Historic Character, Thoughtfully Reimagined

Property Description

Built in 1896 and steeped in historical significance, 95 W Byers Place was one of the first family-owned grocery stores serving Denver in the early 1900’s! For the first time in its 130 year history, this historical property was completely reimagined when local real estate investor and designer, Kipp Grange and wife, Hanna Grange transformed it into a luxurious single family home on a rare double lot in the historical Baker neighborhood. The couple have built a name for themselves for restoring some of Denver’s oldest residential landmarks with meticulous detail and care. For this project, they worked closely with The Landmark Preservation Commission to ensure that every detail had a connection with its history. The home’s exterior natural character has been preserved, which allows for an abundance of natural light that illuminates the interior of the home. Featuring 13 foot ceilings, the home opens to an open concept main floor perfect for entertaining where friends and family can easily mingle throughout the entire space! Bathed in natural light, the comfortable living room and kitchen are smartly designed with every modern convenience including quartz countertops, large center island, sleek black and gold appliances and plenty of cabinets for storage. The dine-in kitchen can easily accommodate a large dinner party if needed. The main floor offers a dramatic 3/4 bath with frameless glass shower. Off the stairwell, the back of the home offers a charming butlers pantry with wine fridge tucked into the stairwell as well as a secondary entrance to the home and additional exit to the rare fully fenced yard with private parking on the large double lot. The lot offers additional opportunity for a detached garage as well as ADU should one desire. Upstairs features three bedrooms, including the Primary Suite with an updated, private ensuite bath and walk in closet. Two secondary bedrooms share a completely renovated secondary bath with dual sinks, quartz countertops and shower/tub combo. A bright reading nook with built in seating, original shelving with glass doors and included original pictures of the home from the early 1920’s showcase more of the historical charm of the home. The laundry room is smartly hidden behind one of multiple barn doors upstairs for added convenience. This breathtaking restoration has given new life to an important Denver landmark that was once lost in time.