This classic Craftsman bungalow, located in one of Denver’s oldest neighborhoods, Cole, is a perfect architectural example of the one-and-one-half-story bungalows the area is known for: from the low-pitched roofline with overhanging eaves to the exposed rafter ends and false half-timbering. Built in 1912 and framed by mature trees, this 4-bedroom, 4-bathroom home welcomes you in with its recently updated xeriscaped front yard and charming front porch. The main level features an entry foyer, a front-facing living room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace flanked by leadlights, a dining room, original millwork and hardwood floors, timeless single hung windows, and a large front window with a stained glass transom. The kitchen offers ample prep and storage space with its walk-in pantry, and the mud room features more shelving and a desk. Unlike similar homes in the area, the main level also includes a primary suite with a full bathroom and a walk-through closet, a second bedroom with a walk-in closet, and a 3/4 hallway bathroom. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms and a 3/4 bathroom provide flexibility, whether used as distinct bedrooms or combined to create a more private primary suite. The finished lock-off basement offers even more flexibility and income potential with its galley kitchenette (cooktop/refrigerator/sink), a family room, and a sleeping den with a custom reach-in closet. The basement laundry room can be locked off and accessed via a separate stairway through the kitchen. The back yard is perfect for outdoor entertaining and features a Trex deck, a pergola with string lighting, new sod, and access to the detached two-car garage. The location is phenomenal, with close proximity to City Park, great restaurants and coffee shops (Yacht Club, Brasserie Brixton, Nola Voodoo Tavern, and Rivers and Roads Coffee), Russell Square Park, York Street Yards, and RiNo. Easy access to downtown Denver, the light rail, I-25, and I-70. Buyer to verify all information.