Picture perfect. This 1924 Georgian is located on one of Denver's most beloved streets in the Historic Driving Park, a small gem of a neighborhood tucked between Country Club and 7th Avenue historic districts. The block is called Dollhouse Row and its homes were designed by a group of Denver's finest architects in the 1920s to showcase a sampling of unique local architecture - Spanish, Colonial, English Cottage, French Country and Dutch Colonial. 456 Williams was beautifully renovated and expanded in 2013 by Old Greenwich Builders to preserve its traditional character and live well for a modern family. While enlarging the kitchen, mudroom, master bath and finishing the basement, the renovation touched every room of the home including a full upgrade of the plumbing/electrical systems and the addition of central air to the upstairs. The chef's kitchen features an island with seating as well as a cute breakfast nook. The charming backyard is cozy and private and the frontyard "borrows" the parkway median as extra play space for the many kids on the street. This happy home is a true jewel box, surrounded by the city's most grand and historic properties. And it is just a short stroll to the shops and restaurants of Cherry Creek North and the Cheesman Park walking path. The home is located in the Driving Park Historic District, please see drivingpark.org for more details about the neighborhood. Showings begin Friday April 2 at 5pm.