Explore a 1925 Denver Bungalow With Exposed Brick, Massive Backyard, and Updated Kitchen with Stainless Steel Appliances

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

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This updated Denver bungalow, built as a part of the city’s historic century homes, perfectly blends early 20th-century charm with modern style. Located in Denver, this cozy home showcases classic bungalow architecture with a welcoming front porch, fresh exterior paint, and exposed brick interiors. Though the specific build year is not noted, the home has been renovated with a sleek kitchen, new basement windows, updated bathrooms, and a newer HVAC system from 2020. The extensive backyard and large bonus basement space add to its appeal, with lot size and zoning favorable for ADU development. Priced at $600,000, it offers both comfort and convenience minutes from downtown and vibrant local parks.

Front Exterior

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A quaint single-story home painted in a muted green with white trim accents presents a classic cottage aesthetic. The small front porch is sheltered by a gabled roof with exposed rafters, supported by thick squared columns. A modest driveway runs along the left side, leading to the backyard. The front yard is spacious but simple, with a mixture of patchy grass and natural stone edging along the sidewalk. Mature trees frame the property on either side, adding shade and character. The home’s front door and window placements are symmetrical, enhancing the balanced, historical charm of this modest residence.

Backyard Patio Seating

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Expansive wooden deck with natural wood planks extends from the house, offering ample outdoor living space. A cozy L-shaped sectional sofa with neutral-toned cushions is tucked under a white-framed covered patio roof, providing shade and comfort. The exterior wall of the home is painted olive green with white trim accents, including a visible gable with decorative white beams. Simple wooden stairs with white handrails lead from the elevated deck to the yard. A wooden fence surrounds the area, along with trees and shrubs, evoking a peaceful, private outdoor retreat.

Backyard Patio Area

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A spacious wooden deck extends from the back of the house with three wide steps leading down to a dry grass yard. The house exterior presents a deep green stucco wall accented by white trim and a small covered patio roof supported by white posts. Beneath the cover, a cushioned L-shaped wicker sofa rests with a coordinating coffee table, offering a comfortable seating area. To the left, a black outdoor dining table is paired with matching chairs and an umbrella, enclosed by wood and chain-link fencing. Large evergreen trees and deciduous trees border the fenced yard, providing partial shade and privacy.

Backyard and Deck

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A spacious backyard featuring a large wooden deck attached to the house, painted white with supporting posts and railings. The ground is mostly dry with sparse grass patches and some greenery surrounding the yard edges. A mature tree grows next to the deck, providing partial shade. In the background, a small blue and white storage shed with double doors sits near the wooden fence enclosing the property. The fence is a combination of wood and metal chain-link, with some dry vines climbing along it. The sky is clear and blue, enhancing the open outdoor feel of the space.

Living Room and Kitchen

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A spacious living room opens to a kitchen area, unified by warm hardwood floors and a neutral, modern color palette. The living area has a light gray sectional sofa accented with striped pillows, complemented by a geometric area rug with muted earth tones and black. A modern ceiling fan with wood blades hangs overhead, contributing to the room’s airy feel. The kitchen boasts rich wooden cabinets with stainless steel appliances including a microwave and a gas stove. White subway tile backsplashes, a rustic wooden beam, and ample natural light from dual windows enhance the classic yet updated ambiance of the space. A simple round dining table with black chairs adds to the functional flow of the layout.

Dining Nook and Kitchen

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Open space with honey-toned hardwood flooring leading to a kitchen area defined by light tile flooring. The kitchen houses rustic wooden cabinets with a rich natural finish, complemented by stainless steel appliances and white subway tile backsplash. A small round dining table with a natural wood top and black metal frame stands against a plain white wall alongside two matching chairs, creating an intimate eating nook. Exposed wooden ceiling beams and a minimalist track light add subtle rustic charm. Natural light filters through white blinds covering a window near the dining area, brightening the serene space.

Living Room Seating Area

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Hardwood floors with a natural finish extend throughout, paired with crisp white walls that brighten the space. A large beige sectional sofa with plush, striped cushions faces inward, offering cozy seating. Near the window, a retro red mini-fridge adds a nostalgic pop of color. A black and tan patterned area rug anchors the seating area. A single mid-century modern armchair and minimalist dark green side table sit near the door. A simple wooden bench lines the opposite wall, accompanied by a potted leafy plant. The ceiling fan with wooden blades and a built-in light complements the room’s understated, inviting look.

