The 11,000-square-foot Cherry Hills mansion was constructed in 2002, has six bedrooms and nine baths, and sits on 2.5 acres. Photo courtesy of REColorado
A Cherry Hills Village mansion that sold for $10.2 million topped April home sales for the region.
Four Boulder homes also made the list.
Trevor Gallup and Lynn Honderd sold the Cherry Hills home. Gallup is a mortgage banker and Honderd is one of the founders of Mary’s Medicinals, a cannabis product company.
The couple purchased the house for $4.6 million in October 2020.
The 11,000-square-foot mansion at 4301 S. Lafayette St. in Cherry Hills, constructed in 2002, has six bedrooms and nine baths and sits on 2.5 acres.
Michelle Warner and Maddie Johnson with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty represented the sellers. Grace Sullivan and the Bob Brown Team at Milehimodern represented the buyer.
The mansion listed for $10.5 million on Feb. 20 and went under contract on March 10. The sale closed on April 30.
According to MLS data, here are March’s next four most expensive home sales:
This restored home, constructed in 1900, includes leaded glass windows, oak millwork and three fireplaces. Photo courtesy of ColoProperty.com
453 Pine St. in Boulder: $7.6 million
Listing agent: Bethany Sartell with Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder
Buyer’s agent: Jennifer Egbert with Milehimodern-Boulder
Details: Constructed in 1900, this 6,300-square-foot home in the Mapleton Hill neighborhood has been meticulously restored and renovated. It has five bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
The home includes leaded glass windows, oak millwork and three fireplaces. It also includes a gear room, ski locker, soundproof recording space, climate-controlled guitar room, extensive wine storage, a home gym, and a workshop with a hydraulic lift that offers access to the garage.
The private guest suite has an exterior entry that offers access for guests or an au pair.
Jil Nesbit Cohen purchased the home from Paul and Catherine Rehrig, who bought it in October 2021 for $5.9 million. Cohen’s husband is David Cohen, a cofounder of Techstars.
This four-bedroom, six-bath house sits on an acre with a geothermal heating and cooling system and over 80 solar panels. Photo courtesy ColoProperty.com
825 Circle Drive in Boulder: $7 million
Listing agent: Lorrie Trussell with RE/MAX Alliance-Boulder
Buyer’s agent: Andrea Meneghel with Slifer Smith & Frampton-Boulder
Details: Laurel A. Lagenaur listed the house for $7.5 million on Jan. 23. Lagenaur purchased the property for $1.4 million in February 2015 and had the home constructed in 2016. The buyer was an LLC.
The four-bedroom, six-bath house sits on an acre and features large windows offering expansive views. It also has a geothermal heating and cooling system and over 80 solar panels.
The home has a saltwater pool, an elevator, and a radiant-heated driveway for convenience during snowy winters. It also has a heated three-car garage with an EV charging station and a private mother-in-law suite.
This seven-bedroom, nine-bath home on an acre borders the ninth hole at the Boulder Country Club. Photo courtesy of ColoProperty.com
7076 Indian Peaks Trail in Boulder: $6.6 million
Listing agent: The Zach Zeldner Team with Compass-Boulder
Buyer’s agent: Miles Kunkel with Compass-Boulder
Details: J. Dries and Kathryn L. Darius purchased the 10,000-square-foot home from Byron and Melinda Besse.
Dries Darius is a lecturer at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Leeds School of Business. Kathryn Darius is the vice president of program governance and portfolio management with Entrada Therapeutics.
The Besses purchased the home in November 2020 for $2.7 million. They listed it for $7 million on Feb. 13.
The seven-bedroom, nine-bath home on an acre bordering the ninth hole at the Boulder Country Club was constructed in 2001 and was fully remodeled in 2021.
The home includes five en suite bedrooms, an open kitchen with custom cabinetry, designer tile, stone counters, and state-of-the-art appliances. The home’s lower level includes a golf simulator, a movie lounge, and a kitchenette with a wet bar.
The Morrison-McKenzie House with six bedrooms and four baths features fully renovated interiors with gleaming hardwood floors, millwork and graceful archways. Photo courtesy of ColoProperty.co
809 Pine St. in Boulder: $6.5 million
Listing agent: The Zach Zeldner Team with Compass-Boulder
Buyer’s agent: Jennifer Rutherford with WK Real Estate
Details: A trust purchased the 5,000-square-foot home in the Mapleton Hill neighborhood from Martin and Lauren Koopman.
The Koopmans purchased the house, which was constructed in 1876, for $5 million in January 2021. They listed it for $10 million in May and lowered the price to $8.9 million in October before removing the listing in December. They listed the home for $7.5 million on Jan. 14.
