Listing courtesy of Wes Peterson.
wes@lookregroup.com,720-773-1937
Available for the first time in nearly a decade, 3000 S. Marion in Arapahoe Acres is one of the Denver metro's premier mid-century modern homes. Known as the Mass Home, it was built in 1951 and designed by renowned architect Eugene Sternberg who was inspired by the architecture of Frank Lloyd Wright. Its unique "butterfly" or v-shaped roofline makes it a stand out in this beautifully preserved mid-century modern neighborhood. The three bedroom two bath home features a recently remodeled kitchen with top line appliances, updated en suite off the primary bedroom, and new windows in bedrooms, all while preserving and respecting the historic mid-century character of the home. With three outdoor seating areas, updated outdoor kitchen, hot tub and swimming pool, the backyard is your own personal resort and perfect for entertaining. Lawn space has been minimized to reduce maintenance and preserve water with pollinating plants providing an annual show of color. The home's electrical panel was upgraded in 2023 to accommodate new high efficiency air conditioning system and pool and can accommodate charging station in carport. With the home being 4 minutes from the University of Denver, 5 minutes to Swedish Hospital, 5 minutes to downtown Englewood, 15 minutes to Cherry Creek North shopping district, and 20 minutes to downtown Denver, you're truly at the center of the Denver south metro in this home.
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