Originally built in 1926, this Craftsman-style bungalow maintains many period gems, including interior archways, mill work and steam radiators. Surrounded by a fully fenced-in yard dotted with mature trees, the home's covered porch is a stand-out feature with exposed ceiling beams and tapered, square wooden columns. Beyond the front door, authentic hardwoods line the main-living areas and bedrooms. A series of windows and a brick-surround fireplace with wood-burning insert accentuate the living room, while another set of windows fill the dining room with east-facing natural light. Period favorite linoleum covers the kitchen floor, and built-in cabinets adorn the walls. Laundry is located off the kitchen and includes a utility sink; plus, stairs to the basement cellar outfitted with storage. One bedroom is located off the dining room; another is down a brief hallway, including a full-bath filled with character - wall-paneling; the original porcelain sink basin placed atop a single, oversized-vanity; floor-to-ceiling subway tile and black and white hexagon-shaped tile floor. A detached 2-car garage sits behind the home. Close to nearby parks and lakes including Hopper Hollow Park which is located across the street with some of the best playgrounds in Denver! Easy access to I-70 for mountain travel or Downtown commute.