Observatory Park is Denver at its most established, the kind of neighborhood where wide streets and mature trees have had a century to settle in. The home announces itself before you’re through the door. Crisp white architecture and black steel-grid windows frame a dramatic two-story glass entry, and the impression holds as you move inside.
Eight-inch character-grade hardwood from Spain runs the length of the main level, wide enough to show its grain underfoot, while the living room gathers around a linear fireplace framed in Italian limestone. The kitchen was built for someone who actually cooks. Custom cabinetry surrounds a waterfall island, hickory floating shelves pair with a full-height slab backsplash, and the appliance suite does the real work: Sub-Zero column refrigeration and freezer, a Wolf wall oven and convection steam oven, a Thermador wine column and dual dishwashers. Steps away, a wet bar finished in handmade Calacatta tile leads to a powder room done in brushed gold.
Upstairs, a steel-stringer staircase rises to three en suite bedrooms, each with its own sense of quiet privacy. The primary suite is a genuine retreat: its own limestone fireplace, a spa bath finished in full-height polished slab, a soaking tub set beneath a skylight, an oversized shower, a floating bench and a private water closet. This is a room built for slowing down.
Downstairs, the finished lower level carries the same standard, with a full wet bar, family room, two more bedrooms and two more baths, ready for guests, family, or simply more room to spread out. A main-level office behind a glass sliding door adds flexibility, doubling easily as a sixth bedroom.
Throughout, the house is built to run itself: smart lighting, locks and shades, dual-zone climate with whole-home steam humidification. Outside, a covered patio, balcony and private yard extend the living space, backed by a detached three-car garage set on a rare double lot, a footprint that’s nearly impossible to find this close to the park.
Over 5,500 finished square feet, five bedrooms, six baths, and a setting that speaks for itself, anchored by the historic Chamberlin Observatory, with the University of Denver just west and Cherry Creek minutes away.
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Photographed September 2026.
Kitchen with butler's pantry, dining with wet bar, living room, all opening to the covered patio. Office behind glass.
Every bedroom has its own bath. The primary adds a fireplace, sitting room, balcony and spa bath.
Kitchenette and wet bar, family room, two bedrooms, two baths. 1,833 square feet with nine-foot ceilings.
Figures are approximate, from public records, and should be independently verified by buyer.
Filmed in the house, September 2026.
Every level, at your own pace.
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Launch the 3D TourA tree-lined block two blocks from Observatory Park, across the street from University Park Elementary.
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