The castle at 1572 Race St. in Denver's City Park West neighborhood. Photo: Esteban L. Hernandez/Axios
If you've ever wanted to live like royalty, here's your shot.
Details: The castle at 1572 Race St. might be 133 years old, but a tour inside the City Park West home revealed a collection of contemporary features, like walk-in showers and modern appliances, mixed with the heirloom style.
- It has 86 windows, including an original stained glass "peacock" window.
- The home also has a hand-carved fireplace made in England and adorned with stone from Oaxaca.
- Its top floor was previously a ballroom before being converted into several rooms.
Buzz: This stone mansion, built for investment banker William Raymond and designed by local architect, William Lang, could be yours for $3.5 million.
The bottom line: Even on a block lined with historic properties, this fortress stands out.
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