The “dope” property includes a historic home dating to 1889 and a dispensary
Located in the Capitol Hill area of the city, the landmarked mansion dates to 1889 and was originally built for Denver businessman Joseph Creswell, according to the Denver Public Library. Designed by John J. Huddart, the residence is built in High Victorian style, which combines elements of Queen Anne and Romanesque Revival architecture.
“The mansion could have a multitude of different uses in the future, including for residential or short-term rentals or more traditional office users. The current owner can fully vacate the property or leaseback the mansion short-term upon a sale,” according to the listing with Cory Gross of Marcus & Millichap. It hit the market earlier this month.
Currently open for self-guided tours, photoshoots and private rentals, the mansion “combines the elements of a museum, interactive art exhibit and private space into an epic, Insta-worthy playground that sparks wonder and imagination,” the site said.
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