“We lived around the corner and walked by it on the way to school for years,” said the seller, whose kids are now out of the house.
KSL exec lists Tudor on Cranmer Park for $5M
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Honey Smoked Fish founder lists Cherry Hills mansion for $6M
“This isn’t a standard home,” a listing agent said. “It’s very different from its neighbors.”
Insurance exec lists Cherry Hills mansion for $8M
Chuck McDaniel bought the property at 5 Walden Lane a decade ago for $3.9 million.
Country’s largest privately held homebuilder Ashton Woods planting flag in region
Ashton Woods, the country’s largest privately held homebuilder based outside Atlanta, has acquired land in metro Denver and plans to begin selling new homes starting next year. “We have been continually looking for opportunities to move out West and we have been keeping an eye on the Denver market,” said Lindsay Motley, an Ashton Woods… Read more »
Business execs list Country Club mansion for $4.3M
“It’s a beautiful location,” said Jamison-Marcy. “It’s a pretty place to walk your dog or stroll to Cherry Creek or Cheesman Park.”
Dated to dream home: Construction pros spend $1M to redo Littleton mansion
Tim Pleune and his wife Barb listed their Littleton mansion for $4.5M. Tim helped start BOA Construction in the 1970s
$15 million Polo Club buy tops January home sales
Mansions in Douglas County nabbed two of the other slots.
Polo Club mansion on 4 acres sells for $15M
It’s the second-most ever paid for a single-family home in Denver. But the seller’s agent considers it a land deal.
Denver area’s 10 priciest home sales in 2024 all topped $8M
5,000 properties priced over $1 million sold for $8.5 billion last year. That’s 14 percent more properties worth 12 percent more than last year’s luxury home sales.
Has a former fraudster gone straight? His solar clients aren’t so sure
Doug Glaser was a high-flying investor, then a headline-grabbing inmate. His latest company is facing allegations.
