95 W Byers Place

Live-in-history!
Welcome to 95 W. Byers Place. Built by the famous Colorado pioneer and founder of Colorado's first news paper, The Rocky Mountain News: William Byers, this spectacular property served as one of the first family-owned grocery stores to serve the growing town of Denver. Now, for the first time in it's 130 year history, 95 W. Byers has evolved into a luxurious single family residence. Inside, soaring 13-foot ceilings create an open and airy feel, while carefully restored architectural details pay homage to the home’s rich past. The thoughtfully designed 3-bedroom, 3-bath layout features wide-plank floors, custom millwork, and period-inspired finishes throughout. Designed for both style and sustainability, the home includes energy-efficient triple-pane windows, spray foam insulation, and state-of-the-art heating and cooling systems. The chef’s kitchen boasts high-end cabinetry, quartz countertops, and premium Forno appliances—perfect for entertaining or everyday living. Spa-like bathrooms offer a serene retreat with luxury tilework and modern fixtures. Just one block from Broadway’s vibrant restaurants, shops, and nightlife, with easy access to downtown and the light rail, this residence is more than a home—it’s a piece of Denver’s history, reimagined for modern living. The building’s earliest role as a grocery in the 1900s highlights the self-sufficient, walkable character of the Baker neighborhood in that era. Its later conversion reflects broader economic and urban trends mid-century. Because it has preserved its fundamental 1890s structure and decorative details, the building today provides a direct visual connection to Denver’s late-19th century architectural heritage. This incredible luxury home still tells the story of a modest corner shop from 1896 that has quietly stood through Denver’s changing times, from horse-and-buggy days to the 21st century.