January: $5.4 million
The 10,700-square-foot main house was built in 1975. (Mason Morris Ranch Co.)
February: $3.99 million
The 9,000-square-foot mansion at 4475 S. Downing St. sold for $4 million.
March: $6 million
The 9,600-square-foot mansion sits on two acres at 14 Cherry Hills Drive. (Courtesy LIV Sotheby’s)
April: $3.48 million
The home at 675 N. Humboldt St. was bought for $3.48 million. (Courtesy Sotheby’s)
May: $5.85 million
The home at 1991 E. Alameda Ave. sold for nearly $6 million. (Kate Tracy)
June: $5 million
Jacques Benedict designed the home at 910 Gaylord St., which sold for $5.75 million. (Kate Tracy)
July: $4.95 million
The condo at 1133 14th St.
sold for $5.3 million. (REcolorado and LIV Sotheby’s)
August: $3.5 million
The home at 15 S. Dexter St. sold for $3.5 million. (REcolorado and Re/Max)
September:Â $4.3 million
The home at 18 Cherry Hills Park Drive sold for $4.3 million. (REcolorado and LIV Sotheby’s)
October: $5.275 million
The two-story home at 32 Polo Club Circle sold for nearly $5.3 million. (LIV Sotheby’s)
November: $5.3 million
The condo at 1133 14th St.
sold for $5.3 million. (REcolorado and LIV Sotheby’s)
January: $5.4 million
The 10,700-square-foot main house was built in 1975. (Mason Morris Ranch Co.)
In a hot year for Denver residential real estate, a Cherry Hills Village mansion took the top spot with a $6 million price tag. Take a look back at a year's worth of high-end home sales.
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