This Berkeley bungalow pairs period charm with thoughtful, whole-house upgrades. Built in 1924 and lovingly updated, the home opens to a heated enclosed front porch that functions as an office, play room or extra sitting area year-round. Inside, classic bungalow features—like the tile-surround fireplace—frame the living room, while a sunny south-facing dining area provides flexible space for hosting. The kitchen is a standout: extra-tall cabinetry, leathered counters and high-quality Samsung appliances give the space a contemporary, durable feel while honoring the home's scale. A mudroom off the kitchen leads to the rear patio and Trex deck with custom metalwork—perfect for grilling or container gardening.
The primary bedroom features a generous cedar-lined closet with double doors; the second bedroom steps directly onto the rear deck, extending indoor-outdoor living. The updated full bathroom includes a reeded-glass door and well-thought storage; an extra linen closet in the hall adds convenience. The half-basement contains utilities, included Samsung washer/dryer, and garden-level windows that bring natural light and simplify future finishing or conversion, subject to permits.
Systems have been extensively addressed: the seller reports full replumbing, a new HVAC system with furnace and central A/C, new double-pane windows and added insulation in exterior walls and attic. Those investments reduce short-term maintenance needs and support energy efficiency. A large two-car detached garage with alley access provides rare vehicle and storage value for central-North Denver.
Located steps from the shops and restaurants clustered along Tennyson Street and a short ride to Sloan's Lake, this home is ideal for buyers seeking a move-in-ready historic with modern comforts. Public open house scheduled — contact listing agent John Wyszynski for showings and details.