Be a part of Denver history in this beautiful Victorian mansion "The Charline." Originally built in 1890, the building has lived on through multiple renovations and with the help of C.H.U.N. (Capitol Hill United Neighborhoods) even being nearly demolished in the 1970s. It was set to be razed for the Colorado Capitol Complex to be able to expand but the loyalty and pride of the neighborhood residents prevailed keeping it part of Denver's famously beloved "Mansion Row"

This top floor unit was a 1902 addition. With 9' 5" ceilings, large windows, nice kitchen with newer appliances only 4 years old. She is 647 square feet of old world charm including cove molding, wood floors and exposed brick in every room. Lots of storage with two large closets in the unit as well as additional storage in basement.

This secure building allows you to walk to almost anything or take a bus if you're going a bit farther. Being two blocks from Colorado's Capitol building means that you have a front row seat to all of the festivals Denver has to offer. From Taste of Colorado in mid summer to the kick off of the Christmas season with Parade of Lights. The Denver Mint, Civic Center Park, Denver Public library, Denver art Museum, History of Colorado Center are all within a 6 block walk. Not to mention the Cathedral Basilica of the Immaculate Conception (Where Pope John Paul II stayed during his visit in 1993) and the (Unsinkable) Molly Brown House Museum, both within a half a block from you. A plethora of the best restaurants and bars that Denver has to offer are within 10-15 minutes walk as well. Catch the "Free Mall Ride" and head down 16th Street Mall, LoDo, a Rockies game or even the airport from Union Station.