3330 Bruce Randolph Avenue

Perched at the top of the hill in the Clayton neighborhood, this historical brick home c.1898 has undergone a complete restoration, envisioned by nationally recognized interior design firm Larapin Design. The home sits on a large 7,810sf lot and is nestled amongst a variety of mature trees and shrubs including pine, maple, oak, apple, lilac, and Russian olive. With unobstructed exposure on all sides, natural light pours through to fill the interior, while sweeping views of downtown Denver and the Rocky Mountains can be enjoyed from the second floor. An extremely thoughtful approach went into the renovation, combining preservation of the original features with a fresh modern design. Historic features include diamond lite wood windows, tiled fireplaces (2), wood floors, woodwork throughout, high ceilings (9’10” first floor / 8’10” second floor), and a spectacular curved wood staircase at the entry. Updates to the home include all new electrical wiring, HVAC, and plumbing throughout. The kitchen was completely remodeled with new custom cabinetry, Calacatta marble counters and backsplash, new appliances and fixtures, Kolbe windows, and custom French doors that open to the expansive yard. Upstairs, the primary suite includes a secluded bedroom with new Kolbe windows, and a generous sized ensuite bathroom with walk-in marble tile shower, custom vanity with marble counter, and a clawfoot tub that sits perched at the west facing window. The laundry closet is conveniently located on the second floor hallway, central to the remaining three light filled bedrooms and shared updated bathroom. The unfinished yard offers endless landscape possibilities, with an abundance of space to create a private outdoor retreat for gardening and entertaining. The detached 2 car garage received a new roof and garage door. Centrally located in the heart of Denver, the lucky new owners of this home will enjoy restaurants, cafes, and breweries all within walking distance.