$1,495,000
5 Bed · 3.5 Bath · 4,601 Sq Ft
Restored 1906 character home steps from Botanic Gardens and Cheesman Park
5
Beds
3.5
Baths
4,601
Sq Ft
1906
Built
0.14 acres
Lot
Detached garage with rear paved parking area
Garage
This stately Denver Square at 1321 Gaylord Street combines century‑old character with thoughtful modern upgrades and flexible living arrangements. Restored millwork, original leaded glass, and wide‑plank wood floors anchor the formal rooms while a remodeled chef’s kitchen—featuring custom cabinets, high‑end appliances, and a large island—brings the home up to today’s standards. A recently installed $55,000 heat pump provides efficient heating and central air conditioning throughout the house.
The generous second‑floor plan delivers four bedrooms, including a tranquil primary suite with an intimate sitting area and a four‑piece bath finished with radiant heated floors for year‑round comfort. The hall bath retains period charm with a classic clawfoot tub and an adjacent laundry for convenience. Downstairs the enormous finished basement contains a kitchenette, non‑conforming bedroom, full bath and additional laundry—once a separate apartment and ideal now as a nanny, in‑law suite, or income unit (verify permitting). Storage is abundant for a home of this vintage.
Outside, a private rear yard with flagstone patio, planted beds and a fire pit extends living space for entertaining. A detached garage and paved parking area off the alley offer a rare parking amenity in central Denver. Located just blocks from the Denver Botanic Gardens and Cheesman Park and an easy stroll to Cherry Creek North and downtown, the home’s position blends peaceful residential streets with immediate access to dining, galleries and recreation.
Thoughtful restoration, modern systems, and a flexible layout make this property attractive to families seeking historic character without sacrificing contemporary comforts or to investors pursuing a value‑add rental arrangement. 1321 Gaylord is a distinctive, move‑in ready Denver Square in one of the city’s most desirable park‑adjacent neighborhoods.
Congress Park / Cherry Creek North border is one of Denver’s most sought‑after inner‑city neighborhoods. Tree-lined streets, landmark parks, and a mix of restored historic houses and newer infill create an urbane, residential environment. Residents enjoy easy access to high-end shopping and restaurants in Cherry Creek North, cultural venues, and fast connections to downtown.
Central Denver, particularly the Congress Park / Cherry Creek North corridor, continues to draw buyers who prioritize walkability, established gardens and parks, and architecturally significant homes. At this price tier, finished square footage, off‑street parking and a usable basement suite are differentiating factors that support pricing and quick market absorption when presented well. Inventory in this submarket typically runs below city average, keeping competition strong for turnkey historic homes; median sales near these neighborhoods have outperformed broader Denver averages over the last five years. Buyers should expect a disciplined market: well‑staged, updated historic homes attract both affluent owner‑occupants and investor interest. Given current trends, marketing that highlights the basement suite, mechanical upgrades (AC/heat pump) and proximity to Botanic Gardens/Cheesman Park will resonate with the most active buyer cohorts.
Bromwell Elementary
Elementary · 0.8 mi
Morey Middle School
Middle · 1.0 mi
East High School
High · 1.2 mi
Exceptional park access—steps to Botanic Gardens and Cheesman Park, with nearby trails, bike routes and the Cherry Creek trail network within easy reach.
Owner‑occupant buyers gain a large, characterful home with modern systems and flexible living spaces in a core central‑Denver location; investors can monetize the finished basement as a long‑term rental or short‑term unit if local regulations permit.
Buyers should conduct independent due diligence before making any purchase decisions.
Low
$1350K
Midpoint
$1500K
High
$1650K
$326/SF estimated price per square foot
Estimate anchored to list price of $1,495,000, adjusted ±10% to reflect range for restored historic Denver Squares in Congress Park/Cherry Creek North with finished basements and substantial square footage. No live comparable sales search was performed.
As of 2026-03-12
This is a computer-generated estimate for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or professional valuation.
Central Denver neighborhoods around Cherry Creek and Congress Park attract young professionals and families; steady demand for well‑maintained historic homes.
Walking distance to Denver Botanic Gardens and Cheesman Park. Short drive or stroll to Cherry Creek North shops, restaurants, and downtown Denver. Close to Carla Madison Recreation Center and neighborhood parks.
Market data is based on aggregated public records and may not reflect real-time conditions.
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