Colonial Revival Estate

About the Space

A fashionable Denver mansion built at the turn of the 20th century. It is prominently located in the Capitol Hill neighborhood. You have direct access to the park and the newly renovated first floor with a beautiful stained glass window between the first and second floor designed in a fall leaf pattern with seven colors. There is a lavishly decorated mirror on the first floor which was originally from the Windsor Hotel. It was designed by the Denver agricultural firm of Varian and Sterner, a partnership that specialized in the Neoclassical and Colonial Revival style from the 1890's through 1901. The house is among the best residential examples of the Colonial Revival Style in Colorado. The home was designated a National Historical Landmark in 1976.The Tears McFarlane House remains an important architectural survivor and landmark of the early 1900's.