Among the tree-lined streets of Denver’s historic Montclair Neighborhood, this 1940’s ranch-style home is an iconic blend of past and present. Period touches dot the interior as cove ceilings crown a living room that is illuminated by a pair of corner windows and a gas fireplace is bookended by an art deco-inspired convex wall. The eat-in kitchen sits opposite and is fully renovated to include finished concrete countertops, travertine tile backsplash and stainless-steel appliances. Steps below, a bi-fold door reveals basement access in one direction, and single-car garage in the other. From within the brick-clad garage is an exterior door that opens upon a concrete patio bordered by brick-pavers and a fully fenced-in backyard with garden shed and raised garden boxes. Beyond the bold convex wall in the living room are two bedrooms, each with corner windows, and a full-bath lined with tile floor, single-vanity and subway tile shower-surround. Stained concrete floors join the exposed ceiling in the basement and call attention to the limitless possibilities destined for the bonus room. Adjacent is a ¾-bath with single-vanity and walk-in shower with tile shower-surround, and a concealed laundry room outfitted with a utility sink. Convenient location near Rose Medical Center, 9th+CO restaurants and entertainment, Trader Joe's and Cherry Creek.