This funky Denver home was featured on Zillow Gone Wild for good reason

A mid-century modern home seemingly inspired by Crayola crayons in Denver's Hilltop neighborhood is getting lots of looks after recently appearing on the popular account Zillow Gone Wild .

By the numbers: The funky four-bedroom, five-bathroom home is priced at $3.69 million and has been listed on Zillow for about 100 days.

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• The property, built in 1966, is 4,624 square feet and sits on a 0.37-acre lot.
• It has only had three previous owners.

Zoom in: Located at 35 Eudora St , it's listed by Stock Jonekos with Kentwood Real Estate.

Design: This gem is a work of art, complete with bright pops of color in nearly every room.

• It features an open floor plan, a two-story atrium that stretches the length of the house, numerous skylights, extensive glass and an in-floor fountain.
• A wall of windows leads to an expansive, covered outdoor area that includes a built-in grill, Zen-style water feature and landscaped seating area.

Features: The home includes unique furnishings by iconic designers including Gio Ponti and Florence Knoll, as well as a beautiful blue and turquoise Bösendorfer Brussels grand piano.

• It was renovated in 2007 to include eco-friendly features, such as a solar photovoltaic system.

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