This 1956 mid-century modern home at 1430 E. Cornell Place was designed in the Frank Lloyd Wright Usonian style and is located in Arapahoe Acres, the first post-WWII subdivision on the National Register of Historic Places. It was just listed by Chuck Brown for $1,300,000. The home features 1,837 square feet of impeccable architecture, with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms and a 1-car attached garage. Perfectly situated on a quiet street in the interior of the neighborhood, it is close to Denver University, shops on South Broadway and the stores at Riverpoint. You’ll love the stained and exposed beams and beveled tongue and groove wood ceiling throughout the house and the completely restored kitchen with mahogany cabinets and modern appliances. The primary bathroom has a large jetted tub, birds-eye maple cabinets and heated terrazzo floor. The large TV/office room showcases a Tennessee Blue stone floor, a window wall with mahogany framing and a built-in mahogany desk and bookshelves. Completing this special home is the custom designed landscaping in the front and back yards. The entire property is the end result of a 24-year restoration endeavor by the current owners. Own a piece of Colorado history! Take a narrated video tour and see more pictures at www.ArapahoeAcresHome.info. It has a 7.5-kW solar system, too! Call Chuck Brown at 303-885-7855 to arrange a private showing.
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