258 Grant Street

Built in 1888 yet beautifully at home in today’s world, this West Washington Park Victorian is a rare blend of history, artistry, and thoughtful modern updates. Set on a dynamic, social block across from the West Washington Park Community Garden and on the same block as the Art Students League, the setting alone sets the tone: creative, connected, and unmistakably Denver. Inside, vintage details shine—exposed brick, original double-wide pocket door, beautiful hardwood floors—balanced seamlessly with curated updates that honor the home’s soul. Bright and airy with high ceilings and beautiful molding throughout, this quintessential three-story Victorian has been impeccably renovated, preserving every ounce of its historic charm while delivering modern comfort. The open kitchen features marble countertops, stainless appliances including a gas range, subway tile backsplash and farmhouse sink. A main-floor bedroom doubles beautifully as a den and includes a half bath as well as a built-in wine and coffee bar. Upstairs you will find a rare layout of dual primary suites, both with remodeled ensuite bathrooms. The larger of the two suites offers a spacious bath, custom built-in closet and west-facing deck with mountain views. A convenient upstairs laundry completes the level. A finished third-level attic provides ideal space for an office, studio, or creative retreat. Outdoor living is just as thoughtfully designed. Enjoy a charming front porch along with an incredible new back deck and a low-maintenance backyard featuring garden space, water feature, sprinkler system, and multiple areas designed for gathering—quiet mornings or lively evenings alike. Behind the scenes, major investments have already been made: full sewer line replacement, Denver Water line replacement, tuck-pointing, newer windows and interior doors and central A/C. A newer, generously sized 2-car detached garage (2014) adds real functionality to this historic property. A home truly meant to be experienced.