600 S Franklin St Denver, CO 80209

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Lakeside location in the heart of Denver! Published in LUXE Magazine, this exquisite home fronts Smith Lake at Washington Park and offers stunning mountain views from all three levels. Built in 2017, it was customized for the current owners with the finest finishes throughout. Many notable features include: floating white oak staircase * Glass accordion doors opening up to the front and back yards * fabulous outdoor space on all three levels including rooftop and backyard salt water pool/spa with fountain * gorgeous landscaping * elegant William Ohs' kitchen with a built-in bar and marble counters * six fireplaces * attached 3 car garage. Elevator to all three floors. The beautiful primary suite features a covered patio overlooking the lake and mountains, his and her closets and a luxurious five-piece bath with a steam shower and heated floors. Two other spacious bedroom suites are found on the second floor. The third floor has an additional bedroom suite, upstairs sitting area/study area plus a roof top deck with extraordinary views of the lake, park, mountains and expansive sky. It is perfect for dining al fresco on Colorado summer nights up here with space for 2 tables of friends and family, cozy seating around a firepit and potted mature trees. Rooftop entertaining is easy thanks to a fully decked out wet bar with cooktop, ice maker, refrigerator drawers and dishwasher. The lowest level of the home has a big crawl space with concrete floor offering tons of storage space. Don't miss this unique opportunity to live in this extraordinary home on Denver's most treasured park with rare unobstructed views of Smith Lake. Enjoy the 2.3 mile loop around the historic park, tennis courts, 2 gardens (including an exact replica of George Washington's Mount Vernon garden), 2 lakes and boathouse, kid's playground and 155 acres of wide open green space. And some of the city's best restaurants are close by on Old South Gaylord and South Pearl Streets. Come take a look!