Classic Meets Modern in This 1903 Folk Victorian in Denver

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Mathew Abraham

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Mathew Abraham

Mathew Abraham, editor of Century Homes America, brings his passion for architectural history to explore the stories behind America’s most iconic homes.

KieAnn Brownell, RE/MAX Northwest Inc

Built in 1903, this beautifully updated Folk Victorian home blends historic character with modern convenience. Priced at $845,000, it features three spacious bedrooms and two stylishly remodeled ¾ bathrooms, offering both comfort and functionality. Thoughtful updates include new copper plumbing, upgraded electrical, a newer forced air furnace and water heater, and a newer roof for lasting peace of mind. Natural light fills the home, enhanced by plantation shutters and classic finishes. The oversized two-car garage is ADU-approved, creating opportunities for a guest suite, rental unit, or home office. Outside, the large, fully fenced backyard provides a private space for relaxation or entertaining.

Brick Exterior

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The Folk Victorian home stands with a red brick exterior, its architectural details highlighted by the bright sunlight. A distinctive white gable roof with textured shingles crowns the house, adding a classic touch. A green-painted porch with decorative trim extends across the front, offering a welcoming entrance.

Where is Denver?

Where is Denver?
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Denver, the capital of Colorado, is located in the South Platte River Valley at the base of the Rocky Mountains. Known as the “Mile High City” due to its elevation of exactly one mile above sea level, it offers a mix of urban energy and outdoor adventure. The city boasts a vibrant arts scene, historic architecture, and proximity to world-class skiing, hiking, and national parks. Denver is also a hub for craft breweries, sports teams, and cultural attractions like the Denver Art Museum and Red Rocks Amphitheatre.

Front View

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A straight-on view captures a charming Folk Victorian home, its red brick façade glowing under a clear blue sky. The white gable roof, adorned with textured shingles, contrasts beautifully against the backdrop. Concrete steps framed by matching green railings lead up to the inviting entrance, adding to the home’s timeless appeal.

Porch View of Street

Porch View of Street with Green Chair
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A view from a porch shows a street scene with cars and buildings in the distance. A green chair sits on the porch, facing the street. Concrete steps lead down from the porch. A gravel patch with white stones borders the sidewalk.

Gravel Backyard

Gravel Backyard
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The Folk Victorian home is captured from a rear angle with wooden steps leading down to a paved walkway. A gravel yard surrounds the walkway, featuring patches of stones and small plants. A picnic table sits on a paved area near the porch.

Green Garage

Green Garage
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A green garage stands prominently, its bright red door creating a striking contrast. A gravel driveway leads up to the garage, curving slightly to the left. A dark pergola structure is visible on the left, with a light blue chair and yellow chair situated nearby. A concrete patio area is located to the right of the garage.

Dark Pergola

Dark Pergola with String Lights
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A striking dark wooden pergola takes center stage, adorned with string lights that add a warm glow. Beneath it, a paved patio unfolds with sleek gray rectangular tiles. A vibrant seating arrangement includes two light blue chairs and a bold yellow chair, creating a welcoming outdoor retreat. In the background, a bicycle rests against the wall, adding a casual, lived-in touch.

Entryway with Green Stairs

Entryway with Green Stairs
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An entryway features a staircase painted in light green and white, ascending to the left. A dark wooden bench sits near the base of the stairs. A black-framed artwork hangs on the left wall. A vibrant yellow and brown abstract painting is displayed on the right wall, above the stairs.

Living Room

Living Room with Brick Fireplace
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A welcoming living room centers around a brick fireplace, partially hidden behind a television screen. Vibrant green walls frame the space, adding depth and character. Two white-trimmed windows on either side invite natural light inside. A dark leather sofa sits in the foreground, facing the fireplace, while a wooden chair and a small table nearby create an inviting nook.

Dining Room

Dining Room
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A long wooden table with metal chairs dominates the dining room. The exposed brick wall adds a rustic element. Green-painted walls provide a soft backdrop. Windows with white shutters flank the left wall. Hardwood floors extend across the room.

Kitchen with Brick Wall

Kitchen with Brick Wall
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A kitchen showcases an exposed brick wall, bringing a rustic charm to the space. White cabinets along the lower section offer ample storage, complemented by a warm wooden countertop. A stainless steel sink sits beneath a window framed in light wood. To the right, a white stove and oven blend seamlessly with the design. A white tile backsplash runs along the wall, while herringbone-patterned floor tiles add a stylish touch.

Room with White Door

Room with White Door
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A room is captured with an open white door leading to an outdoor space. The outdoor space features a wooden deck and a glimpse of a house with a green door. Inside the room, a light-colored wall is visible with a set of white louvered shutters. An Oreck vacuum cleaner in dark gray and red stands on the floor. A small wooden bench with a slatted top is positioned near the wall.

Bedroom with Green Walls

Bedroom with Green Walls
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A bedroom showcases green walls that bring a soothing and inviting feel. A bed adorned with floral-patterned bedding rests on the right, adding a touch of charm. In the center, a window with white louvered shutters is framed by dark trim, enhancing the room’s character. To the left, a small wooden desk with a lamp provides a cozy workspace.

Bedroom

Bedroom with White Shutters
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A bedroom highlights a bold green accent wall, adding vibrancy to the space. Two windows with white louvered shutters, framed in black, allow natural light to brighten the room. On the right, a bed with white bedding and a gray throw provides contrast. To the left, a dresser in a lighter green shade sits beside a small matching stool, creating a harmonious look.

Hallway’s Echo

Hallway's Echo
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A narrow hallway stretches into the distance, its white walls punctuated by glimpses of vibrant green doorways framing rooms beyond. A dark gray mat anchors the foreground, leading the eye down the corridor. To the right, a rectangular mirror reflects the scene, doubling the space and adding a silent observer to the composition.

White Sanctuary

White Sanctuary
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A compact bathroom embraces an all-white aesthetic, creating a bright and tranquil atmosphere. White subway tiles cover the shower and walls, enhancing the sense of space. A warm wooden countertop supports a sleek white vessel sink, adding natural contrast. A floral-patterned shower curtain introduces a subtle decorative touch.

Bedroom with Neutral Palette

Bedroom with Olive and Neutral Palette
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A bedroom embraces soft green tones and natural textures, offering a restful setting. The bed, layered with pale green linens and a crisp white coverlet, is paired with a wooden headboard for added warmth. A wooden bench rests at the foot of the bed, while a patterned rug underneath adds depth and character.

Basement Interior

Basement Interior
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An architectural staircase ascends at a sharp angle, its white paint contrasting with the exposed brick section beneath. The wall on the right exhibits a heavily textured, almost sculptural quality, painted stark white. A small window punctuates this wall, offering a glimpse of external light. The floor is simple concrete, marked with faint lines.

Basement Minimalist Space

Basement Minimalist Space
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The basement interior is characterized by its minimalist aesthetic and exposed structural elements. The ceiling features exposed wooden beams, revealing the building’s framework, with electrical wiring running along them. The walls are predominantly white, creating a stark, clean look, with a section of exposed brick adding textural contrast.

Listing agent: KieAnn Brownell, kb@onthemovedenver.com via Zillow

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