Sunnyside, Denver

4207 Wyandot St. 2315 W. 42nd Ave.

Wren

A modern duplex on a corner in Sunnyside. Red brick and long rooflines outside, warm and restrained interiors within.

Under Construction

Architectural rendering of Wren, a modern duplex by Sloan Building Co. at 4207 Wyandot Street in Denver's Sunnyside neighborhood, with red brick, a long flat roofline, and black metal window frames.

Architecture by Brown Collective Architecture. Interiors by Sloan Building Co.

Two homes

4207 Wyandot St.

Unit A

Beds
4
Baths
3.5
Sq. Ft.
2,604
Levels
3
Roof deck
Yes
Basement
Finished

The longer kitchen of the two at twenty-four feet, with an island seating five. The dining room sits on its own off the front foyer.

2315 W. 42nd Ave.

Unit B

Beds
4
Baths
3.5
Sq. Ft.
2,588
Levels
3
Roof deck
Yes
Basement
Finished

A long, open entry with built-in bookshelves leads to the larger dining room of the two, seating eight, with a built-in hutch dry bar.

The Project

Three levels, a roof deck, and a basement with options.

Each home has three finished levels with a roof deck on top.

The basement is built for flexibility. The flex room runs twenty-nine feet, long enough to stay one open family space or be divided later into a gym, a game room, or whatever comes next. A fourth bedroom and a full bath sit at the far end.

Level one is the main floor. Both homes have a large kitchen, a living room scaled to feel cozy rather than cavernous, and a formal dining room. A mudroom off the side entry gives each home a small, practical landing spot for coats, bags, and shoes.

Three bedrooms and the laundry are on level two.

Corner view of Wren, showing the red brick facade, the spanning roofline, and black framed window walls.
Another exterior view of Wren, a red brick duplex by Sloan Building Co. in Denver's Sunnyside neighborhood.
The Exterior

Long rooflines over classic red brick.

Designed by Brown Collective Architecture, these homes bring a warm modernism to the neighborhood. Almost Prairie in nature, they feature spanning rooflines, classic red brick, large expanses of glass, and black metal detailing.

It is modern without being cold. A nod to where the neighborhood is headed, without abandoning the sturdy, classic materials the original homes here were built from.

The entrances are set apart from one another, so each home reads as its own.

The Interior

Warm minimalism, carried room to room.

The interiors are designed to bring peace and balance to everyday life. Created through a lens of warm minimalism, these homes are elegant and restrained.

Solid, natural white oak floors run unstained through both homes. A soft neutral paint palette, handmade look tiles, and low sheen quartz counters create a quiet visual interest. Professional grade appliances, warm wood cabinets, slat wall accents, and designer lighting keep the rooms nuanced and simple at once.

Drawing from the patterns and textures of nature, these homes bring the feeling of the natural world inside, for spaces that promote calm and rest.

Interior design by Sloan Building Co.

Kitchen at Wren with white oak base and pantry cabinetry, painted uppers, a leathered black stone island with seating for five, globe pendants, and an exposed beam into the dining area.
The Kitchen
Living room at Wren with a floor to ceiling black tile fireplace, a floating white oak mantel, flanking oak cabinets, and leather sling chairs.
The Living Room
Dining room in Unit A at Wren, with a vertical wood slat feature wall, lit niches over white oak cabinets, an oval walnut table, and a three-globe pendant.
The Dining Room, Unit A
Primary bathroom at Wren with a double white oak shaker vanity, two black framed mirrors under black cone sconces, matte black fixtures, and a glass walk-in shower with a bench, a ribbed cream tile wall, and a cream hexagon mosaic floor.
The Primary Bath
Close view of the Wren kitchen, showing white oak cabinetry and a professional range against a stacked cream tile backsplash.
Kitchen Detail
Powder room at Wren with a black and antique gold forest wallcovering over a stone look wainscot, a floating white oak vanity, a round black mirror, and black cylinder ceiling lights.
The Powder Room
Jack and Jill bath at Wren with a stacked vertical cream tile tub surround, a recessed niche, a white oak vanity, matte black fixtures, and patterned floor tile.
The Jack and Jill Bath
Floor Plans

Every room, and what it measures.

Unit A is 4207 Wyandot St. Unit B is 2315 W. 42nd Ave.

Level One

Level one floor plan of the Wren duplex, showing both units with entry, kitchen, living room, dining room, powder room, and mudroom.
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Each home is slightly unique. Unit A hosts a larger kitchen that flows into a smaller dining room, with a more dedicated entry foyer and a powder room near the living room. Unit B has a smaller kitchen but the larger dining room, with a built-in hutch dry bar. Its powder room sits at the base of the staircase near the dining room, and the entry is more of a flowing open space, with built-in bookshelves and storage flanking the dining entry.