Living Room Seating Area

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Light-filled living space with white walls and natural light streaming through two windows with white blinds. A soft grey sectional sofa anchors the room, adorned with subtly striped throw pillows. A modern armchair in matching grey fabric with wooden arms sits next to a small dark green vintage side table, creating a cozy corner. The wooden floor is warm-toned and complemented by a geometric patterned rug in shades of beige, cream, black, and brown. A distinctive vintage-style red and white soda cooler in the corner adds a nostalgic pop of color. The simple white door has window panes and a seasonal wreath. A ceiling fan with a light wood finish completes the space with functional charm.

Kitchen Workspace

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Rectangular kitchen layout with L-shaped dark wood cabinets providing ample storage space. The countertops are smooth and light-colored, enhancing the room’s brightness. White subway tile backsplash with light grout adds a clean, classic touch behind the sink and stove area. Stainless steel appliances, including a gas range, microwave, dishwasher, and refrigerator, offer a modern contrast against the wood cabinetry. Flooring consists of large light-beige tiles arranged in a staggered, plank-like pattern, complementing the warm tones of the wood. A single window above the sink brings natural light while the overhead recessed lights illuminate the workspace evenly.

Kitchen Corner View

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The kitchen features warm, honey-toned wooden cabinetry with a rustic finish, complemented by antique bronze handles. White subway tiles with light grout create a clean, classic backsplash that contrasts with the wood. Stainless steel appliances include a gas range with an overhead microwave, a built-in dishwasher, and a French-door refrigerator, adding modern convenience. The countertops are a smooth, light-colored material, enhancing the bright and airy feel. Light beige ceramic tiles arranged lengthwise cover the floor. An exposed red brick column on the right adds historic character and texture, and recessed ceiling lights provide ample illumination.

Bathroom Vanity & Shower

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A double vanity with a natural wood cabinet base topped by a crisp white countertop hosts two inset rectangular sinks. Each sink has a matte black faucet and matching hardware on cabinet doors and drawers. Two framed rectangular mirrors hang above the sinks, each illuminated by a single wall-mounted bulb fixture with an industrial black metal frame. The adjacent walk-in shower surrounds are clad in horizontally laid white subway tiles with black grout accents. A glass panel serves as a divider, revealing a ceiling-mounted rain shower head. Light hexagonal floor tiles and minimalist decor create a clean, modern look balanced by warm wood and black hardware.

Bathroom Interior

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White subway tiles cover the shower walls, contrasting with a white textured wall that balances brightness and subtle texture. A large glass block window creates an airy feel while allowing natural light to softly diffuse in. Two white towels hang neatly on black hooks above a wooden bench, adding warmth with its natural wood tone. The floor combines hexagonal tiles with a black and white patterned rug, introducing visual interest. Black matte fixtures, including the faucet, showerhead, and towel bars, coordinate for a modern touch. Green plants add a refreshing organic element, maintaining a clean, serene aesthetic.

Bathroom Vanity Area

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Two rectangular black-framed mirrors hang above a wide, light wood vanity with multiple drawers and cabinet doors. The countertop is white with dual undermount sinks, each equipped with matte black faucets and matching hardware. Soft lighting comes from a wall-mounted sconce with an exposed bulb above one mirror. To the left, a classic white toilet sits beneath a light grey wall-mounted cabinet with arched glass doors displaying neatly folded towels and small decor. A lush green potted plant adds natural freshness. The floor is tiled with small, light-colored hexagonal tiles, complementing the clean, neutral palette.

Minimalist Bedroom

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Soft white walls brighten the room, contrasting with warm natural wood floors that add organic texture. A plush grey upholstered bed with clean lines anchors the space, complemented by a simple matching grey storage bench at its foot. Light-colored bedding adds to the airy feel, while a striped beige and white rug defines the sleeping area. Two windows allow natural light to fill the room, adorned with subtly textured white curtains and modern blinds. A white dresser with black knobs offers sleek storage, and framed artwork adds subtle bursts of color, balancing simplicity with quiet charm.

Bedroom Interior View

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Light wooden flooring complements white walls, creating a bright, airy atmosphere in this bedroom. The bed takes up much of the foreground, draped in white linens that enhance the room’s lightness. Adjacent to the bed, a white dresser holds small decor and photos, with a tall, rounded mirror leaning against the wall nearby. A single framed piece of art in muted tones adds subtle color above the dresser. White folding closet doors framed in natural wood align with the trim around the room, echoing the open doorway that reveals rich, darker wood cabinetry in the adjoining space. Sheer white curtains frame a window that invites natural light into the space, maintaining a clean and simple aesthetic with a cozy, inviting feel.

