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The owners of a house on Montview Boulevard in Denver's Park Hill will be able to demolish the mansion after the Landmark Preservation Commission rejected neighbors' attempt to save it.
A city commission will consider the landmark designation application for the home along Montview this week.
"A match for the preservation minded buyer that wants to renovate in one of Denver's premier neighborhoods," the listing says.
A listing for the 4,500-square-foot home on 0.43 acres at 5013 E. Montview Ave. went live on Zillow last week with a $2.73 million asking price.
The property in the 5000 block of E. Montview Blvd., along one of the neighborhood’s stately corridors, is Denver’s latest setting for an owner-opposed landmark application. Three women who live nearby, with the help of the nonprofit Historic Denver, submitted the application earlier this month.