Unit A

4207 Wyandot St.

Entry / Foyer10′ × 5′

Living Room14′ × 16′

Kitchen24′ × 13′

Dining Room10′ × 11′

Powder Room8′ × 3′

Mudroom5′ × 6′

Island seatingseats five

Unit B

2315 W. 42nd Ave.

Entry5′ × 16′

Living Room14′ × 16′

Kitchen17′ × 13′

Dining10′–6″ × 13′

Bar5′ × 4′

Powder Room6′–6″ × 4′

Mudroom5′ × 6′

Level Two

Level two floor plan of the Wren duplex, showing three bedrooms, two bathrooms, a walk-in closet, laundry, utility, and a deck in each unit.
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The two homes match here. The primary sits at the east end with a double vanity bath and a walk-in closet, the other two bedrooms share the hall bath, and the laundry sits between them rather than down in the basement.

Both homes

Unit A and Unit B, mirrored

Primary Bedroom14′ × 11′

Primary Bath14′ × 5′–6″

Walk-in Closet8′ × 6′

Bedroom Two12′ × 10′–6″

Bedroom Three11′ × 10′

Hall Bath14′ × 5′–6″

Laundryoff the bedroom hall

Utilityadjacent to laundry

Deckoff the west end

Roof Deck

Roof deck plan of the Wren duplex, showing two decks at twenty-six by twelve feet, each reached by its own stair enclosure.
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One deck per home, reached by a stair that continues past the bedroom level. Nothing up here is shared, and the stair enclosure sits between the two so neither deck looks into the other.

Both homes

Unit A and Unit B, mirrored

Roof Deck26′ × 12′

Accessstair from level two

Privacystair enclosure between the two decks

Basement

Basement plan of the Wren duplex, showing a flex room, bedroom, full bath, closet, storage, and mechanical room in each unit.
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Finished, not a crawl space. The flex room runs twenty-nine feet and can stay one open room or be divided later. The fourth bedroom has a full bath and a closet beside it. Storage sits under the stair, mechanical at the front.

Unit A

4207 Wyandot St.

Flex Room29′ × 15′

Bedroom14′ × 10′–6″

Bath8′ × 5′

Closet5′ × 5′

Mechanical Room9′–6″ × 15′

Storageunder the stair

Unit B

2315 W. 42nd Ave.

Flex Room29′ × 15′

Bedroom14′ × 10′

Bath8′ × 5′

Closet5′ × 5′

Mechanical Room9′–6″ × 15′

Storageunder the stair

The Neighborhood

Sunnyside, and why people keep moving here.

Wren sits at 42nd and Wyandot, in the north half of Sunnyside. It is one of the older grids in northwest Denver, bungalows and Denver Squares on tree-lined blocks, close enough to walk to two commercial strips and quietly one of the better places in the city to eat.

Outside

  • Chaffee ParkThe neighborhood green a few blocks north, at 44th and Tejon
  • Every SeptemberThe Sunnyside Music Festival takes over the park
  • Rocky Mountain Lake ParkNorthwest, with a loop path and ball fields
  • Tejon StreetA walkable spine running from 38th up through the park to 44th

Eating and drinking

  • The Wolf’s TailorTwo Michelin stars and a Green Star, on Tejon
  • El JefeMexican, on W. 44th at Alcott
  • Bacon Social HouseThe flagship location, and a reliable weekend line
  • SemipreciousA cocktail bar on W. 44th
  • Ebisu Sushi and Ramen StarOn Tejon, in the old Ramen Star space

Close by

  • Downtown DenverA short drive southeast, or a rail ride from 41st and Fox
  • I-70 and I-25Both within a few minutes of the block
  • Regis UniversityNorth, off Lowell

Neighboring

  • BerkeleyWest, along Tennyson
  • Highland and LoHiSouth, for dining and shopping
  • Chaffee ParkDirectly north, past 44th
The Details

The particulars.

Project
Wren
Addresses
4207 Wyandot St. and 2315 W. 42nd Ave., Denver, CO 80211
Neighborhood
Sunnyside
Type
Duplex, sold as two separate homes
Square footage
2,604 total at 4207 Wyandot St. and 2,588 total at 2315 W. 42nd Ave.
Levels
Three finished, including a full basement, plus a roof deck
Bedrooms
Four per home, three upstairs and one in the basement
Bathrooms
Three full and one half bath per home
Basement
Finished, with a bedroom, a full bath, and a 29 foot flex room
Laundry
Second floor, off the bedroom hall
Outdoor
A private roof deck at 26 by 12, plus a second floor deck
Availability
Under construction, pre-sale available
Architecture
Brown Collective Architecture
Interior design
Sloan Building Co.
Wren

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Renderings are for illustration. Finishes, fixtures, appliances, and dimensions are subject to change through construction. Room dimensions and square footages are taken from the construction drawings and are approximate. Nothing on this page is an offer or a contract.