1676 Adams Street

This beautifully updated 1906 brick bungalow sits at the heart of one of the city's most beloved neighborhoods — City Park. Steps from the park itself, with its playgrounds, trails, and open space, and walking distance to the Denver Zoo, the Museum of Nature and Science, the Bluebird District, Uptown, and the restaurants of Colfax and 17th Avenue. Mature trees line the street and canopy both the front and backyard, giving the property an uncommon sense of privacy, shade, and timeless curb appeal. Inside, historic charm and modern comfort coexist effortlessly. The spectacular kitchen features granite countertops, exposed brick, upgraded lighting, stainless steel appliances, and maple cabinets. The formal dining room showcases a beautiful built-in hutch and large windows with southern-exposure garden views. The front living room stuns with original stained glass windows, an original mantel, and a gas fireplace. The main-level primary suite includes a generous dressing room, and the main floor bath retains its original clawfoot tub — a true character piece. Downstairs, the basement is filled with natural light and offers a conforming bedroom, a full bath, laundry room with washer and dryer, and an oversized storage room. The backyard was made for summer. A beautiful mature tree on the south edge throws shade across the entire patio by early afternoon, and on summer Sundays, live jazz from City Park floats right into the yard. Fire up the grill and you've got everything you need, plus a two-car detached garage, large storage shed, and a full sprinkler system to round it all out. Over the years, the owners have put real care into every corner of this home, including a new roof and skylights (2020), new hardwood floors (2024), new furnace and heat pump (2025), fresh paint (2026), new hot water heater (2021), attic insulation, radon mitigation, updated lighting throughout and much more. The kind of home you can feel has been loved.