$2.05 Million Sale of Historic Park Hill Residence Facilitated by David Krohne
A historic home in Denver's Park Hill neighborhood has sold for $2.05 million, facilitated by realtor David Krohne from the FORM Team at Compass. The residence on East 17th Avenue Parkway is a notable example of early-20th-century architecture with original features such as clinker brickwork and leaded-glass windows. The home was originally owned by Clyde Epperson, an entrepreneur who commissioned it after selling his industrial gas company in 1929. Krohne emphasized the unique value of historic homes due to their irreplaceable character and connection to Denver's history. His expertise in restoring older properties helps him guide clients through the complexities of buying or renovating such homes. Krohne, a Park Hill resident with experience in finance and home restoration, specializes in advising on properties where architecture, renovation potential, and long-term value intersect.
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