Buyer got cold feet! Our loss might be your gain. :). Chock-full of charm and character, this Dutch Colonial gem enjoys a wonderful location in the vaunted Baker neighborhood. Built in 1894, this vintage 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath home features stylish handcrafted wood detailing throughout. Situated on a sunny, corner lot, the 1,833 square foot home has had significant upgrades including a new water and sewer line, new privacy fence, and a cozy, rebuilt porch, all completed this year. You’ll love the decorative antique fireplace with its intricate hewn mantle, along with the handsome hardwood floors and time-honored crown molding around the doorways. The oversized windows allow for maximum natural light in the lovely living area and separate dining room. A distinctive staircase with rich, handcrafted railing leads to the upstairs bedrooms. An enchanting backyard is very private, and a recently winterized sprinkler system keeps the lawn and landscaping looking fresh in the spring, summer and fall. Two window AC units stay with the home, and the washer/dryer can be relocated to the basement in order to convert the laundry room to a bedroom or flex area. This home boasts a line of mature trees along Cherokee St., and the area includes a mix of eye-catching bungalows and venerable two-story houses. The historic and diverse Baker neighborhood is known for its walkability, and you’ll love being able to stroll to TRVE Brewing, Queen City Coffee Collective, Punch Bowl Social and Postino. Furthermore, the access to downtown Denver is effortless with Speer Blvd. and Santa Fe Blvd. close at hand. This home exemplifies why the Baker neighborhood is one of the most appealing enclaves for urban living in Denver.