As World War I came to a close & the glory of the Roaring Twenties swept across the nation, Denver – once considered a "sleepy" town – became a beacon of opportunity for business & economic growth. This era was the largest wave of prosperity the U.S. had ever seen, & it was during this decade that brought the emergence of Park Hill, one of Denver's oldest & most historic neighborhoods. Known for its tree-lined streets, including the iconic 17th Ave. Pkwy., Tudor Style Homes, proximity to Denver Zoo & City Park, as well as highly-accredited schools, these are just a few reasons why this area has long been sought after by families & residents alike. 1620 Eudora St. is merely one example of the vision long held for this neighborhood before the early beginnings of its development in 1887 – a quiet, residential space set away from the hustle & noise of downtown. Previously owned & restored by a former ship builder during the 1980s, you can see evidence of his craft in the custom woodwork throughout the home. It was then that both the back addition, featuring a sunroom plus third bedroom & second bathroom (all above grade & a rarity in Park Hill), as well as vaulting the living room ceiling to add architectural windows were dutifully completed. The way sunlight dances throughout this home over the course of a day is truly something to marvel. Pictures can only attempt to capture the magic, but seeing it in person will only fully be enjoyed by the next lucky steward of this home. The yard is its own private oasis, adorned with many perennials, bushes & two large Russian Olive trees surrounded by lush, ground-trailing ivy. What it means to reside in this neighborhood is to buy into a true pillar of Denver's legacy, to live in a place that honors & cherishes community, to be walking distance to Spinelli's Italian Market, Marczyk's on Colfax, Honey Hill Café, & the list of desirable destinations continues. This home equals opportunity for whomever is next to call it home.