This new construction mansion at 4949 S. Franklin St. in Cherry Hills Village sold for its list price of $8.5 million. (Courtesy REColorado)
April’s priciest residential sales in the Denver metro area included a Lakewood mansion that sold off-market and four Cherry Hills Village homes, including two on the same block.
The priciest sale was 4949 S. Franklin St. in Cherry Hills Village, built in 2023, which RSI GST Trust purchased on April 24 for its $8.5 million list price.
MJC Development Co. LLC, which purchased the property in 2021 for $2 million, sold the 8,792-square-foot mansion. Josh Behr with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty represented both the buyer and seller.
The six-bedroom, eight-bath Marin County-inspired farmhouse sits on a private 1.19-acre lot in Old Cherry Hills. Its open floor plan features vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows.
According to research and MLS data, here are the next four most expensive home sales in April.
The seven-bedroom mansion on 2.3 acres at 5001 S. Holly St. features a wrap-around deck overlooking a pool, hot tub and fire pit. (Courtesy REColorado)
5001 S. Holly St., Cherry Hills Village: $6.25 million
Listing agents: Helm Weaver Helm
Buyer’s agent: Corcoran Perry & Co.
Details: This 12,000-square-foot Harrison custom two-story brick home that offers panoramic mountain vistas sold in less than a month for $50,000 over its $6.2 million list price.
The seven-bedroom, 11-bath mansion was constructed in 2000 and sits on 2.3 acres. The gated home features a primary suite with a private patio and an opulent bathroom with two showers.
It also offers a guest suite with a kitchenette and sitting area. The lower level includes a gym, a bar with a 3,000-bottle custom wine cellar and a theater.
Outside, the home includes a wrap-around deck overlooking a pool, hot tub and fire pit.
Hamid Akhavan-Malayeri, CEO of Douglas County-based Dish Network, and his wife Joanne purchased the home from Sean and Jennifer Myers.
This fully renovated six-bedroom, nine-bath home at 89 Glenmoore Place sits at the end of a private cul-de-sac in a guard-gated golf community. (Courtesy REColorado)
89 Glenmoor Place, Cherry Hills Village: $5.5 million
Listing agent: Susie Dews with Compass-Denver
Buyer’s agent: Jeff Hendley with Compass-Denver
Details: This 9,500-square-foot mansion sitting on an acre sold for $525,000 over its $5 million list price.
Constructed in 1995, the six-bedroom, nine-bath home is located at the end of a private cul-de-sac in a guard-gated golf community.
The mansion was completely renovated, and features a gourmet kitchen and a primary suite with a spa-inspired bath and a hydrotherapy tub.
The guest suite features a five-piece bath, a living room with a gas fireplace and a mini-kitchen. The patio includes a year-round hot tub and fire pit.
The home also includes two laundry rooms and all-new air conditioning, furnaces, humidifiers and hot water heaters installed in 2023.
Daniel and Whitney Noven purchased the home from Adam and Megin Wolfman, who bought it in 2019 for $3.6 million.
Daniel Noven is the president/managing director at Noven Financial Group and SRS Capital Advisors. Whitney Noven is the executive director of the Noven Foundation, which provides financial assistance for extracurricular activities for children in foster care.
Adam Wolfman is an analyst/sector team lead at Janus Henderson Investors. Megin Wolfman is senior vice president, chief strategy officer and chief of staff with Americares, a global health and disaster relief organization.
6375 W. Lakeridge Road, Lakewood: $5.35 million
Details: This 11,500-square-foot mansion sold off-market. The six-bedroom, 10-bath home was constructed in 1983.
At $5.35 million, it’s the second-highest home sale in Lakewood. Nearby 6900 W. Lakeridge Road sold for $6.5 million in 2018, according to MLS records.
According to Jefferson County property records, Joshua M. Erlich bought the home for $1.7 million in 2013.
Erlich is the principal and vice president of Summit Resources, a land management company that specializes in industry-specific consulting services, including appraisals, acquisition and property management.
He sold the property to Caitlin M. Alexander.
This three-story home at 82 Glenmoor Place offers a blend of indoor-outdoor living with a pond with a waterfall, hot tub, fire pit, outdoor kitchen and elevator. (Courtesy REColorado)
82 Glenmoor Place, Cherry Hills Village: $4.8 million
Listing agent: Susie Dews with Compass-Denver
Buyer’s agent: Cliff Manley with Guide Real Estate
Details: This 10,000-square-foot mansion, sitting on an acre in a guard-gated golf community, sold for its list price.
The six-bedroom, nine-bath home offers a perfect blend of indoor-outdoor living. It features a pond with a waterfall, a new hot tub and a fire pit.
The deck features an outdoor kitchen, a protective pergola, shades and multiple heaters. The redesigned primary suite includes dual closets and a sitting room with a private deck.
The three-story home includes an elevator and a guest apartment on the lower level with its own exterior entrance.
Aly-Khan Merali and his wife Jeanette Alt-Merali bought the home for $3.1 million in 2020. Merali is the president and chief financial officer of Turnberry, a company that designs, develops and manages multi-use real estate properties.
They sold the property to John Albright, senior vice president and executive director of City Year Denver, a national education-focused organization.
