Tucked at the end of a quiet cul-de-sac and set down a private 120-foot driveway, 1961 S Xenia reveals a breathtaking 1.85-acre sanctuary with panoramic mountain views from Longs Peak to Pikes Peak. With exclusive access to the High Line Canal, an onsite well drawing from Denver's largest aquifer, and over 6,300 square feet of beautifully preserved living space, this is a rare chance to enjoy the serenity of a pastoral retreat-right in the heart of the city. Originally built in 1984 by Hilda and Francis Brockmann, the visionaries behind the subdivision that bears their name, the home radiates warmth, character, and authenticity. In a world of stark minimalism and sterile palettes, this residence offers a refreshing sense of soul and timeless charm. Unlike many fixers needing immediate major mechanical work, this home is fully move-in ready, allowing for easy upgrades while you live in it. The main floor features an expansive living room just off the three-car garage, a powder room, dedicated laundry, and a spacious primary suite. An adjoining ensuite bedroom-ideal for a nursery or home office-adds flexibility. The kitchen flows into a light-filled family room, anchored by a cozy brick fireplace and vaulted ceilings with warm wood beams. Large south- and west-facing windows frame mountain views and bathe the space in natural light. Upstairs, two additional bedrooms each include spacious closets and ensuite 1/4 baths. A large office-easily convertable into a fifth bedroom-sits across from a generous five-piece guest bath and extra storage. The lower level includes a walkout to the side yard and features multiple large, partially finished spaces-ideal for a gym, game room, wine cellar, media room, or extra bedrooms. A walk-in safe adds a unique and secure storage element. Finally, R-1-B zoning in the Cherry Creek school district unlocks future cash-out potential-subdivide into 1/2-acre lots down the line.