5 Denver Houses That Are More Than 100 Years Old

DENVER, CO — Many Denver homes are filled with rich history, but with modern finishes, structural upgrades and fresh coats of paint, the true story of a home can remain hidden. Fortunately, many homeowners strive to not only maintain old homes, but highlight their oldest parts with pride.

There are currently more than 150 homes listed for sale in Denver that are more than 100 years old. While some no longer look like they once did, others appear, at least from the outside, exactly like they did at the turn of the 20th century.

Here are five homes in the Mile High City that are more than 100 years old:

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875 Race St - $4.9 million:

• Built in 1911
• Five bedrooms
• Five bathrooms
• 8,000 square feet

This home in the Morgan's historic district was named 2018 Home of the Year by 5280 Magazine. Listing agents called the home "part Great Gatsby and part Downton Abbey."

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1070 N Humboldt St - $4.5 million:

• Built in 1905
• Eight bedrooms
• Five bathrooms
• 11,000 square feet

The Thompson-Henry Mansion in the Humboldt Street Historic District overlooks Cheesman Park. Designed by the Baerresen Brothers, the SF Georgian-Revival Style home features a classical facade, semicircular portico and Palladian windows.

120 N Humboldt St - $3.6 million:

• Built in 1912
• Six bedrooms
• Eight bathrooms
• 7,000 square feet

This landmark home in the Country Club Historic neighborhood was designed by noted architect Jacques Benedict in 1912. The home has been updated but is well-preserved, listing agents said. The home features grand rooms and leaded glass windows.

1410 N High St. - $2.9 million:

• Built in 1897
• Five bathrooms
• 8,277 square feet

Commonly known as The House of 1000 Candles, the Sykes-Nichols Office Mansion was designed by Frederick J. Sterner in 1897 and is registered with the Landmark Preservation Commission. An inscription over the entry hall fireplace cites Ralph Waldo Emerson: 'Ye ornament of ye house is ye guests who frequent it.'

140 N Humboldt St - $2.7 million:

• Built in 1911
• Five bedrooms
• Six bathrooms
• 6,600 square feet

This Historic Denver Country Club estate is "great for a new owner willing to give TLC to the property," listing agents said. The home includes three fireplaces, a walk-out basement, a pool and a jacuzzi.