About 1650 N Pennsylvania Street
Will you write the next chapter in the storied history of this architectural gem located in the heart of Denver? It’s a tale that began in 1896 with Frank Guerrieri, who built the home in the style of his native Italy, creating an exquisite, two-story landmark with a
columned portico, arching second-story doors, and decorative frieze molding on the exterior, paired with soaring ceilings and incredible craftsmanship inside. Now known as the Guerrieri-De Cunto House and on both the National Register of Historic Places and the Historic Denver Register, it’s been lovingly preserved and restored, evident immediately from the remarkable frescoed ceiling, carved floral motifs, unique lace wood trim, stained-glass window, and intricate metalwork fireplace—all original to the home. Yet you’ll enjoy an uncommon amount of natural light for a historic home, plus all the comforts of brand-new carpet, fresh interior paint, new hardwood floors, and new light fixtures. With five bedrooms/offices (some featuring the home’s original exposed brick), one-and-a-half-baths, a kitchen, a reception area and a conference room, this space accommodates both residential and professional aspirations. A detached two-car garage was originally the home’s carriage house, and an ADA ramp in back provide convenience and accessibility. Enjoy savings and peace of mind in the recently replaced furnace, power-washed and cleaned exterior, and comprehensive security system.
Experience the once-in-a-generation thrill of calling this historic property yours and
sharing its story with guests, clients or family as you host gatherings and get to know a
neighborhood filled with acclaimed eateries and shops, close to the Colorado State
Capital and St. Luke’s hospital, and blocks form Cheesman and City Parks.