The 11,000-square-foot Cherry Hills mansion was constructed in 2002, has six bedrooms and nine baths, and sits on 2.5 acres. Photo courtesy of REColorado
A Cherry Hills Village mansion that sold for $10.2 million topped April home sales for the region.
Four Boulder homes also made the list.
Trevor Gallup and Lynn Honderd sold the Cherry Hills home. Gallup is a mortgage banker and Honderd is one of the founders of Mary’s Medicinals, a cannabis product company.
The couple purchased the house for $4.6 million in October 2020.
The 11,000-square-foot mansion at 4301 S. Lafayette St. in Cherry Hills, constructed in 2002, has six bedrooms and nine baths and sits on 2.5 acres.
Michelle Warner and Maddie Johnson with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty represented the sellers. Grace Sullivan and the Bob Brown Team at Milehimodern represented the buyer.
The mansion listed for $10.5 million on Feb. 20 and went under contract on March 10. The sale closed on April 30.
According to MLS data, here are March’s next four most expensive home sales:
This restored home, constructed in 1900, includes leaded glass windows, oak millwork and three fireplaces. Photo courtesy of ColoProperty.com
453 Pine St. in Boulder: $7.6 million
Listing agent: Bethany Sartell with Coldwell Banker Realty-Boulder
Buyer’s agent: Jennifer Egbert with Milehimodern-Boulder
Details: Constructed in 1900, this 6,300-square-foot home in the Mapleton Hill neighborhood has been meticulously restored and renovated. It has five bedrooms and eight bathrooms.
The home includes leaded glass windows, oak millwork and three fireplaces. It also includes a gear room, ski locker, soundproof recording space, climate-controlled guitar room, extensive wine storage, a home gym, and a workshop with a hydraulic lift that offers access to the garage.
The private guest suite has an exterior entry that offers access for guests or an au pair.
Jil Nesbit Cohen purchased the home from Paul and Catherine Rehrig, who bought it in October 2021 for $5.9 million. Cohen’s husband is David Cohen, a cofounder of Techstars.
This four-bedroom, six-bath house sits on an acre with a geothermal heating and cooling system and over 80 solar panels. Photo courtesy ColoProperty.com
825 Circle Drive in Boulder: $7 million
Listing agent: Lorrie Trussell with RE/MAX Alliance-Boulder
Buyer’s agent: Andrea Meneghel with Slifer Smith & Frampton-Boulder
Details: Laurel A. Lagenaur listed the house for $7.5 million on Jan. 23. Lagenaur purchased the property for $1.4 million in February 2015 and had the home constructed in 2016. The buyer was an LLC.
The four-bedroom, six-bath house sits on an acre and features large windows offering expansive views. It also has a geothermal heating and cooling system and over 80 solar panels.
The home has a saltwater pool, an elevator, and a radiant-heated driveway for convenience during snowy winters. It also has a heated three-car garage with an EV charging station and a private mother-in-law suite.
This seven-bedroom, nine-bath home on an acre borders the ninth hole at the Boulder Country Club. Photo courtesy of ColoProperty.com
7076 Indian Peaks Trail in Boulder: $6.6 million
Listing agent: The Zach Zeldner Team with Compass-Boulder
Buyer’s agent: Miles Kunkel with Compass-Boulder
Details: J. Dries and Kathryn L. Darius purchased the 10,000-square-foot home from Byron and Melinda Besse.
Dries Darius is a lecturer at the University of Colorado Boulder’s Leeds School of Business. Kathryn Darius is the vice president of program governance and portfolio management with Entrada Therapeutics.
The Besses purchased the home in November 2020 for $2.7 million. They listed it for $7 million on Feb. 13.
The seven-bedroom, nine-bath home on an acre bordering the ninth hole at the Boulder Country Club was constructed in 2001 and was fully remodeled in 2021.
The home includes five en suite bedrooms, an open kitchen with custom cabinetry, designer tile, stone counters, and state-of-the-art appliances. The home’s lower level includes a golf simulator, a movie lounge, and a kitchenette with a wet bar.
The Morrison-McKenzie House with six bedrooms and four baths features fully renovated interiors with gleaming hardwood floors, millwork and graceful archways. Photo courtesy of ColoProperty.co
809 Pine St. in Boulder: $6.5 million
Listing agent: The Zach Zeldner Team with Compass-Boulder
Buyer’s agent: Jennifer Rutherford with WK Real Estate
Details: A trust purchased the 5,000-square-foot home in the Mapleton Hill neighborhood from Martin and Lauren Koopman.
The Koopmans purchased the house, which was constructed in 1876, for $5 million in January 2021. They listed it for $10 million in May and lowered the price to $8.9 million in October before removing the listing in December. They listed the home for $7.5 million on Jan. 14.
