Welcome to 1735 Gaylord Street — a rare opportunity to own a piece of Denver’s storied past while capitalizing on its vibrant future. Nestled in the heart of Uptown, this stately brick property blends historic character with modern versatility, offering a compelling canvas for investors, developers, or discerning homeowners. Zoned G-RO-3, the property supports a range of uses — from multi-unit residential to boutique office or live/work configurations. Whether you're envisioning luxury rentals, a co-living concept, or a high-end owner’s unit with income-producing suites, the possibilities are as expansive as the floor plan. Currently configured and leased as two spacious apartments (see floor plan in supplements) just blocks from City Park, Cheesman Park, and the bustling 17th Avenue restaurant row. Proximity to downtown, hospitals, and transit makes it a strategic hub for professionals and creatives alike. With over 4,000 square feet of existing space and alley access with 5 parking spaces, this property is primed for repositioning. Whether you're looking to renovate, reconfigure, or hold for long-term appreciation, this is a legacy asset in one of Denver’s most dynamic neighborhoods.

Nestled on 20 pristine acres in the heart of Colorado’s majestic high country, 212 Skyhawk Lane is a rare sanctuary where refined living meets rugged beauty. This bespoke earth-berm residence, masterfully crafted in 1997, offers over 2,700 square feet of sunlit interiors, thoughtfully designed to harmonize with the land and elevate everyday living. From the moment you arrive, you’re enveloped in serenity. The home’s architectural grace is matched only by its eco-conscious design—solar-powered, naturally insulated, and perfectly positioned to capture sweeping views of the surrounding wilderness. Inside, soaring ceilings and expansive windows invite the outdoors in, while radiant natural light dances across warm hickory cabinetry and artisanal finishes.
The gourmet kitchen is a chef’s dream, anchored by a gas range and complemented by a charming wood-burning stove. Entertain effortlessly in the elegant dining area, or retreat to the private primary suite, complete with a spa-inspired bath and generous walk-in closet. Two additional bedrooms offer versatility for guests, creative pursuits, or quiet reflection. A standout feature of this estate is its 27-foot indoor grow boxes—an extraordinary opportunity to cultivate year-round produce and embrace a self-sustaining lifestyle with grace and ease. Beyond the walls, the estate unfolds into a canvas of possibility: hike your own trails, stargaze under velvet skies, or simply revel in the stillness that only nature can provide and with a separate RV hookup it's also perfect for hosting friends, welcoming family, or creating extra space for your adventures. With low annual taxes, no HOA, and proximity to charming mountain towns, this property offers both luxury and freedom. Whether you seek a full-time residence, a seasonal escape, or a legacy retreat, 212 Skyhawk Lane is a rare offering—an invitation to live beautifully, sustainably, and completely on your own terms.

Welcome to 5210 E 33rd Avenue—an all-brick 1955 ranch nestled in Denver’s vibrant Park Hill neighborhood, just blocks from the future Park Hill Commons redevelopment and the historic golf course. This 3-bedroom, 2-bath home spans 1,744 square feet and sits on a 6,250 sq ft lot zoned E-TH-2.5, offering flexibility for future expansion or ADU potential. Great Bones, Ready for Your Vision, This property is a canvas for creativity. The partially finished basement provides a spacious family room or flex space, while the alley-loaded driveway opens possibilities for a custom garage, garden beds, or outdoor entertaining. With forced air heating, solid brick construction, and a layout that flows, it’s primed for cosmetic updates that will elevate its value.
The backyard is a standout—private, flat, and ready for transformation. Whether you envision a lush garden, a modern patio, or a detached studio, there’s room to build and breathe. Enjoy proximity to Stedman Elementary, McAuliffe International, and East High School, plus easy access to City Park, downtown Denver, and I-70. The neighborhood buzzes with energy, from weekend farmers markets to local coffee shops and breweries.