The year was 1919 when this home was built as Civic Center Park and the Ogden Theatre openend in Denver. Woodrow Wilson was President, the pop-up toaster was invented and the first radio broadcast occurred. A Craftsman house exterior emphasizes harmony with surrounding nature and 720 Josephine Street is no exception. Enjoy a large covered front porch with tiled floor as it welcomes you to this Arts and Crafts Bungalow. The living room wood burning fireplace has built-in bookcases on either side and is the prominent focal point for gatherings. Natural sunlight spills from the skylight while southern exposed 9 pane, side hung casement windows adorn the dining room and kitchen. Original wood floors as well as window and door casings are exemplified throughout the original footprint of the home. A period leaded glass butler door swings both in and out of the dining room to the modern kitchen displaying classic Craftsman elements including straight lines, glass front cupboards with vintage hardware. The corner nook is perfect for soft, southeasterly exposed morning sunlight for breakfast. If the charm of yesteryear weren't enough, the modern primary bedroom with ensuite may very well be the crowning jewel. This smart plan adds coveted closet space and a charming window seat. The hallway bathroom has been remodeled with period tiled walls, flooring and a step-in shower with glass door. Two additional bedrooms allow for space flexibility to meet your needs. All and all, this bungalow's open-concept design is perfect. Enjoy an "easy to care for" private backyard with sprinkler system. Roof replaced in 2016. Sewer Line replaced in 2010. If it's a central, highly desirable location you're after, this may be just what you're looking for. Walk 4 blocks to all Cherry Creek has to offer with world class shopping, restaurants and art galleries. Cheesman Park, Congress Park and the Denver Botanic Gardens are just a 10 minute walk. EZ access to the Cherry Creek Bike Path.