A Famous Musician’s Rare 19th-Century Victorian Seeks $2.95M in Denver
After treating the three-level residence to a complete restoration, the lead singer of the Colorado-based rock band, The Fray, and is parting ways with the impressive estate.
After treating the three-level residence to a decade-long restoration, the lead singer of the Colorado-based rock band, The Fray, is parting ways with the impressive estate.
A historic, Victorian-style estate is now up for grabs in Denver’s coveted West Highland neighborhood of Denver. Currently owned by The Fray’s lead singer, Isaac Slade, and his partner, Anna, the dwelling offers over 5,200 square feet of living space and can be split into two separate residences.
Originally built in 1890, the three-level Victorian sits on a corner lot in Denver’s popular West Highland neighborhood. Its red-brick facade and colorful trim pay tribute to the building’s past.
Photo courtesy of LIV Sotheby's International Realty /AT Media
The home, which dates back to the late 1800s, was originally designed by Denver-based architect William Lang. Since acquiring it in 2009, the Slades have spent the last decade completing a careful restoration of the estate from top to bottom.
The current owners, Isaac and Anna Slade, have spent the past decade carrying out a meticulous restoration of the property, while making sure to preserve its many ornate details—both inside and out.
Photo courtesy of LIV Sotheby's International Realty /AT Media
"For those seeking a space steeped in history, abundant in extraordinarily unique design, and exceptionally maintained, this is it," notes listing agent Mckinze Casey. "[As] one of the most exquisite properties available in Denver, this home will continue to surprise and delight with its whimsical style."
Just off the entry foyer is a quaint conversation room wrapped in vintage wallpaper. The tiles hugging the central fireplace were salvaged from the original hearth.
Photo courtesy of LIV Sotheby's International Realty /AT Media
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