Living Room Entry

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Long, narrow living space with smooth white walls and ceiling providing a clean, bright atmosphere. Natural oak hardwood floors run the length of the room, contrasting warmly against the white. A cozy seating area with a beige sectional sofa and armchair is placed near the entrance door, accompanied by a floor lamp and framed wall decor. Opposite the seating, a small round wooden dining table with two simple black chairs and a bench rests against the wall. Modern track lighting and a ceiling fan provide functional illumination. A stairway with a white railing leads downstairs, enhancing spatial flow.

Basement Lounge and Workspace

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An inviting basement space combining a cozy lounge area and a minimalist workspace. Soft beige carpeting covers the floor, contrasting with the crisp white walls and ceiling, creating a bright atmosphere despite its below-ground location. The lounge area is furnished with two neutral-toned sofas, adorned with contrasting throw pillows and a knit throw blanket. A compact wooden side table holds a traditional lamp, while a ladder-style bookshelf displays various books in the corner beside a small window. The workspace includes a sleek wooden desk paired with a modern black chair and a vintage-style desk lamp, adding character to the functional setup.

Cozy Basement Living Area

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Neutral tones dominate this intimate basement lounge space, with soft beige sofas adorned by warm-toned throw pillows. A large wooden coffee table with a rustic finish sits centrally atop a patterned area rug, adding texture and warmth. The walls and ceiling are painted crisp white, enhancing the natural light from a small window near the ceiling. Recessed ceiling lights provide modern, even illumination. A tall, dark wood ladder bookshelf filled with books adds vertical interest while a flat-screen TV on a slim stand offers entertainment. A cozy basket with blankets completes the inviting, minimalist setting.

Basement Lounge Area

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A softly carpeted basement area painted entirely in crisp white creates a bright and inviting atmosphere despite limited natural light. A sturdy beige sofa with a chunky knit throw sits adjacent to a small wooden side table supporting a classic lamp with an off-white shade. The space opens to a laundry area visible through dark-framed glass double doors, featuring modern appliances. A staircase on the left rises to upper floors, with a hallway leading to other rooms. Neutral tones and simple furnishings contribute to a clean, practical, yet comfortable lower-level living space.

Laundry Room Entry

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A small laundry area accessed through a sliding barn door painted matte black with frosted glass pane inscribed with laundry-related text, adding a vintage charm. Inside, front-loading washer and dryer units sit side by side beneath custom wooden countertops of rich dark wood, offering functional folding space. White walls and ceiling with subtle molding create a bright, clean atmosphere. A narrow open shelf above the appliances holds a rustic metal container, balancing practicality with industrial farmhouse aesthetics. The adjacent carpeted hallway leads toward another white-paneled door, complementing the clean, crisp color palette.

Bedroom Corner

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Soft light gray walls and plush beige carpeting create a calm atmosphere in this compact bedroom corner. A dark upholstered bed with vertical channel tufting contrasts subtly with the light bedding, adding a touch of modern elegance. Two brass wall sconces provide focused reading light on either side of the bed, attached above inset shelves that serve as minimal nightstands. A large contemporary artwork with radiating gold lines adds a dynamic visual element to the otherwise subdued color palette. The small, high-set window allows natural light while maintaining privacy, fitting a cozy, functional space.

Basement Work Nook

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Neutral tones dominate this compact basement nook featuring beige carpeting and soft gray walls that enhance the natural light streaming through a small rectangular window. A simple, industrial-style desk with dark metal framing and wooden surfaces anchors the workspace, paired with a black wooden chair with a woven seat for a blend of rustic and modern elements. Two white paneled doors with black hardware add contrast and provide access to adjacent rooms or storage. The space feels functional and unpretentious, designed for quiet productivity with minimal decorative detailing and clean lines.

Bathroom Vanity and Tub

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A compact bathroom with a balanced blend of classic and modern elements. The bathtub, framed by beige square tiles, has a brushed nickel showerhead and faucet, complemented by a white shower curtain featuring black horizontal stripes near the bottom. The toilet sits adjacent to two floating wooden shelves with rustic iron brackets, one holding a spare roll of toilet paper. A small horizontal glass block window above these shelves brings subtle natural light. The navy blue vanity contrasts pleasantly with the white countertop and sink, set against a textured light brick accent wall. A round mirror with a dark frame and a simple light fixture complete the look.

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