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Denver, Colorado, may be better known for its proximity to skiing and outdoor recreation than for its architecture, but neighborhoods in the Mile High city boast a surprising number of architectural styles. Southeast of downtown in the Virginia Village neighborhood sits a small enclave called Krisana Park, with 174 modestly sized midcentury modern homes.
Built by H.B. Wolff and designed by architects Frenchie Gratts of Denver’s Gratts and Warner, the homes—often called 3-D contemporaries—were inspired by Joseph Eichler’s indoor-outdoor designs in California.
Take this just listed three-bedroom, two-bath home. Using post-and-beam construction and a wide roof overhang, the 1,549-square-foot house greets visitors with a sunlit atrium of Colorado moss rock. A media room features a sliding glass door to a large covered patio, while a living room has a matching moss rock fireplace and a glass wall that looks out onto a private lanai. The dining area boasts original mahogany walls and easy access to an updated kitchen, and the bedrooms each feature vaulted ceilings and large windows.
Love what you see? 1330 South Dahlia Street is on the market now for $689,000.
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