One of the city's finest Spanish Colonial Revival mansions, this twenty-three-room, two-story stucco villa exults in finely crafted detail, such as the hand-painted rosettes on the overhanging eaves. Oscar Malo, a president of the Colorado Milling and Elevator Company, also had the architect include rose patterns in stained glass throughout. A sensitive 1980s rear upper-story addition does not detract from this refined specimen.
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Malo Mansion
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