300 Roworth Way, Central City, CO 80427 (MLS # 8815972)

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PRICE $795,000 BEDS 4 BATHS 3 HOME SIZE 2,608 sqft LOT SIZE 7,406 sqft Request More Info Schedule a Showing

**Open House Sunday, Nov. 24th 11am - 2pm** New construction in the *National Historic District* of the *City of Central, Colorado!* Roworth Street, and now *Roworth Heights*, are named after William M. Roworth, who arrived to the City of Central in 1860. Roworth was elected Mayor twice, ran a bakery and store of hardware and general merchandise, and was elected to the State Legislature. His store was the only store left standing after the great fire of 1874. *Roworth Heights* was designed to promote community from within and to exist in harmony with Central. The home at 300 Roworth Way introduces a new lifestyle, unlike anything else available along the front range. Here, you will enjoy life within a protected National Historic District, but with all the modern amenities. Predominating views from 300 Roworth Way and off the elevated deck include downtown Central, the immediate mountain crest above the City, the towering mountains in the distance and a lovely aspen grove immediately to the west. Historic gold mining shaft houses, original Victorian structures, resilient Cornish stone walls, a famous Main Street and a majestic Rocky Mountain backdrop captivate the imagination and sense of time. Four bedrooms, (3) 3/4 bathrooms, a modern kitchen, vaulted living room, and grand staircase balance the sense of the past and a lifestyle for the future. The floor plan is spacious and flexible at 300 Roworth Way. Natural light floods the home's interior, and the passive solar is very, very good. Interior finishes are modern, and intentionally constructed to be a blank slate for those who enjoy crafting a brand new home to specific requirements. Here lies an opportunity unlike anything else along the Front Range. Half way between Denver and Summit County, existing in arguably Colorado's most historic mining town, and featuring a real opportunity for becoming involved in a community with a firm understanding of the past but with keen eyes on the future.