The home at 1700 E. Tufts Ave. in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
An 11,000-square-foot Cherry Hills Village mansion with five bedrooms and eight baths topped June home sales in the Denver metro area, fetching $6.84 million.
The other homes in the top five all sold for more than $6 million, including mansions in Denver and Greenwood Village.
The mansion at 1700 E. Tufts Ave. in Cherry Hills Village, listed for $8 million on April 29 and went under contract three weeks later. Avenir Real Estate Holdings LLC purchased it on June 25.
Susie Dews and Jeff Hendley with Compass-Denver represented the sellers. Josh Behr with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyers.
The property was sold by the Cooper Family Revocable Trust, which purchased it for $1.8 million in 2003.
The home was designed and constructed by KZ Smith in 2004. It sits on nearly 2.5 acres with landscaping managed by Designs By Sundown to provide privacy on all sides and create a park-like nature preserve. The property also has space to add a pool, pool house, sports or tennis court or horse facilities.
The mansion includes five en-suite bedrooms, two dedicated studios, a fully equipped gym with rubber flooring, a lower-level family or media room and storage.
The property also features the original 1920s house, which has been renovated to create an ADU that could be used for multi-generational living or as a nanny’s quarters. An additional red barn that houses a generator capable of powering the house during an outage could be finished for multiple uses.
According to MLS data, here are June’s next four most expensive home sales in the Denver area:
The home at 562 Steele St. in Denver. (Courtesy REcolorado)
562 Steele St. in Denver: $6.8 million
Listing agent: Justin Joseph with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Sheila Hatcher with The Agency-Denver
Details: The 7,923-square-foot mansion in Cherry Creek, designed and constructed in 2020 by luxury home builder Piper Development, was originally listed in March for $7.3 million and reduced to $7 million in mid-May. The $6.8 million sale closed on June 11.
The contemporary residence includes four elevator-accessible levels, five bedrooms and six baths. The primary suite includes dual walk-in closets and dual water closets with heated tile flooring, a steam shower and a freestanding tub.
The home has three decks, complete with five water features, a hot tub, and an outdoor shower. It also has a temperature-controlled wine cellar with space for more than 1,500 bottles. A two-story garage with car elevator can fit up to 18 vehicles.
The home was sold by the William T. and Miriam J. Piper Revocable Trust. William Piper, who owns Piper Development, purchased the property for $800,000 in 2018 through 526 Steele St LLC.
The home was bought by the Ty Harrison Revocable Trust. Harrison is the owner and chief financial officer of PureWest, an independent natural gas producer.
The home at 27 Polo Club Circle in Denver. (Courtesy REcolorado)
27 Polo Club Circle in Denver: $6.6 million
Listing agents: Christopher Bouc and Ian Wolfe with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Helm, Weaver, Helm with Compass-Denver
Details: This modern brick estate in the exclusive Polo Club community was constructed by Chalet in 2021.
The 7,300-square-foot mansion, featuring five en-suite bedrooms, boasts a grand entrance with a custom metal front door, exposed beams, and oversized sliding doors that flood the interior with natural light.
The mansion is equipped with smart home technology, including an elevator and a Savant audio system. The home sits on nearly half an acre and includes a pool, hot tub and landscaped grounds.
The three-car garage has a double lift to provide space for additional vehicles.
Plot 42 LLC purchased the property for $4.1 million in 2020. It listed the home for $9 million in September, before lowering the price to $8 million in October, then to $7.5 million in March, and finally to $7 million in April.
Christopher and Andrea Carrington purchased it for $6.6 million on June 6. Christopher Carrington is a board member and investor at Omni Interactions, which helps businesses scale their customer service operations to meet their needs.
The home 4682 S. Elizabeth Court in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
4682 S. Elizabeth Court in Cherry Hills Village: $6.4 million
Details: Christopher and Andrea Carrington sold their 9,620-square-foot ranch home in Cherry Hills Village after a $1 million renovation. The couple purchased the home for $2.6 million on April 11, 2014.
Stephen J. and Katherine E. Roberts purchased the six bedroom, eight-bath mansion on June 5.
The home at 5140 S. Kearney Court in Greenwood Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
5140 S. Kearney Court in Greenwood Village: $6.1 million
Listing agent: Anne Dresser Kocur with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Chelsea Magness with Compass-Denver
Details: This 8,300-square-foot home, designed by Mickey Ackerman with plans by Godden | Sudik Architects and constructed by Sterling Custom Homes in 2024, combines contemporary design with functionality.
Sellers Larry and Connie Page purchased the property for $988,524 in May 2021. Page, who owns Page-Mark and Page Digital, which specializes in home networking and home automation, is known for being hands-on in developing his homes.
The Greenwood Village mansion with five bedrooms and six baths includes radiant heated floors and state-of-the-art whole-home automation.
It also features soaring ceilings, floating stairs with undermount lighting, and 18-foot bi-fold doors that open to the main deck.
The main level includes an office with custom cabinetry, a mudroom with floor-to-ceiling walnut storage, and a primary suite with a spa-like bathroom and mountain views. The suite’s 12-foot bi-fold doors open to the deck and hot tub.
The basement has a $250,000 home theater, a wet bar, and a family room with 18-foot bi-fold doors that open onto the lower patio.
The Pages listed the home for $6.5 million on April 1. It went under contract on June 11, and the Shelley Magness Revocable Trust completed the $6.1 million purchase on June 27.
Correction: The agent info for 4682 S. Elizabeth Court has been corrected.
