The Hiigle Home, custom built in 1960 by Olds and Reed and designed by Don Goff, the prolific Northern Colorado modernist architect best known for the historic Sheely Drive enclave near Prospect and Shields in Fort Collins. A textbook example of Colorado MCM architecture, the home retains nearly all of its original character: sandstone and flagstone, unpainted tongue-and-groove ceilings, breeze block, robust brick and block construction, a wide wing-span footprint, low-sloped roof, and a massive western-facing front window flanked by jalousie windows. The sandstone gas fireplace anchors a sun-drenched living room that flows into a dining room with valance up-lighting and a kitchen with sensitively updated cabinets, original flooring and counters, an indoor grill, and an eat-in bar. Three bedrooms include one with an articulating wood wall (ideal home office) and an oversized primary with vintage pink-tiled en-suite featuring a sunken tub. Set on over half an acre with xeriscaping, a water feature, and sunset views. A rare opportunity to own a piece of Fort Collins MCM history.

A fully remodeled mid-century brick ranch in Green Mountain Estates where Scandinavian design meets original MCM character. Permitted updates throughout, with the unpainted warm-toned brick, double-door entry, and terracotta tile foyer kept intact. A wall of eastern-facing windows illuminates the main living area, dining room framing Downtown Denver views, and a Scandinavian kitchen with high-end cabinetry, stainless appliances, and built-in breakfast booth. Three bedrooms on the main level, including a primary with back deck access and serene en-suite. The walk-out lower level adds a second living area with fireplace, a bedroom with en-suite (ideal in-law suite or possible STR, zoning permitting), and flex space for a home gym. Oversized two-car garage, updated landscaping, and trailheads to Green Mountain just outside the door.

On one of the most coveted streets in Denver's Lynwood enclave sits the "Spider-Leg"—a mid-century modern original thoughtfully reimagined for the way we live now. A breeze-block wall greets you at the entry, offering that quintessential MCM mix of privacy and architectural detail, while inside the home unfolds through sun-drenched living spaces anchored by an updated kitchen, classic fireplace, and walls of windows. What sets this home apart is the masterful addition by ArcDen, bringing the total footprint to nearly 2,000 square feet and adding a true primary suite with matched beams, tongue-and-groove ceiling, private patio access, and an ensuite bath with double vanity and walk-in shower. Outside, a 9,000+ square foot lot flows into an integrated courtyard and grassy backyard oasis, while recent updates—new roof, insulation, windows, exterior paint, and owned solar—ensure this is mid-century modern living expanded and elevated without losing what made it special in the first place.

Here is your chance to own a truly iconic piece of Denver History. Designed by the famed architect- Joseph “Gerry” Dion. This home truly exemplifies all what Modernism was supposed to be. After learning from the giant, Eugene Sternberg, Gerry worked with Edward Hawkins on the famed Arapahoe Acres Development in Englewood, CO. The home keeps its original footprint, and to my joy, most all the details inside the home.