6285 W 35Th Ave, Wheat Ridge, CO 80033

Listing courtesy of Compass - Denver

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Home Description

Set on an expansive, beautifully landscaped lot, this stately two-story Tudor is one of the original homes in the area. Once located on a thriving carnation farm, the property retains its historic charm and graceful presence. A brick arched entryway welcomes you into a dramatic foyer featuring original ironwork, wood floors, and timeless architectural details. Just off the entry, a flex space with built-ins and a hidden writing desk offers the perfect setting for an office, library, or reading room. The living room features a barrel-vaulted ceiling, gas fireplace, and custom built-ins that create an elegant atmosphere. Doors open to a covered front porch offering an ideal spot to enjoy morning coffee. The sense of drama continues in the dining room, where soaring ceilings, dramatic arches, and intricate ironwork set the stage for memorable gatherings. The adjacent kitchen includes a charming breakfast nook, double wall oven, granite counter tops, and the potential to design your dream space with views of the lush backyard. A main-floor bedroom, sunroom, and a vintage bathroom complete the first level. A theatrical staircase leads upstairs to four generously sized bedrooms with large closets and serene views of the backyard and green space beyond. The vintage bathroom exudes character with period tilework, and there's potential to add a bathroom to create a true primary suite. The basement offers room for a future media room or guest suite and provides ample storage. Out in the backyard, you’ll find a peaceful haven filled with mature trees and vibrant planting. Host alfresco dinners beside the built-in fireplace or grow fresh produce in the garden planters. Additional features include a detached two-car garage, 400 sqft heated workshop, newer double-pane windows (2022), on-demand boiler (2018), roof (2016), and sewer line (2023). With architectural elegance, historic roots, and opportunity for personalization, this is a rare gem in Wheat Ridge.