Urban Cowboy
1665 N Grant St Denver

Fast Facts
Architect: Frank E. Edbrooke
Architectural Style: Queen Anne
Year Built: 1886
Neighborhood: Capitol Hill
Year Renovated: 2020-2023
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Denver architect Frank E. Edbrooke was commissioned to build this mansion in the 1880s for George Schleier, a successful Denver businessman. The house is built of red sandstone in the Queen Anne style, and its most distinguishing feature is an onion domed tower. There are a total of eight ornate fireplaces, and the use of elaborate plaster composition ornamentation is evident throughout the interior.
Today, Urban Cowboy is a 16 bedroom boutique hotel with a full cocktail bar, restaurant and event space. They aim to provide a unique experience that challenges guests to be present. The Public House bar is home to a unique cocktail program that changes seasonally. Their kitchen partner, Monarch, brings an elevated vision to wood-fired pizza, while leveraging close relationships with local farmers and ranchers. Not only is this an amenity for hotel guests but is open to the neighborhood.
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