For the First Time Since 1967, This Historic 1927 Denver Tudor Is Up for Grabs

A 1927 Tudor in Denver’s Park Hill neighborhood has come to market for $1.59 million, marking the first time the home has been offered for sale since 1967.Set on a wooded 9,148-square-foot lot, the four-bedroom, 2.5 bath home at 1755 Glencoe Street was custom built for Howard E. and Wilma M. Lorton. They founded the business that became Howard Lorton Furniture & Design that same year."Its story reaches from the Lorton family’s design and business legacy to the Lewis family’s civic leadership and the Kopels' work in law, public service and civil rights," says listing agent Aaron Luttrell of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty.Loading... The living room features a wood-plank ceiling with solid-wood beams and a Deco-inspired fireplaceAlex GellerLoading...The dining room, which connects to an outdoor patioAlex GellerLoading...Inside the home's kitchenAlex GellerThe Lortons sold the home in 1935 to Harry T. and Margretta B. Lewis. Their son, Harry T. Lewis Jr., grew up there and became a prominent investment banker who chaired the Denver Museum of Nature & Science and the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce.Attorneys Jerry and Dolores Kopel moved into the home in 1967. Jerry Kopel s...