3739 W 46Th Ave, Denver, CO 80211

$775,000

Listing courtesy of RE/MAX Professionals

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Home Description

Situated between Berkeley Lake Park & Rocky Mountain Lake Park – and just six blocks from the Tennyson Arts District, this stunning Spanish Revival Tudor has splendid curb appeal and will knock your socks off! It’s on a block with many fantastic Tudors & on a block with a tree canopy that's unmatched on the west side of Denver. The beauty is even better on the inside!! The new kitchen is ___________(what is your word?)! The main floor bathroom is stunning. THIS is the home you’ll be excited to invite your friends over for a garden party, to host a cooking class in, to have a romantical night in front of the fire, or, where you’ll feel excited and proud to invite several of your college friends to come stay to enjoy a weekend in Denver. It’s also the home that you will feel oh-so comfortable in all by yourself. Don’t you deserve a space like this to call home? Do you enjoy being outside? If so, you’ll love this yard and you’ll be thrilled to have two of the City’s best parks just blocks away, complete with a dog park, a library, tennis courts, a rec center & more. The kitchen, complete with a pantry & a coffee bar area, has stunning veined quartz countertops, a very pricey professional-grade Vent-A-Hood, brand-new Whirlpool stainless appliances (including stainless on the inside of the dishwasher), 31 cabinet doors (soft close), a spice rack pull-out, a trash pull-out, eight drawers (soft close), eight canned lights, two windows and it has a spirit & soul that will cause you to eagerly embark on enjoyable cooking adventures. The just-renovated main-floor bathroom is both classic & contemporary, complete with a new linen closet with three impressive drawers. The basement windows are all above-grade, so the natural light is great. The basement ceiling height is nearly 7' - somewhat better than many homes of the era. The end of the 20-foot long basement family room could become a study/home office, leaving plenty of room for a family room.