Every square foot of this art lovers haven has been meticulously refined with special attention to preserving and elevating the character of the home. With an abundance of natural light, and windows over- looking Observatory Park, this home offers an extraordinary setting for one of Denver's most uniquely designed homes. The park-side Living Room has expansive (ceiling height) windows and a unique pocket bar space for entertaining guests. The main level leads to the formal dining room and extended outdoor grill/patio space. On the second floor are 3 bedrooms, including the master retreat and 2 bathrooms. In addition, an extraordinary live, work and play studio space features sky lights, wet bar and built-in counter and cabinets. The basement offers a large exercise room, bath and three additional storage spaces. The home features Pella windows, a new roof, new appliances, new cabinets, vanities, 2 new interior fireplaces, new finishes through-out and much more. Plus, top-of-the-line technologies were installed to take this history- and character-rich home well into the 21st century.

Peter Nelson, the architect, designed this home in 1985 to architecturally integrate the Victorian roots inherent in the Observatory Park neighborhood with his love of post-modern, contemporary design. He purposely angled the trapezoid exterior form of the home on the 6,230 square foot lot. He designed a "Modern Victorian" street-view with expansive windows and glass block walls to create ever changing light patterns throughout the home. A two-story gallery and hallway wall surprises upon entry and defines the interior connection of the home. Peter Nelson's design of 2210 S. Milwaukee represents a definitive case against right angle thinking as he incorporated irregular shapes in most rooms.

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