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Enjoy incredible views of the mountains from the spacious inviting great room great for entertaining a group of friends or enjoying a quiet evening for 2. The open gourmet kitchen features a large island with breakfast bar, granite counters, maple cabinets, stainless steel appliances including gas stove, dishwasher & built-in microwave oven. 2 deeded garage spaces make for easy parking there is even guest parking in the garage. Need storage? The 6x8 deeded storage unit holds a lot. Other features include designer paint, large bedrooms, and hardwoods floors, high ceilings, and lots of light.

About City Park in Denver

The City Park neighborhood was included in the city by Territorial Sessions Laws of 1874 and the Colorado Sessions Laws of 1889. From 1882 to 1920, three subdivisions were recorded. Three major developments -- City Park, East High School and Mercy Hospital are particularly significant to the area's history.

The park board set about the task of seeding part of the area in grass, and a former Denver mayor, Richard Sopris, became the first park superintendent. School children helped in the task of beautifying the area by making the planting of fast-growing cottonwood trees their Arbor Day project.

But trees, flowers and lawn were not enough for Denver residents. A bandstand was constructed to accommodate concerts, a race track was built and quite by accident, the zoo was established when a city employee donated his pet bear cub which persisted in breaking its chain and killing his chickens. The bear became such an attraction that other Colorado animals were added, and later by popular demand, species from all over the world were included. Later, a group of citizens purchased an exhibit of bison and other fauna of the mountains and established the Colorado Museum of Natural History. Today, the museum contains one of the finest collections of native animals and birds, exhibited in their natural habitats, in the country. With the addition of an electric fountain in 1908 and numerous donated statues and gateways, the park became a focal point of Denver.

Today, City Park contains playground equipment for children, a miniature railroad, two lakes, handball and tennis courts, horseshoe pits, a zoo and the Museum of Natural History. It remains a major attraction to both city residents and visitors alike.

Source: The City and County of Denver.

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