Discover a unique investment opportunity at 2601 West 34th Avenue, Denver, CO—a distinguished property steeped in history and character. Situated on a prominent corner lot of the historic Potter Highlands District, this former church boasts a sprawling 11,175 square feet of versatile interior space on a 7,440 square foot lot. Its architectural integrity is preserved through original stained-glass windows and majestic vaulted ceilings, offering a blend of historical charm and contemporary potential. Inside, the property features an array of flooring options, including elegant hardwood, durable concrete, and classic tile, complemented by decorative and crown moldings. The exposed brick and original wood furniture enhance the authentic ambiance, while the southern exposure floods the space with natural light. This detached structure offers multiple adaptable spaces, including a full basement with bar, kitchen and pantry. Multiple bathrooms, original 1914 balcony with chairs, library/den and a nursery room, perfect for various uses. The common media/recreation room provides a communal area for gatherings or events, while the presence of Greek columns adds an element of grandeur. With a mix of ceramic, carpet, and tile floors, this property presents a canvas for creative development. Its unique character and generous size make it an ideal candidate for those seeking to invest in a distinctive and versatile property in the heart of Denver. Seize the opportunity to transform this historic gem into a modern masterpiece or a vibrant community hub.

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