The Alfred Butters House was designed by renouned Denver architect Frank Edbrooke who designed and built numerous homes and buildings throughout Colorado. The home was built for Alfred Butters who was a Colorado Senator and territorial legislator. The Alfred Butters House is located at 1129 Pen
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10/29/2010
If you enjoy the theater and have ever been to the Denver Center for the Performing Arts, you are aware of the Temple Hoyne Buell theater where many, many fabulous Broadway Plays have been performed. If you have ever been to the Cherry Creek Mall, you may not have known it, but you have been in
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10/28/2010
My mother and one of her friends came to visit me this past summer from Minnesota. There were two places that we went that they talked about for weeks after their visit. The first was having High Tea at the Brown Palace. The second was visiting and touring the Molly Brown House at 1340 Pennsyl
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10/28/2010
With all of the talk about Denver's favorite Park (Wash Park) and the difference between East Wash Park and West Wash Park, have you ever wondered about the History of East Washington Park? In today's real estate market, many people feel that East Washington Park (East Wash Park) is more prestig
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10/27/2010
"What's the difference between West Washington Park and East Washington Park?", this is a question that I am often asked when showing homes in the Historic Neighborhoods of Denver. The question is most often asked by people relocating to Denver. Many people are interested in Washington Park, bu
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10/22/2010
How totally awesome is it when LODO, a Historic Neighborhood of Denver in your home town is named to the "Ten Great Neighborhoods" in America List by The American Planners Association (APA)? Well it's great! For those of you that aren't familiar, LODO is a wonderful neighborhood in Lower Downto
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10/13/2010
Grasmere Lake was built in 1906 as an overflow reservoir for Smith Lake and the Denver (Smith) Ditch. Named after a small village in northwest England called Grasmere, Grasmere Lake in Washington Park covers an area of 19 acres and is 10 feet deep at it's deepest point. Unlike Smith Lake, Grasm
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10/12/2010
