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    Home » Cherry Hills Village mansion sells for $9.8M, tops August Denver home sales

    Cherry Hills Village mansion sells for $9.8M, tops August Denver home sales

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    A 13,000-square-foot, two-story stone mansion on two acres in Cherry Hills Village sold for $9.8 million last month, topping August home sales in the Denver metro area.

    The six-bedroom, 11-bath home at 5650 E. Stanford Drive was constructed at 5650 E. Stanford Drive in 2012, one year after the property was purchased by the Laura Anne Smallen Joint Living Trust and the Lawrence Henry Smallen Joint Living Trust for $975,000.

    The home boasts panoramic mountain views and a dramatic two-story great room with a towering stone fireplace. There’s a commercial Brunswick two-lane bowling alley with ball return and scoring, an indoor swim spa, an infrared sauna and an eight-seat theater room, plus a temperature-controlled wine room and an exercise room with a full hair and nail salon.

    Additional amenities include two outdoor kitchens, an oversized pool with natural filtration, a rock waterfall, and a regulation-size lighted tennis court.

    The Smallens listed the home in May with Larry Hotz of Kentwood Real Estate DTC.

    The home was purchased for its list price on Aug. 11 by Dragons Buddha Trust, which lists a Minneapolis address. The buyer was represented by Rachel Quincey with LUX Living.

    Based on MLS data, here are the next four most expensive home sales in the Denver area for August:

    The home at 1860 E. Cedar Ave. in Denver. (Courtesy REColorado)
    The home at 1860 E. Cedar Ave. in Denver. (Courtesy REColorado)

    1860 E. Cedar Ave. in Denver: $8.4 million

    Listing agents: Colleen Covell and Peter Blank with Compass-Denver

    Buyer’s agent: Kristin Harris with Milehimodern

    Details: Developer Michael Horton, using 1860 E Cedar Ave LLC, constructed the 5,964-square-foot, six-bedroom, eight-bath home, clad in wire-brushed cedar and local stone, with raw steel accents.

    Domani Development built the new construction home designed in a mid-modern style by StudioHoff Architecture.

    This three-story home features floating staircases and an elevator. There are multiple outdoor dining and lounge areas, a resort-style pool and spa, a covered terrace and an outdoor kitchen.

    The home listed on July 22 for $8.5 million and went under contract on July 30.

    Buyers Riley and Nina Kilmer closed on the property on Aug. 18. Riley Kilmer is the co-founder of Spur Intelligence Corporation, a cybersecurity firm.

    The home at 1110 E. Layton Ave. in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REColorado)
    The home at 1110 E. Layton Ave. in Cherry Hills Village. (Courtesy REColorado)

    1110 E. Layton Ave. in Cherry Hills Village: $8 million

    Listing agents: Brian Harris and Jamie Harris with Kentwood Real Estate DTC

    Buyer’s agents: Brian Harris and Jamie Harris with Kentwood Real Estate DTC

    Details: Entered for comp purposes, Faithful Leap LLC closed on the 8,262-square-foot mansion on Aug. 12. The entity lists an address that corresponds to a San Francisco office of the Jordan Park Group, a financial investment company.

    In November, the Jordan Park Group used 4949 South Franklin LLC to spend $9 million to buy 4949 S. Franklin in Cherry Hills Village.

    Sellers Andreas and Stacey Panayiotou purchased the six-bedroom, nine-bath home for $6.4 million in May 2023. Andreas Panayiotou is Pfizer’s chief marketing officer, and Stacey Panayiotou is Kimberly-Clark’s chief human resources officer.

    The home at 9650 S. Cougar Road in Littleton. (Courtesy REColorado)
    The home at 9650 S. Cougar Road in Littleton. (Courtesy REColorado)

    9650 S. Cougar Road in Littleton: $6 million

    Listing agent: Jennifer Singer with RE/MAX Professionals

    Buyer’s agent: Delma Liz Alvarez with Liz and Company Realty

    Details: This 8,489-square-foot home, constructed in 2012, sits on nearly 20 acres set against red rock formations in Jefferson County.

    The seven-bedroom, eight-bath home features 10 heated garage spaces, Alder wood interiors, hand-crafted stonework, multiple terraces, and glass walls.

    ERH Revocable Trust purchased the home for $4.3 million in January 2021 and listed it for $6.8 million on May 25.

    Mark and Charlotte Brown closed on the home on Aug. 5 for just over $6 million.

    The home at 45 S. Bellaire St. in Denver. (Courtesy REColorado)
    The home at 45 S. Bellaire St. in Denver. (Courtesy REColorado)

    45 S. Bellaire St. in Denver: $5.7 million

    Listing agent: The Hoholik Team with Milehimodern

    Buyer’s agent: Marlowe Crown with The Agency-Denver

    Details: The KAT Trust and the PRT Trust purchased this two-story, 7,000-square-foot brick home in the Hilltop neighborhood on Aug. 15 from 8340 Investments LLC.

    The seller purchased the five-bedroom, six-bath home for $1.6 million in September 2023. The house was initially constructed in 1941.

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