- Likely the first owners of this historic bungalow were Orban and Ilene Workinger in 1928. Orban was a CU electrical engineering student who later founded an electric company in Indiana.
- Tastefully finished and nicely updated; at some point, the home was expanded to just over 3,000 SQFT. It now features four bedrooms, four baths, and a two car attached garage. It’s located less than a block from the entrance to Chautauqua.
- Deal notes: Listed for $2.8M, this home attracted strong buyer interest and closed in just three weeks for $2.93M, cash. There were no disclosed concessions. Bidding wars are back in Boulder - but advisable only for high demand, well priced real estate assets. Note: The team at House Einstein can help you distinguish between houses worth a bidding war and those from which you should walk away.
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