The home at 1700 E. Tufts Ave. in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
An 11,000-square-foot Cherry Hills Village mansion with five bedrooms and eight baths topped June home sales in the Denver metro area, fetching $6.84 million.
The other homes in the top five all sold for more than $6 million, including mansions in Denver and Greenwood Village.
The mansion at 1700 E. Tufts Ave. in Cherry Hills Village, listed for $8 million on April 29 and went under contract three weeks later. Avenir Real Estate Holdings LLC purchased it on June 25.
Susie Dews and Jeff Hendley with Compass-Denver represented the sellers. Josh Behr with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty represented the buyers.
The property was sold by the Cooper Family Revocable Trust, which purchased it for $1.8 million in 2003.
The home was designed and constructed by KZ Smith in 2004. It sits on nearly 2.5 acres with landscaping managed by Designs By Sundown to provide privacy on all sides and create a park-like nature preserve. The property also has space to add a pool, pool house, sports or tennis court or horse facilities.
The mansion includes five en-suite bedrooms, two dedicated studios, a fully equipped gym with rubber flooring, a lower-level family or media room and storage.
The property also features the original 1920s house, which has been renovated to create an ADU that could be used for multi-generational living or as a nanny’s quarters. An additional red barn that houses a generator capable of powering the house during an outage could be finished for multiple uses.
According to MLS data, here are June’s next four most expensive home sales in the Denver area:
The home at 562 Steele St. in Denver. (Courtesy REcolorado)
562 Steele St. in Denver: $6.8 million
Listing agent: Justin Joseph with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Sheila Hatcher with The Agency-Denver
Details: The 7,923-square-foot mansion in Cherry Creek, designed and constructed in 2020 by luxury home builder Piper Development, was originally listed in March for $7.3 million and reduced to $7 million in mid-May. The $6.8 million sale closed on June 11.
The contemporary residence includes four elevator-accessible levels, five bedrooms and six baths. The primary suite includes dual walk-in closets and dual water closets with heated tile flooring, a steam shower and a freestanding tub.
The home has three decks, complete with five water features, a hot tub, and an outdoor shower. It also has a temperature-controlled wine cellar with space for more than 1,500 bottles. A two-story garage with car elevator can fit up to 18 vehicles.
The home was sold by the William T. and Miriam J. Piper Revocable Trust. William Piper, who owns Piper Development, purchased the property for $800,000 in 2018 through 526 Steele St LLC.
The home was bought by the Ty Harrison Revocable Trust. Harrison is the owner and chief financial officer of PureWest, an independent natural gas producer.
The home at 27 Polo Club Circle in Denver. (Courtesy REcolorado)
27 Polo Club Circle in Denver: $6.6 million
Listing agents: Christopher Bouc and Ian Wolfe with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Helm, Weaver, Helm with Compass-Denver
Details: This modern brick estate in the exclusive Polo Club community was constructed by Chalet in 2021.
The 7,300-square-foot mansion, featuring five en-suite bedrooms, boasts a grand entrance with a custom metal front door, exposed beams, and oversized sliding doors that flood the interior with natural light.
The mansion is equipped with smart home technology, including an elevator and a Savant audio system. The home sits on nearly half an acre and includes a pool, hot tub and landscaped grounds.
The three-car garage has a double lift to provide space for additional vehicles.
Plot 42 LLC purchased the property for $4.1 million in 2020. It listed the home for $9 million in September, before lowering the price to $8 million in October, then to $7.5 million in March, and finally to $7 million in April.
Christopher and Andrea Carrington purchased it for $6.6 million on June 6. Christopher Carrington is a board member and investor at Omni Interactions, which helps businesses scale their customer service operations to meet their needs.
The home 4682 S. Elizabeth Court in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
4682 S. Elizabeth Court in Cherry Hills Village: $6.4 million
Details: Christopher and Andrea Carrington sold their 9,620-square-foot ranch home in Cherry Hills Village after a $1 million renovation. The couple purchased the home for $2.6 million on April 11, 2014.
Stephen J. and Katherine E. Roberts purchased the six bedroom, eight-bath mansion on June 5.
The home at 5140 S. Kearney Court in Greenwood Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
5140 S. Kearney Court in Greenwood Village: $6.1 million
Listing agent: Anne Dresser Kocur with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Chelsea Magness with Compass-Denver
Details: This 8,300-square-foot home, designed by Mickey Ackerman with plans by Godden | Sudik Architects and constructed by Sterling Custom Homes in 2024, combines contemporary design with functionality.
Sellers Larry and Connie Page purchased the property for $988,524 in May 2021. Page, who owns Page-Mark and Page Digital, which specializes in home networking and home automation, is known for being hands-on in developing his homes.
The Greenwood Village mansion with five bedrooms and six baths includes radiant heated floors and state-of-the-art whole-home automation.
It also features soaring ceilings, floating stairs with undermount lighting, and 18-foot bi-fold doors that open to the main deck.
The main level includes an office with custom cabinetry, a mudroom with floor-to-ceiling walnut storage, and a primary suite with a spa-like bathroom and mountain views. The suite’s 12-foot bi-fold doors open to the deck and hot tub.
The basement has a $250,000 home theater, a wet bar, and a family room with 18-foot bi-fold doors that open onto the lower patio.
The Pages listed the home for $6.5 million on April 1. It went under contract on June 11, and the Shelley Magness Revocable Trust completed the $6.1 million purchase on June 27.
Correction: The agent info for 4682 S. Elizabeth Court has been corrected.
