Chameleon-like house for sale in Denver changes colors over time. Take a look
That's a good thing with this residence because that's what it's supposed to do.
'Located in the heart of Denver's coveted Hilltop neighborhood, this stunning custom home was thoughtfully designed by the award-winning Studio B Architects,' the listing on Sotheby's International Realty says.
'With a striking Corten steel exterior that naturally evolves with time, the home offers both architectural drama and enduring beauty.'
And it's listed for $2.75 million.
Depending on the light and weather, the color shifts, KDVR reports. The news outlet even offers an example of the change.
The 5,144-square-foot residence has four bedrooms, five bathrooms and is entirely more than just a pretty face. Features in and around the home, per the listing, include:
Open floor planViewsMetal front doorChef's kitchenOfficeMudroom'Concrete open-tread staircase'Large windowsBalconyWet bar
There is also a nice bonus.
'The detached studio shed adds a valuable bonus space with full heating, cooling, electricity, and lighting—ideal for creative projects, remote work, or a private retreat,' the listing says.
The listing is held by LIV Sotheby's International Realty.
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