816 E 23rd Avenue is unlike any property in Denver's market today. This 396 square foot, newly updated townhome speaks to the modern minimalist while the well-configured layout allows for a bit of excess in areas of life that sometimes require it. The front porch immediately sets the home apart from the others in the row and easilly allows for a grill area, planters or a comfortable seating area to enjoy some Colorado air. Once inside the home, notice the intelligent design choices that make this property stand out from its neighbors. Luxury finishes and new appliances throughout bring with them an asthetic not typical for properties in this price range. Custom touches like the open kitchen shelving intentionally make life in a small space feel larger. Custom wall soffits around floor heaters act as built in shelving for storage and decor, most noticeably in the bedroom. The framed open closet comes with a custom closet organization system that allows for further personalization if desired. With intelligent, space-saving furnishings the bedroom or living room provide room for a desk area as is shown in the photos. The bathroom offers the most robust natural lighting in the home as the skylight douses it with sunlight that flows clear across the bedroom when the door is open. Around to the back of the property a private, secured courtyard further extends the living experience of the home with an area for bike locks, seating, grilling and access to the free laundry and individual storage unit. Located in the San Rafael Historical District right on the boarder of Denver's popular Whittier and 5 Points neighborhoods, this home brings to life the popular Dieter Rams quote, "Less, but better" and begs the question, "How much do we really need?" Love the way it's furnished or looking to rent day 1? Almost all furnishings and decor are available for purchase along with the home. Don't wait on this one Denver as it won't last long.