Sold · June 2026 · Central Park
10232 East 58th Avenue
Denver, CO 80238
$792,500
Represented the seller

Discover a rare blend of timeless brownstone-inspired architecture and refined modern living in this meticulously maintained residence in the heart of Central Park. Thoughtfully upgraded and beautifully curated, this 3 (4 if including the third level separate area)-bedroom, 3.5-bath home offers elevated design with exceptional functionality and charm. Inside, soaring ceilings, crown molding & wide-plank flooring create an inviting yet sophisticated atmosphere. The sunlit main level was designed for effortless entertaining, centered around a mantled gas fireplace and flowing seamlessly into the dining area and chef’s kitchen. Outfitted with premium appliances (including Wolf), quartz counters, oversized island, and a custom-built coffee bar complete with beverage refrigerator. Every detail throughout the home reflects thoughtful investment and pride of ownership, including Hunter Douglas blinds, upgraded designer lighting, custom closet systems, added storage solutions, and a finished two-car garage with painted walls. The second level offers two spacious secondary bedrooms, a full bath, and a well-appointed laundry room with custom storage. The upper-level loft provides exceptional flexibility for a home office, additional bedroom, lounge, fitness space, or secondary entertaining area, and 3/4 bathroom all leading to the expansive covered rooftop terrace with open Colorado views — the perfect backdrop for morning coffee, or quiet evenings under the stars. An unfinished basement with high ceilings offers rare expansion potential for future living space, guest quarters, gym, or media room. Ideally positioned with quick access to Anschutz Medical Campus, Downtown Denver, DIA, parks, pools, pickleball courts, and Central Park’s vibrant community amenities, this is a truly turnkey opportunity. Community Amenities: North Sports Fields, and nearby tennis/pickleball courts and proximity to many parks.
Northeast Denver
About Park Hill & Central Park
Brick bungalows, Tudors and foursquares on wide, tree-lined streets, next door to Denver's largest new-build neighborhood.
Park Hill is one of Denver's original streetcar suburbs, platted in 1887 and built out between the 1890s and the 1930s. The result is a continuous record of early-20th-century residential architecture: brick bungalows with deep front porches, Denver Squares, Tudor Revivals and Dutch Colonials, laid out along boulevards like Montview and 17th Avenue Parkway with their double rows of mature elms and oaks.
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