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Affordable Midcentury Modern with Mountain Views

June 3rd, 2010 | 1 Comment | Posted in For Sale

All original finishes and fixtures intact. 2800+ square feet with 3bd/ 2ba, walkout basement, hardwood floors, carport, large yard. Under $225K.

Please note that we work ONLY for buyers and this is an example of the homes we locate for our clients.* All of the properties featured on the site are either For Sale by Owner, or listed by other brokers.

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720.279.4884

shannon@5280mod.com

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Listing Brokerage: MB/All Realty Services

Tags: 50's, architecture, bathroom, mid-century, midcentury modern, midcentury modest, retro, vintage

Original Midcentury Modest Home

May 23rd, 2010 | No Comments | Posted in For Sale

Maybe not quite so modest considering the 2500+ square feet on the main level and additional 1300 square foot basement. Located in a desirable west Denver neighborhood. Click on the thumbnails for larger images…dig the light fixture in the entryway!

Please note that we work ONLY for buyers and this is an example of the homes we locate for our clients.* All of the properties featured on the site are either For Sale by Owner, or listed by other brokers.

Contact us when you are ready to put our unique expertise to work for you!

720.279.4884

shannon@5280mod.com

*Clients have signed an exclusive buyer agent agreement.

Listing Brokerage: Coldwell Banker

Tags: 1960's, Denver, home for sale, midcentury modest, retro, vintage

Mid Century Bathrooms

March 27th, 2009 | 1 Comment | Posted in Cool Find

In my line of work, I see the aftermath of the Home Depot fairies far more often than I would like. As a result, I am fascinated by mid-century kitchens, bathrooms and garage doors. Look for future picture posts of all of these, but let’s start with bathrooms.

These first pictures are from a 60’s Lookout Mountain home designed by architect James Ream. The home is in a secluded wooded setting, so why not a wall of windows in the bathroom?