1665 Grant St
Denver, CO 80203

The George Schleier Mansion & Carriage House were designed in the Queen Anne Style by noted Denver architect Frank E. Edbrooke in 1887. Edbrooke, designer of such historic landmarks including the Brown Palace, Oxford Hotel, and the Tabor Grand Opera House, was Denver’s most important architect of the time. This prominent and unique property was constructed of Colorado sandstone in the eclectic architechtural design which was common during the mining years, and considered the most impressive of Edbrooke’s work. This stately 11,500 square-foot mansion is located on a prominent corner lot in the desirable Uptown neighborhood, just blocks away from the State Capitol and the Central Business District. Listed on the National Historic Register, the Schleier Mansion is among Denver’s finest buildings available for a luxurious in-town residence or office use. As you enter this stunning property, you are greeted by original italian-style exterior tiles at the front door. The property features beautiful hardwood floors with geometric parquet borders, eight ornate fireplaces, stained glass windows, coffered ceilings, and elaborate brass hardware. A second story enclosed passageway conveniently connects the mansion with the large carriage house. Few properties can match the level of detail and quality of this historic home. The carriage house features an additional 5,494 square feet of open floor space perfect for a “loft-like” home or office space. This offering also includes a landscaped courtyard, covered patio, and 15 parking spaces.