As seen in the NEW YORK TIMES! Built in 1891, this instantly recognizable Potter Highlands home flaunts a period-correct restoration w/ intricate details & period antiques throughout. Remaining in the original family for 100 yrs, the Mackay House was one of Denver’s earliest landmark properties. This impressive, Indiana limestone home welcomes residents inward to a stunning entry featuring a grand, carved staircase illuminated by a stained glass window+original light fixtures, w/ the entry floor laid w/ 4000 pieces of Spanish tile handcrafted by Nola c. 1870. Quarter-sawn oak floors flow from an elegant parlor w/ stunning fireplace+beautifully restored chandelier, to an open+bright living room w/ fireplace/media cabinet/original light fixtures. The elegant dining room features handpainted Lincrusta wallpaper & connects to a custom, craftsman kitchen flaunting luxe appl., quarter sawn white oak cabinets, antique pendant lamps by Handel c. 1915, and a rare, antique French tile backsplash from Sarreguemines, c. 1905. Retreat to the 2nd floor to find a primary en-suite w/ elegant leaded glass windows/custom closet+exquisite bath featuring Villeroy&Boch wall tiles in classic Art Nouveau design, c. 1905. The tile shower+heated mirror add further luxury. Completing the 2nd floor are 2 add’l beds+bath re-imagined in Art Deco style, w/handmade, Spanish Art Deco tile fresco in the shower from RTK Studios in CA. The antique sink base is a Guerin Bros.French Art Deco sideboard, c. 1925, reconfigured as the vanity. Heated mirrors+towel bars incl., & a stackable W/D is neatly tucked behind the door. Beautifully manicured grounds unfold w/ covered patio/abundant flowers+established gardens. The stone carriage house is waiting for your restoration vision & this singularly stunning residence is now ready for only its 4th caretaker in its storied 130 year history. NYT article: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/11/15/realestate/1-8-million-homes-in-new-york-tennessee-and-colorado.html

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