The home at 4603 S. Denice Drive in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
November’s top home sales in the Denver metro include the priciest deal of the year in Cherry Hills Village, an Evergreen home on 15 acres and a Cherry Creek penthouse that sold for the second time in less than a year.
The top sale was 4603 S. Denice Drive in Cherry Hills, which sold for $17 million — the priciest deal of 2025 to date in the Denver metro.
The 22,000-square-foot home on 2 acres was originally listed by Chuck Gargotto and Jason Weisgerber of Kentwood Real Estate DTC in April for $20 million. It was ultimately purchased by 4603 South Denice Drive LLC on Nov. 20.
The seller, Happy Hound Property LLC, bought the home for $5.3 million in March 2016, took the house down to the studs and rebuilt it. The six-bedroom home has 11 bathrooms and an elevator.
Based on MLS data, here are the next four most expensive home sales in the Denver area for November:
The home at 1000 E. Stanford Ave. in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
1000 E. Stanford Ave. in Cherry Hills Village: $9.3 million
Listing agent: Johnny DeBrito with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Helm Weaver Helm with Compass-Denver
Details: This 9,300-square-foot, 6-bedroom, 10-bath mansion sold for $100,000 over its list price.
The Vision Design Build home features vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, a limestone fireplace and white oak floors. The primary suite, two additional bedrooms and an office are located in a private wing.
It also has a one-bedroom guest suite above the four-car garage, along with a fully finished lower level that includes a family room with a fireplace, a bar, a screening room, two bedroom suites, a flex room and a gym with an infrared sauna.
Mark and Heather Yeager, who purchased the new construction home for $8.3 million in October 2024, listed it for $9.2 million Sept. 30. It went under contract Oct. 7.
Buyers Robert and Amy Martin closed on the purchase Nov. 6.
The home at 34650 Sleeping Fox Trail in Evergreen. (Courtesy REcolorado)
34650 Sleeping Fox Trail in Evergreen: $7.4 million
Listing agent: Tania Story with Compass-Denver
Buyer’s agent: Kim Gil with HomeSmart
Details: This 7,567-square-foot, five-bedroom, seven-bath gated home on 15 acres sold for more than $1 million under its initial list price.
The home, constructed in 2011, features vaulted ceilings and stone wall accents. It also has an indoor pool, outdoor patios, a sports court and a half-mile of groomed trails. A carriage house includes living quarters and four parking spaces.
The Steven R. O’Brien Revocable Trust, which purchased the mansion in August 2024 for $7 million, listed it for $8.8 million June 25. The trust dropped the price to $8.5 million a month later and reduced again Aug. 12 to $8.1 million.
The mansion went under contract Oct. 26, and buyers Nate Haskins and Kendall Hommel closed on the purchase Nov. 4.
The Laurel Cherry Creek building at 155 Steele St. in Denver. (Courtesy photo)
155 Steele St., Unit 1212 in Denver: $6.7 million
Listing agent: Mckinze Casey with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Kevin Garrett and Matthew McNeill with Kentwood Real Estate City Properties
Details: Hoops Trust, which purchased a larger penthouse in the same building for $10 million in October, sold this 3,382-square-foot unit with three bedrooms and four baths.
The trust, which lists a California address, bought Unit 1212 in February for $6.1 million.
This penthouse at The Laurel features 11-foot ceilings, an open-concept layout, a family room with an adjacent dining area, three bedrooms with en suite baths, outdoor patios that offer city and mountain views, and four parking spaces.
The buyer is REL 1515 Trust.
The home at 2332 S. Columbine St. in Denver. (Courtesy REcolorado)
2332 S. Columbine St. in Denver: $6.1 million
Listing agent: Shannon Roberts with MJS Development
Buyer’s agent: Adele Lewis with eXp Realty LLC
Details: This 7,661-square-foot new construction home from MJS Design Build sits a few blocks from Observatory Park. It listed for $5.7 million March 20 and went under contract that day.
Buyers Rajat and Michele Krai Dhanda closed on the property for $6.1 million Nov. 10. Rajat Dhanda is a partner and global head of wealth management at Ares Management.
The five-bedroom, six-bath home features Mediterranean design elements, including arched floor-to-ceiling windows, artisan metal work and a blend of natural materials.
MJS Properties bought the property for $1.5 million in January 2023.
