727 N Washington Street

Denver, CO 80203

Built in 1911, the prestigious Verrückt Haus embodies historical grandeur, modern sophistication, and Hollywood flair. Vacant from 2008 to 2013, it underwent a meticulous restoration preserving its unique architectural elements while adding contemporary amenities. Original features include a formal dining room with a discreet service buzzer, a drawing room with outdoor access, and a unique billiards room. Modern updates include a cutting-edge boiler system and a comprehensive snow-melt system. The second floor hosts four luxurious bedrooms and bathrooms, transformed to create a lavish primary suite with a spa-like atmosphere and a walk-in closet inspired by the Yves Saint Laurent Boutique in NYC. The third floor, once staff quarters, now serves as a private guest wing with two additional bedrooms, an office, and a living room. The mansion's expansive outdoor entertainment area features a covered patio and a pool deck, providing a tranquil oasis in the city. Despite its nearly 9,000 square feet, encompassing 6 bedrooms and 6 bathrooms, it was solely inhabited by one individual, highlighting its intimacy and versatility for hosting guests. Visitors have praised the décor and furnishings, and the Seller is willing to include a half million dollars' worth of furnishings and antiques. 727 N Washington St is a piece of history reborn, blending past elegance with modern luxury, ideal for those who appreciate historical charm, contemporary conveniences, and private outdoor entertainment.

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