Known as the Goldsworthy house, 603 Highland Avenue is an Edwardian historic home with hints of Queen Anne style. Originally listed in June of this year with an asking price of $7,300,000. Available for more than 4 months, it went under contract in October and closed this week with a sale price of $6,685,000 (8.4% below asking).
In addition to the location, what made the 603 Highland special was the down-to-the studs renovation of both the main and carriage houses. Most historic homes have substandard electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems. The only way to completely bring modern design and efficiencies is a thorough gut and remodel project. The sellers of this home did a fantastic job of maintaining the historic character of the home while making massive improvements to its livability. With classic and enduring finish choices, it should be turn-key for many years to come.
Samuel Goldsworthy, the original owner and builder of this home, was a mason and contractor. According to historic inventory records, this home contributes to the District, was owned by prominent Boulderites, and is the work of a master.
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