816-818 25th Street

Property Description

This showcase property in Curtis Park is an unprecedented offering that tells the story of a bygone era. Built-in 1890, this classic brick three-story home was designed by Robert Roeschlaub, Denver’s first licensed architect, who was also credited with Trinity Church and the Central City Opera House. With two separate addresses, the space offers an opportunity to utilize current uninterrupted 10,000+ square feet as live-work or to partition the space making each door its own entity. The rooftop of the home captures both the downtown skyline and mountain views. Rare to central Denver is the massive single-user 9,424 square foot corner lot providing an urban estate featuring a beautifully landscaped interior courtyard perfect for hosting events and an adjoined stainless steel paneled 2,350 sq ft heated garage. This detached 10-car garage is truly a work of art, having won both an AIA Colorado and AIA Denver design awards. This incredibly unique and awe-inspiring property is one-of-a-kind.