Most expensive home in Denver lists for $28.88M

A sprawling property has come to market within the Mile Excessive Metropolis with a mile-high asking value.
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It doesn’t get pricier than this. 

This sprawling Colorado compound is the costliest home on the market within the state’s capital metropolis of Denver. The $28.88 million property hit the market Monday. The Company Denver managing companions Kacey Bingham and Jared Clean have the itemizing. 

“Clearview Farm presents the extremely uncommon alternative to personal practically 15 acres within the coronary heart of Cherry Hills Village,” Bingham advised The Submit of the sprawling property, which is situated within the the less-than-7,000-person Metropolis of Cherry Hills Village, a house rule municipality that’s a part of the Denver-Aurora-Lakewood metropolitan space. “There has by no means been a property, on this a lot acreage, with a 1.5-acre pond, and unobstructed views to be supplied to the market earlier than.”

The five-bedroom, eight-bathroom property can also be distinctive within the Village for being new building, as the realm is understood for its conventional, legacy properties.

Unfold throughout greater than 13,700 sq. ft, the two-story principal home is located on the property’s highest level, providing sweeping views of the Rocky Mountains, the luxurious foliage and the remainder of the property. The structure was conceived as 4 linked barns.

An aerial view of the compound.

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Design options embrace open layouts and a good-looking beamed ceiling.

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The home has a 75-foot lap pool.

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A lounge with 22-foot ceilings.

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The outside siding has been handled with an historical Japanese preservation methodology.

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In all there are 5 bedrooms.

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The trendy dwelling seems to be out to views of the encompassing mountains.

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Perks additionally embrace window partitions that open to the outside.

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One in every of quite a few decks.

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The outside is sided with wooden preserved via an historical Japanese approach referred to as Shou Sugi Ban — by which the floor is charred with a scorching flame, enhancing its sturdiness and prolonging its life with out the usage of chemical substances. The $28.88 million asking value itself is supposed to replicate the Japanese affect on the structure by repeatedly incorporating the quantity eight, which in Japanese tradition is a logo of prosperity. 

Along with being bodily and financially monumental, the pastoral retreat additionally boasts agriculture-zoned fields and equestrian amenities, 22-foot ceilings, a facet deck with retractable sunshades, a 75-foot lap pool, an elevator, a driveway snowmelt system, indoor parking for six automobiles and a steam room.

There’s additionally a two-bedroom, one-bathroom, 2,620-square foot visitor home simply down the hill from the principle home. It has its personal water feature-lined entryway and is adjoining to the pond.