About 1763 N Williams Street 202
Welcome to an exceptional offering in the heart of City Park West. A fully reimagined 1 bedroom, 1 full bath residence that seamlessly blends historic charm with elevated, design forward living. This light-filled home is a true designer’s retreat, where every detail has been thoughtfully curated to create a sophisticated, nordic-inspired living experience. Originally built in 1890 and meticulously renovated, the home showcases high-end materials throughout. The kitchen is outfitted with premium appliances and refined surfaces, flowing effortlessly into a bright, elegant living space anchored by natural oak hardwood floors. Extensive upgrades completed in 2025 include full bath and kitchen remodels, a deep soaking tub, double insulated windows, high efficiency washer and dryer, electrical and plumbing systems, and heating and cooling mini-splits. A rare feature, the home centers around the original ornate copper fireplace. The fenced yard and old growth canopy trees allow for easy indoor/outdoor living, along with a communal front porch where the owners in the building love to chill and catch up. Charm resonates throughout the entire building with features like a hand-carved wooden banisters, decorative stone columns, a striking 9-foot waterglass window, original woodwork, and a rare redstone exterior. Built around 1889 by Scottish stonemason David D. Seerie as his personal residence, this home was designed by Robert S. Roeschlaub, Colorado’s first licensed architect. Seerie’s contracting firm, Geddes & Seerie, constructed famous landmarks including the Colorado State Capitol, the Brown Palace Hotel, and Cheesman Dam. Roeschlaub also designed Trinity United Methodist Church and the Chamberlin Observatory, as well as several other Colorado landmarks. Ample on-street parking on Williams St and Gilpin St. 1 block from St. Luke's Presbyterian Hospital campus
