In recent few years, Denver has earned a reputation of national accolades, from the best city to live in the United States, according to U.S. News and World Report to one of the best cities in the nation to accumulate wealth.
1. Located at 100 Detroit Street #703, listed by the Kentwood Real Estate at $10,475,000.
This custom penthouse in city’s posh Cherry Creek neighborhood boasts three bedrooms and seven bathrooms in 6,599 square feet. Amenities include custom cabinetry, 24/7 concierge, valet, and porter service, and a 1,200-square-foot rooftop garden patio with views of the Rocky Mountains and downtown skyline.
2. Located at 400 Cook Street, at $5,690,000 listed by Coldwell Banker Devonshire.
Denver’s second most expensive is four bedrooms, six bath estate with 9,561 square feet in Cherry Creek North. The picturesque over-sized lot features a large outdoor patio and fireplace, while inside potential buyers will find a chef’s kitchen, custom two-story cherry wood library, and a temperature controlled wine cellar.
3. Located at 3125 East Exposition Avenue, at $5,500,000 by LIV Sotheby’s International Realty.
Designed by the iconic Denver architecture firm Fisher & Fisher—a firm responsible for dozens of homes on the National Register of Historic Places—this impeccably restored six-bedroom, six-bath home built in 1928 in the Belcaro neighborhood. Beyond its architectural significance, the historic home also boasts multiple fireplaces, a home theater, and a stunning outdoor pool.
4. It is a private residence flat 3800 at the Four Seasons in downtown Denver listed by LIV Sotheby’s International Realty offered at $5,250,000.
Set high in the Four Seasons Hotel in downtown, this four-bedroom. Beyond the luxurious design and the top-notch amenities of one of Denver’s nicest hotels, the listing also boasts two large terraces and what is arguably the best mountain view of the city.
5. Located at 25 Downing Street listed by LIV Sotheby’s International Realty at $5,000,000.
Denver has its fair share of the pricey penthouse, but none tops this twelfth-floor residence in the north tower of No. 25 Downing Street. The listing features 18th-century hand-carved, marble French fireplaces, Rojo Alicante countertops imported from Spain, and panoramic views of the Denver skyline, mountains, and plains.
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