Put A Little History In Your Future in this notable property! Masterful renovations have been made to the home systems and cosmetics to elevate for modern entertainment flair, all while honoring the original character of the home. Over 3,500 square feet spans five bedrooms and four bathrooms with nearly 2,000 square feet on the main level. In the Prohibition era, the lower level was home to a secret distillery and a speakeasy and now features a gas fireplace with a custom-built mantle and space to entertain. The wood from the dance floor lives on as the bartop at the Green Russell speakeasy in LoDo. Today, this grand home lives with approachable elegance. Enter the grand vestibule with mosaic flooring and the original stag head speakeasy ‘open’ light. The spacious living room is accented with 20’ ceilings and the hand-carved original Italian Limestone wrapping the gas fireplace. The dining room comfortably fits a table for twelve and is encased in gleaming original wood trim, original sconce lighting, and French doors that welcome the sunlight. The thoughtfully updated kitchen features high-end appliances, a KitchenAid six-burner gas range, ample prep room, a walk-in pantry, and casual dining space—opening to a quaint great room with built-in storage and the original chandelier. Two bedrooms on the main level share a full hall bath, all with gentle nods to the past in their updated finishes. Three additional bedrooms are on the lower level including a guest suite and the primary suite featuring exposed brick, the original coal chute cover, a private bath, a walk-in closet, and walk-out access to the glorious patio and backyard. The 12,500 square foot lot features unmatched Denver skyline views from the cozy southern pergola-covered patio and a fenced private yard with a sprinkler system to create the ideal space for outdoor entertaining. Only three families have owned this treasured piece of Denver’s history, making it a rare opportunity you won’t want to miss.