National and State Register

Fitzroy Place / Warren-Iliff Mansion

Denver County

This Richardsonian Romanesque style residence was designed by the Albany, New York firm of Fuller & Wheeler for Henry White Warren, Bishop of the Methodist Episcopal church, and his wife Elizabeth Iliff Warren, the widow of cattleman John Wesley Iliff and a major contributor to the establishment of the Iliff School of Theology at the University of Denver. 

A black and white view of the back of the mansion with sloping roofs and large tree in the foreground.

Fitzroy Place / Warren-Iliff Mansion

The 2½-story red stone residence has thirteen rooms and a raised basement.  The complex roof and irregular floor plan reflect the incorporation of numerous bays in the design.  A 1½-story carriage house is also located on the property.

National Register

Address

2160 S. Cook St. / Denver

Site Number

5DV.175