A Cherry Hills Village mansion that was originally listed for $10 million topped metro Denver’s residential real estate sales in July, closing for $7.1 million.
The six-bedroom, 11-bathroom estate in the 1 block of Village Road sold July 29 after being relisted in February for $8 million.
Sellers Stephen and Susan Rector built the roughly 20,000-square-foot Tuscan-style mansion in 2011 after purchasing the 2-acre property in 2007. Stephen Rector leads private energy company Rim Operating.
The home features exposed wooden beams, stone and brick construction, hand-painted ceilings and a wine cellar with a mural by artist Sheldon James. Custom mantels were crafted from salvaged materials, while the roof is finished with clay tiles imported from Portugal.
Kate Perry of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty represented both the sellers and the buyer, Cassinis Nevada Trust.
Based on MLS data, here are the next four most expensive metro Denver home sales in July:
$6.1 million — Hilltop
Location: 100 block of S. Cherry Street, Denver
Listing agent: Peter Blank, Compass Denver
Buyer’s agent: Casey Karsh Perry, Compass Denver
Designed by Alvarez Morris, the newly completed 2026 home includes six bedrooms and seven bathrooms.
Walls of windows fill the main living and dining spaces with natural light while overlooking a resort-style backyard. Additional features include a private office, chevron hardwood floors, designer lighting, an elevator, smart-home technology and solar features.
Angela Marie Brocksmith and David Blair Strong purchased the home from an LLC.
$6 million — Cherry Hills Village
Location: 1100 block of E. Kenyon Ave., Cherry Hills Village
Listing agents: Helm Weaver Helm, Compass Denver
Buyer’s agents: Helm Weaver Helm, Compass Denver
The remodeled, 7,000-square-foot home sits on just over an acre with views of Cherry Hills Country Club.
Amenities include a heated wraparound deck, two pergolas, a fire pit, two built-in grills, a pizza oven, hot tub and outdoor bar. A detached carriage house adds separate living quarters with its own kitchen and bathroom.
Sellers Amy and Robert Martin purchased the property for $2.9 million in 2018. Robert Martin is board member and chief financial officer of Sekisui House U.S., while Amy Martin is a senior regional vice president at Ameriprise Financial Services.
Buyer Sant Angelo LLC also purchased the neighboring property in the 1100 block of E. Kenyon Ave. for $1.5 million.
$5.9 million — Cherry Hills Village
Location: 70 block of Glenmoor Drive, Cherry Hills Village
Listing agents: Helm Weaver Helm, Compass Denver
Buyer’s agent: Jennifer Parson, LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
The five-bedroom, seven-bathroom brick home spans about 11,500 square feet and overlooks Glenmoor Country Club.
Sellers Michael and Julia Bulloch bought the property for $3 million in 2018 before listing it in May for $5.9 million. Buyers the Gregory Anderson Living Trust and the Jill Anderson Living Trust closed at the full asking price on July 10.
$5.5 million — Crestmoor
Location: 100 block of Leyden Street, Denver
Listing agents: The Hoholik Team and Elissa Sungar, Milehimodern
Buyer’s agent: Justin Grimm, MyCasa LLC
Built by Devex, the newly constructed five-bedroom, eight-bathroom home spans 6,724 square feet.
Highlights include a butler’s pantry adjoining the formal dining room, a five-piece primary bathroom and an entertainment-focused lower level with a wine room and custom sauna.
Devcon LLC sold the property to Jeffrey and Mary Genuario.
