Steeped in historic significance, this LoHi triplex offers a unique opportunity for investment. One of only eight properties that comprise Stonemen’s Row Historic District, these stately homes were built between 1891 and 1893 as investment properties by newly prosperous stone workers employed building Denver’s iconic properties, such as the Brown Palace. Reflecting the Romanesque Revival style, an impressive, decorative exterior is wrapped in intricately carved, red sandstone. Private patios and garden space offer a serene outdoor sanctuary within the city. Legally zoned as a triplex with seven bedrooms and four baths, three separate residences feature easily flowing layouts with wood flooring and neutral color palettes. Updated kitchens and bathrooms are paralleled with timeless details including arched doorways, exposed brick and historic fireplaces in the top two residences. Admire sprawling mountain and city views from a rooftop deck accessed via the top-floor residence. Residents enjoy a coveted and central location with proximity to the best of LoHi and easy access to LoDo amenities. While currently utilized as a rental property, this remarkable property could enjoy revitalization into a coveted single family home, or, purchase as a primary home, live in one unit and lease the other two units to offset monthly costs. These homes rarely make an appearance on the market, with the last recorded sale date in the historic district being 2012. Don’t let this unique opportunity pass to merge your future with the storied past of this exceptional property.