Shoemaker Residence

Erie Village is one of the more design-intentional neighborhoods along the Front Range — a community with detailed architectural guidelines and a strong commitment to streetscape character. Most homes in the neighborhood draw from Victorian or Craftsman traditions. The Shoemaker Residence took a different direction.

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The clients were drawn to the formal symmetry and columned facades of Greek Revival architecture for the exterior, while wanting something altogether different inside — a modern, open interior organized around entertaining. The result is a home that holds its own on the street while feeling contemporary and relaxed from within.

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At 2,600 square feet, the main residence is efficiently planned without feeling constrained. The property also includes a detached garage with a 700 square foot ADU above — a configuration available on larger lots within Erie Village and one that adds long-term flexibility for the owners, whether for guests, extended family, or rental income.

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A pool completes the outdoor program, reinforcing the home's focus on gathering and entertaining both inside and out.