About 237 Inca Street
Some houses get a quick coat of paint. This one got a meticulous two year renovation by owners who planned to make it their permanent home. An 1885 Baker home taken down to the framing and rebuilt, fully permitted, every trade, every inspection, built to last. You feel the craftsmanship the moment you walk in. New sheathing, insulation, and Pella windows keep the street outside. Ductless mini-splits keep every room comfortable year round, and the whole house runs on about $121 a month for heating, cooling, hot water, cooking, and laundry. All-electric, with gas still at the house. Nearly 10' ceilings, 8' doors, and a kitchen skylight make 769 square feet feel much bigger. The character remained: custom trim milled to match the original and new narrow-plank hardwoods that look like they've always been there. Everything else is new, including electrical and plumbing. Asbestos and lead mitigated. Sewer scoped, no issues. Quartz kitchen with soft-close cabinetry and Samsung appliances. Full-height tiled bath with a solid wood vanity and custom shelving. Room & Board closets, top-down/bottom-up blinds, a Samsung Bespoke heat-pump washer/dryer that dispenses its own detergent, and an authentic Noguchi dining fixture. Seamless one-level living. The backyard is where you'll end most evenings. Grass for playing, concrete entertaining space under a pergola strung with lights, irrigation, engineered drainage, rock gardens, and lush drought-tolerant plantings. A custom all-metal planter was lifted in by crane. No corners cut. New shed and fencing, mechanicals screened behind their own gate, and a 16' rear gate with one off-street spaces, or pull a vehicle straight in. Walk Score 87. Around the corner from Walter's 303 Pizzeria & Publik House, near the Santa Fe Art District and South Broadway, and walking distance to the planned Broncos stadium at Burnham Yard. Turnkey, low-maintenance, and painstakingly rebuilt to be enjoyed. Now ready to be your new home.
