Classic glass pendant lights contribute subtle vintage charm to the ceiling.

Kitchen Sink Area

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A substantial hammered copper farmhouse sink serves as the centerpiece, lending a rustic yet sophisticated charm. The sink is set against textured, warm beige plaster walls that bring an earthy tone to the space. Black granite countertops flank the sink, extending the cooking surface and adding contrast with subtle reflective qualities. Above the sink, a window fitted with white slatted blinds allows natural light to filter through, brightening the area. Adjacent cabinetry is crafted from natural wood featuring a honey finish, blending seamlessly with the warm plaster walls. Black appliances, including a dishwasher and refrigerator, complete the utilitarian yet inviting kitchen corner.

Bedroom with Ensuite Bathroom

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The room features soft, muted beige walls paired with natural wood flooring, casting a warm and welcoming ambiance. A large bed dressed in a white quilt and pillows occupies much of the space, emphasizing simplicity and comfort. A single window with white blinds allows natural light to brighten the room. Two white paneled doors add to the classic aesthetic, one leading into a closet and the other revealing a glimpse of a vintage clawfoot bathtub and tiled bathroom floor. The ceiling light fixture is modest yet complements the room’s understated historic charm.

Bathroom with Bedroom View

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Clawfoot bathtub with vintage brass fixtures and a circular shower rod holding a white curtain contrasts against beige textured upper walls and white wainscoting. Natural light from a curtained window softly illuminates the space. Adjacent to the bathroom, through a white-framed doorway, hardwood floors lead to a simple bedroom with a wooden bed, white quilted bedding, bedside table with a classic lamp, and a hanging glass light fixture. The muted color palette and original architectural details emphasize historic charm and a cozy, inviting atmosphere.

Bathroom Details

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The space combines vintage and classic elements through a clawfoot bathtub surrounded by a brass curtain rod, paired with a white shower curtain. The floor is tiled with a black and white mosaic pattern that enhances the historic charm. Walls are half-paneled in white beadboard, topped with a beige upper wall that appears textured or painted with a faux finish. Fixtures, including faucets and towel holders, have an antique brass finish coordinating with the curtain rod. Lighting consists of wall-mounted sconces with frosted glass shades above a large mirror. Rolled white towels on a wire shelf add a touch of elegance and practicality to the room.

Bathroom with Laundry View

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White hexagonal tiles with black accents cover the floor, complementing the white pedestal sink and toilet. A vintage-style brass faucet adds a touch of historic charm. The bathtub, an antique clawfoot design, is surrounded by an oval shower curtain rod with white curtains. Walls feature a two-tone look: white beadboard on the lower half and a warm beige plaster finish above. An open doorway leads to a laundry room with a washer and dryer, soft wooden flooring, and a window letting in natural light. Classic wall sconces with frosted glass shades add subtle illumination above the sink area.

Laundry Room Corner

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Compact laundry space with side-by-side front-loading washer and dryer finished in white, tucked beneath a black granite countertop that provides a sleek work surface. Walls are textured and painted in a warm beige tone, complementing the natural wood cabinet above the washer. Two white-trimmed windows with horizontal blinds allow natural light, brightening the area. The white door to the right includes a black knob and a modern electronic lock. Hardwood floors add warmth and continuity with the wood cabinet, balancing utilitarian functionality with cozy, classic aesthetics.

Entryway and Staircase

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A compact entryway with a white paneled door that includes a small window with blinds, allowing natural light to flow in while maintaining privacy. Beside the door is a large window with matching blinds, brightening the space. The walls are finished with a textured, warm beige plaster, echoing a vintage or rustic aesthetic. Light wood flooring brings warmth and contrast to the area. A narrow staircase with a patterned runner in neutral tones ascends closely alongside the wall, bordered by a simple wooden handrail. Adjacent to the door, a narrow closet or pantry door is integrated seamlessly, highlighting efficient use of space.

Upstairs Bedroom Nook

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The room occupies an attic space with sharply angled, sloped ceilings converging into triangular shapes, painted in a warm beige plaster with a textured finish. Two twin beds, dressed in patterned white linens with subtle earth-toned leaf motifs, sit parallel to each other separated by a small white nightstand topped with a classic black lamp. Natural light filters through three windows adorned with white horizontal blinds: a single small window near the beds and two larger ones set low at the far end, granting a view of the outdoors. The flooring is a rich, variegated wood grain laminate, adding warmth to the minimalistic, cozy ambiance.

Attic Bedroom Details

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Sloped plaster walls and ceilings characterize this cozy attic bedroom, with a warm, natural wood floor enhancing the space’s rustic charm. Two twin beds are neatly arranged along the right wall, dressed in white bedding patterned with simple, colorful geometric motifs. A small white nightstand sits between the beds, offering subtle contrast. The room includes a narrow staircase illuminated by recessed ceiling lights, and a small door with vintage-style hardware leads to extra storage under the eaves. Soft natural light filters in through a window partly seen on the right side, adding warmth to the minimalist, historic atmosphere.

Hallway and Stairway Entrance

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Warm hardwood floors extend throughout this transitional hallway, illuminated by natural light filtering in from an adjoining room with white-trimmed windows. The walls are finished with a textured plaster in a muted beige tone, adding a vintage authenticity. White door trim and baseboards with simple yet classic molding detail underscore historic craftsmanship. An open white-paneled door reveals a narrow stairway with built-in storage beneath the staircase. A carved wooden bench with an upholstered seat sits subtly by the doorframe, inviting a pause in the space. A tall green plant adds a touch of organic vibrancy.

Basement Stairway and Entry

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Light tan textured walls complement a dark wood floor transitioning to carpet on the adjoining stairs and room. The carpeted stairs, with a simple wooden handrail, rise neatly from the corner next to a white paneled door with an antique brass handle, adding a touch of historic charm. A modern wall-mounted vacuum charger is neatly attached on the right-side wall, signaling functional integration in this otherwise simple space. The adjoining lower-level room contains a dark-gray couch highlighted by pale yellow cushions, adding a cozy, inviting feel against the cream-colored walls and soft carpeting. The low ceiling and compact layout create an intimate, tucked-away atmosphere.

Cozy Basement Sitting Area

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The room presents a small, intimate sitting area with textured, beige-toned plaster walls that add a warm, rustic charm. A low ceiling with subtle texture is illuminated by a central round ceiling light, creating a soft, evenly diffused glow. A dark gray modern sofa sits against the far wall, adorned with five light cream and gray cushions offering a cozy contrast. The carpet has a neutral, tightly woven pattern that complements the muted wall colors. A small window near the ceiling on the right side lets in some natural light, draped with light curtains for privacy. Ventilation grates are discreetly placed, contributing to functionality in this snug basement retreat.

Listing Agent: Sarah Manshel of eXp Realty, LLC via Zillow 

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