victorian homes
Victorian Homes in Downtown Colorado Springs
People often believe that Victorian homes are a certain architectural style, when in fact they are homes built during a certain period in history.
Painted Ladies in Downtown Colorado Springs
Painted Ladies could refer to “Ladies of the Night” in the Wild West, or it is a reference to Victorian and Edwardian homes that have been painted in three or more colors to accentuate the detail of the workmanship on these beautiful old homes. The term “Painted Lady” was not used to describe homes until the late 1970’s.
2320 North Weber Street Colorado Springs CO 80907
2320 North Weber Street, Colorado Springs CO 80907 PRICE: $600,000 S O L D BEDROOMS: 6 BATHS: 5 GARAGE: 3 Car with loft SQUARE FEET: Approx. 6000 YEAR BUILT: … Read more
Downtown Colorado Springs Victorian Homes
During the gold rush of the late 1890’s in nearby Cripple Creek, people flooded into Colorado Springs with their newfound wealth and built homes worthy of their new social status. … Read more
Lennox House 1339 North Nevada Ave
This stunning Queen Anne Victorian was built by local furniture maker, John Lennox, in 1891. Completely updated with four stunning master suites, an attic and basement apartment (both of which can be part of the main house or rented separately), and innumerable luxuries. 7 Bedrooms/7 Bathrooms
215 Cheyenne Avenue, Colorado Springs
Price: $185,000 S O L D Year Built: 1899 Square Feet: 2,140 Bedrooms: 3 or 4 Baths: 2 (plus basement rough-in) 2012 Taxes: $931 Looking for an affordable Victorian in … Read more
736 High Street Colorado Springs Colorado 80903
Price: $217,000 S O L D Bedrooms: 3 Bathrooms: 2 Square Feet: 2452 Lot Size: 5763 square feet Taxes: $972 Beautiful oak floors throughout much of the main level of … Read more
McAllister House Museum Downtown Colorado Springs
On the first Friday of each month during 2011, the Colonial Dames are offering free tours of the McAllister House Museum in Downtown Colorado Springs to show their appreciation of 50 years of support from the local community, and this is part of their way of saying “Thank you.”
Coal Chutes
Electricity and running water are things that we take for granted. Often times, there are reminders of when life was harder.
Water Spots on the Ceiling
What appeared to be water stains on the ceilings of many of our rentals were, in fact, just Colorado College students shakin’ things up.
Fiddler on the Roof
326 East Monument Street
From the roof-top vantage point, it was a surprising discovery to find that my unique Downtown Colorado Springs turn-of-the-Century home was, in fact, a turn-of-the-Century tract home.
