848 N Emerson St Denver CO 80218 MLS 3243243

$1,750,000

Listing courtesy of LIV Sotheby's International Realty

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Home Description: 848 N Emerson St

Step into a home where history meets luxury—an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of Denver's past. Discover the Essence of Emerson at this 3-story Italian Renaissance Revival mansion, located in historic Capitol Hill. Built in 1904 by Dennis Mullen and designed by renowned architects Quayle & Rice, this architectural gem invites you to experience its timeless grandeur. The archway entrance and incredible porch set the tone for the beauty that lies within. Enter through a vestibule with original tile work and a foyer with coffered ceilings that whisper stories of a bygone era. Richly detailed walls and ceilings with hand-painted paneling evoke a sense of sophisticated artistry. The sun-filled dining room is surrounded by exquisite woodwork, built-in buffet, and plate rail shelving. The living room features an original cherrywood fireplace with an elegant oval mirror and dual-sided pocket doors, ideal for intimate gatherings or grand celebrations. For the culinary enthusiast, the remodeled and expanded kitchen is a dream come true. Bathed in morning sunlight, it features avonite counter tops, gorgeous cabinetry, a refurbished oversized butcher block, and high-end luxury appliances. The second level is a sanctuary for modern living, with a spacious primary bedroom featuring three closets adorned with glass door knobs, built-in bookshelves, and a private balcony. An art studio with a conservatory style skylight provides a space for creative inspiration with private balcony. The third level includes two bedrooms and a balcony with views of Denver’s iconic Cash Register Building. Fully finished basement to include family room, office, bathroom and laundry room. Enjoy a walkable lifestyle, steps away from Cheesman Park, the Molly Brown House Museum, and the Botanical Gardens. This warm and inviting historic home is filled with character and charm—a true treasure where new memories are waiting to be made.