Welcome home to your piece of wonderful Denver History. This 1900 masterpiece was built for Frank Edbrooke- The architect of the world famous Denver Icon: The Brown Palace. As you make your way in awe through this remarkable home, you will see the same level of detail and elegance found in the Brown Palace. This historic gem welcomes you as you approach with mature and xeriscaped front landscaping and oversized front porch; for morning coffee, afternoon tea, and an evening drink. Through the oversized, vintage and handmade front door, you are welcome with grandiose into the home’s foyer. To the right, the cozy parlor with a fireplace centerpiece. To the left, the large dining room with south and western windows for natural light galore. Both rooms are drenched in the rich original wood from the homes construction. Through the dining room is the kept-in-vintage-charm kitchen; updated with new appliances, and cabinets with ample storage including a pantry wall unit. The main floor also boats two bedrooms which are exquisitely showcased as a media room, and chic guest room. The main level also has a full bathroom, complete with original-to-home wall tiles with real crackle patina. As you head upstairs, you notice one of those ornate details on the banister post: a metal sculpture lamp, reminiscent of those also found in the Brown Palace. Upstairs are three more, spacious Bedrooms including the Primary bedroom with a huge bay window. Upstairs also has the second full bathroom with ample natural light. If the vintage charm and historic pedigree of this home was not enough, the backyard will leave you wondering if you stepped into the botanic gardens. With minimal grass, the lot has been xeriscaped, and has a raised bed garden you can bring the fresh cuttings into your next meal! The back of the lot has a pergola (once used as a carport for extra parking). Come see this truly one-of-a-kind historic home today, and make living in history, your life!