28 7th

About This Home

A qualified buyer can step into the seller's existing financing instead of borrowing at today's rates. Ask your agent about assumption terms and the equity difference before you write anything else off.\r \r The house behind the financing is a genuine 1899 Dutch Colonial in the heart of the Westside: four bedrooms, two baths, classic gambrel roofline, covered front porch, and decorative iron fencing on a fully fenced lot. Inside, original hardwood floors, a coffered ceiling, two decorative fireplace mantels, and an open staircase with iron balusters carry the period character through the main level, while vintage cast iron radiators deliver quiet, even heat. The updated kitchen balances old and new, two-tone cabinetry, granite countertops, subway tile backsplash, stainless steel appliances, recessed lighting, and a sliding barn door. Off the kitchen, a bright flex room with windows on three sides works as a sunroom, home office, or breakfast nook, and main-level laundry keeps the day-to-day simple.\r \r Upstairs, the bedrooms sit under charming dormer ceilings with built-in storage nooks, period four-panel doors with original hardware, and a barn-door closet. The full bath has been updated with a dual-sink stone vanity, tiled floor, and tiled shower surround. An unfinished basement handles storage and mechanicals, and there's a two-car garage with attached shed.\r \r Walkable Westside location- short trip to Old Colorado City, Bancroft Park, and downtown Colorado Springs, with quick access to Highway 24 toward Manitou Springs and the mountains.