This new construction mansion at 4949 S. Franklin St. in Cherry Hills Village sold for its list price of $8.5 million. (Courtesy REColorado)
April’s priciest residential sales in the Denver metro area included a Lakewood mansion that sold off-market and four Cherry Hills Village homes, including two on the same block.
The priciest sale was 4949 S. Franklin St. in Cherry Hills Village, built in 2023, which RSI GST Trust purchased on April 24 for its $8.5 million list price.
MJC Development Co. LLC, which purchased the property in 2021 for $2 million, sold the 8,792-square-foot mansion. Josh Behr with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty represented both the buyer and seller.
The six-bedroom, eight-bath Marin County-inspired farmhouse sits on a private 1.19-acre lot in Old Cherry Hills. Its open floor plan features vaulted ceilings and floor-to-ceiling windows.
According to research and MLS data, here are the next four most expensive home sales in April.
The seven-bedroom mansion on 2.3 acres at 5001 S. Holly St. features a wrap-around deck overlooking a pool, hot tub and fire pit. (Courtesy REColorado)
5001 S. Holly St., Cherry Hills Village: $6.25 million
Listing agents: Helm Weaver Helm
Buyer’s agent: Corcoran Perry & Co.
Details: This 12,000-square-foot Harrison custom two-story brick home that offers panoramic mountain vistas sold in less than a month for $50,000 over its $6.2 million list price.
The seven-bedroom, 11-bath mansion was constructed in 2000 and sits on 2.3 acres. The gated home features a primary suite with a private patio and an opulent bathroom with two showers.
It also offers a guest suite with a kitchenette and sitting area. The lower level includes a gym, a bar with a 3,000-bottle custom wine cellar and a theater.
Outside, the home includes a wrap-around deck overlooking a pool, hot tub and fire pit.
Hamid Akhavan-Malayeri, CEO of Douglas County-based Dish Network, and his wife Joanne purchased the home from Sean and Jennifer Myers.
This fully renovated six-bedroom, nine-bath home at 89 Glenmoore Place sits at the end of a private cul-de-sac in a guard-gated golf community. (Courtesy REColorado)
89 Glenmoor Place, Cherry Hills Village: $5.5 million
Listing agent: Susie Dews with Compass-Denver
Buyer’s agent: Jeff Hendley with Compass-Denver
Details: This 9,500-square-foot mansion sitting on an acre sold for $525,000 over its $5 million list price.
Constructed in 1995, the six-bedroom, nine-bath home is located at the end of a private cul-de-sac in a guard-gated golf community.
The mansion was completely renovated, and features a gourmet kitchen and a primary suite with a spa-inspired bath and a hydrotherapy tub.
The guest suite features a five-piece bath, a living room with a gas fireplace and a mini-kitchen. The patio includes a year-round hot tub and fire pit.
The home also includes two laundry rooms and all-new air conditioning, furnaces, humidifiers and hot water heaters installed in 2023.
Daniel and Whitney Noven purchased the home from Adam and Megin Wolfman, who bought it in 2019 for $3.6 million.
Daniel Noven is the president/managing director at Noven Financial Group and SRS Capital Advisors. Whitney Noven is the executive director of the Noven Foundation, which provides financial assistance for extracurricular activities for children in foster care.
Adam Wolfman is an analyst/sector team lead at Janus Henderson Investors. Megin Wolfman is senior vice president, chief strategy officer and chief of staff with Americares, a global health and disaster relief organization.
6375 W. Lakeridge Road, Lakewood: $5.35 million
Details: This 11,500-square-foot mansion sold off-market. The six-bedroom, 10-bath home was constructed in 1983.
At $5.35 million, it’s the second-highest home sale in Lakewood. Nearby 6900 W. Lakeridge Road sold for $6.5 million in 2018, according to MLS records.
According to Jefferson County property records, Joshua M. Erlich bought the home for $1.7 million in 2013.
Erlich is the principal and vice president of Summit Resources, a land management company that specializes in industry-specific consulting services, including appraisals, acquisition and property management.
He sold the property to Caitlin M. Alexander.
This three-story home at 82 Glenmoor Place offers a blend of indoor-outdoor living with a pond with a waterfall, hot tub, fire pit, outdoor kitchen and elevator. (Courtesy REColorado)
82 Glenmoor Place, Cherry Hills Village: $4.8 million
Listing agent: Susie Dews with Compass-Denver
Buyer’s agent: Cliff Manley with Guide Real Estate
Details: This 10,000-square-foot mansion, sitting on an acre in a guard-gated golf community, sold for its list price.
The six-bedroom, nine-bath home offers a perfect blend of indoor-outdoor living. It features a pond with a waterfall, a new hot tub and a fire pit.
The deck features an outdoor kitchen, a protective pergola, shades and multiple heaters. The redesigned primary suite includes dual closets and a sitting room with a private deck.
The three-story home includes an elevator and a guest apartment on the lower level with its own exterior entrance.
Aly-Khan Merali and his wife Jeanette Alt-Merali bought the home for $3.1 million in 2020. Merali is the president and chief financial officer of Turnberry, a company that designs, develops and manages multi-use real estate properties.
They sold the property to John Albright, senior vice president and executive director of City Year Denver, a national education-focused organization.
