Denver’s Clayton neighborhood hasn’t yet seen the extent of remodeling that other areas of North Park Hill like Skyland have; but Michael Marcus with Coldwell Banker will show you a genuine Denver Square today, built around 1905, thatap had a makeover of its large formal and family areas, and shows four updated bedrooms including a remodeled master suite.
At 3434 Bruce Randolph Avenue, a few blocks east of Colorado, you’ll view a 3-bedroom/3-bath home on an extra-large lot (quarter acre) that looks to have been all by itself when it would have emerged here; as surrounding homes are largely 1920s and 1930s vintage. Bruce Randolph arrived in Denver in the late 1950s and created his signature restaurant further west in the neighborhood, and gained local fame for launching a tradition of providing Thanksgiving dinners there for thousands of needy recipients. The city named E. 34th Avenue for him in 1985.
You’ll see an elaborately remodeled kitchen with a granite island, stainless 5-burner gas range, microwave, dishwasher, and stainless fridge in a cabinet stall, set beside a large dining room that, like the rest of the main level, shows Brazilian hardwood floors. The bedroom level includes a large master that has a barn door opening to its remodeled bath with double vanity sinks and a stand-alone shower.
Marcus will tell you about North Park Hill and the area’s uncommon access to downtown. He’ll have the home open today, from two to four; and can arrange a special showing by appointment.
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