The home at 4603 S. Denice Drive in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
November’s top home sales in the Denver metro include the priciest deal of the year in Cherry Hills Village, an Evergreen home on 15 acres and a Cherry Creek penthouse that sold for the second time in less than a year.
The top sale was 4603 S. Denice Drive in Cherry Hills, which sold for $17 million — the priciest deal of 2025 to date in the Denver metro.
The 22,000-square-foot home on 2 acres was originally listed by Chuck Gargotto and Jason Weisgerber of Kentwood Real Estate DTC in April for $20 million. It was ultimately purchased by 4603 South Denice Drive LLC on Nov. 20.
The seller, Happy Hound Property LLC, bought the home for $5.3 million in March 2016, took the house down to the studs and rebuilt it. The six-bedroom home has 11 bathrooms and an elevator.
Based on MLS data, here are the next four most expensive home sales in the Denver area for November:
The home at 1000 E. Stanford Ave. in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REcolorado)
1000 E. Stanford Ave. in Cherry Hills Village: $9.3 million
Listing agent: Johnny DeBrito with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Helm Weaver Helm with Compass-Denver
Details: This 9,300-square-foot, 6-bedroom, 10-bath mansion sold for $100,000 over its list price.
The Vision Design Build home features vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, a limestone fireplace and white oak floors. The primary suite, two additional bedrooms and an office are located in a private wing.
It also has a one-bedroom guest suite above the four-car garage, along with a fully finished lower level that includes a family room with a fireplace, a bar, a screening room, two bedroom suites, a flex room and a gym with an infrared sauna.
Mark and Heather Yeager, who purchased the new construction home for $8.3 million in October 2024, listed it for $9.2 million Sept. 30. It went under contract Oct. 7.
Buyers Robert and Amy Martin closed on the purchase Nov. 6.
The home at 34650 Sleeping Fox Trail in Evergreen. (Courtesy REcolorado)
34650 Sleeping Fox Trail in Evergreen: $7.4 million
Listing agent: Tania Story with Compass-Denver
Buyer’s agent: Kim Gil with HomeSmart
Details: This 7,567-square-foot, five-bedroom, seven-bath gated home on 15 acres sold for more than $1 million under its initial list price.
The home, constructed in 2011, features vaulted ceilings and stone wall accents. It also has an indoor pool, outdoor patios, a sports court and a half-mile of groomed trails. A carriage house includes living quarters and four parking spaces.
The Steven R. O’Brien Revocable Trust, which purchased the mansion in August 2024 for $7 million, listed it for $8.8 million June 25. The trust dropped the price to $8.5 million a month later and reduced again Aug. 12 to $8.1 million.
The mansion went under contract Oct. 26, and buyers Nate Haskins and Kendall Hommel closed on the purchase Nov. 4.
The Laurel Cherry Creek building at 155 Steele St. in Denver. (Courtesy photo)
155 Steele St., Unit 1212 in Denver: $6.7 million
Listing agent: Mckinze Casey with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
Buyer’s agent: Kevin Garrett and Matthew McNeill with Kentwood Real Estate City Properties
Details: Hoops Trust, which purchased a larger penthouse in the same building for $10 million in October, sold this 3,382-square-foot unit with three bedrooms and four baths.
The trust, which lists a California address, bought Unit 1212 in February for $6.1 million.
This penthouse at The Laurel features 11-foot ceilings, an open-concept layout, a family room with an adjacent dining area, three bedrooms with en suite baths, outdoor patios that offer city and mountain views, and four parking spaces.
The buyer is REL 1515 Trust.
The home at 2332 S. Columbine St. in Denver. (Courtesy REcolorado)
2332 S. Columbine St. in Denver: $6.1 million
Listing agent: Shannon Roberts with MJS Development
Buyer’s agent: Adele Lewis with eXp Realty LLC
Details: This 7,661-square-foot new construction home from MJS Design Build sits a few blocks from Observatory Park. It listed for $5.7 million March 20 and went under contract that day.
Buyers Rajat and Michele Krai Dhanda closed on the property for $6.1 million Nov. 10. Rajat Dhanda is a partner and global head of wealth management at Ares Management.
The five-bedroom, six-bath home features Mediterranean design elements, including arched floor-to-ceiling windows, artisan metal work and a blend of natural materials.
MJS Properties bought the property for $1.5 million in January 2023.
