4050 Montview Boulevard
Denver, CO 80207

The Urling House is one of Denver s grand mansions on Montview Boulevard in the prestigious Park Hill neighborhood. Designed by renowned architect Jacques Benedict in 1921, the home was a wedding gift to Madeline Urling from her father and has been featured in several books on Denver architecture and Park Hill. Benedict designed the home in the Beaux-Art style at the height of his career, engaged by Denver s most prominent families to build the city s most elegant homes. Upon seeing it, you can understand why this one is one of Benedict s most notable mansions. Perched high a 20,000 square foot lot you re immediately drawn in by the exquisite architectural detail: crimson brick in a herringbone pattern; green tile roof; ornate ironwork; arched front doors encased by an extravagant stone arch and a massive glass lamp - once recognized as One of the most beautiful doorways in Denver. Benedict's attention to detail continues inside: the main level features arched doorways & windows; a glass-paneled atrium flooding the staircase with natural light (signature Benedict feature); huge family room with original Van Briggle tile; ceilings in the living, dining, & family rooms embellished with beams, carved plaster, and honeycomb patterns; wrought iron railings; white oak floors; gorgeous William Ohs kitchen; powder room; and a gracious, expansive floor plan for entertaining. Upstairs features 6 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms, including the primary bedroom with ensuite bathroom; two private patios; the former staff s quarters ; and partial third floor featuring a home gym, office, or play area. With opulence, a fascinating history, and architectural excellence, this is one of Denver s distinguished mansions within close proximity to the Park Hill Library; Natural History Museum; Denver Zoo; City Park lake and playground; along with several local shops and restaurants.