LIST PRICE: $4,900,000
140 Race Street
Denver, CO
Nestled in the coveted Country Club neighborhood, this impeccably updated home perfectly blends timeless architectural charm with modern amenities. Featuring classic design details and impressive millwork, generously sized bedrooms, dedicated spaces for both everyday living and elevated entertaining, along with beautiful updates that merge seamlessly with the home's existing elements, this residence provides a truly exceptional living experience.
Country Club Historic District Market Trends
Country Club Historic District market trends indicate a decrease of $100 (19%) in the median price per square foot over the past 6 months. The median sales price fell to $1,725,000 from $2,500,000 six months ago. The median time on market for properties in Country Club Historic District is 85 days. Buyers can expect to pay 96% of the seller’s asking price.
Architectural charm with modern amenities
A sun-drenched, eat-in kitchen serves as a central hub, complete with stone slab counters, ample cabinetry, and high-end appliances. The basement expands the home's square footage and offers impressive wine storage for enthusiasts. Meticulously landscaped, the spacious yard is highlighted by a year-round pool and multiple seating areas for relaxation and hosting guests. Don't miss the opportunity to own an exquisite home in the heart of Denver with world-class shopping and dining just moments away in Cherry Creek. Welcome!
4
BEDROOMS
4
BATHROOMS
4,860
TOTAL SQ FT
.25
ACRES LOT
Floor Plans
Over-sized 2 car garage with extra storage
Central air upstairs, 3 cooling/heating units
in addition to hot water heat downstairs
Gas Fireplace, Refrigerator
drawers, Hidden room
Built in Kitchen Nook
Gas Fireplace
Year round pool
Heated floors in both upstairs bathrooms
Finished Basement
Primary Room Walk-in-closet
Bromwell Elementary School
Morey Middle School
East High School
Denver Country Club neighborhood
Built in 1926
Spanish Tile Roof
Property Features
140 Race Street, Denver, CO, 80206
Stunning mansions and elite multi-home estates define the Denver Country Club neighborhood between 8th Avenue, Cherry Creek, York, and Downing. This neighborhood began in 1905 with the incorporation of the exclusive Park Club Place between East 1st, 4th and Downing and Humboldt. The Country Club addition followed in 1906.
This collection of architectural masterpieces includes influences from Colonial, French Chateau, Tudor, Santa Fe, and Georgian, with remarkable Denver Squares, large bungalows, and distinct Victorians. Residents love the central yet private location and of course its prestigious Denver Country Club, for which the neighborhood is named.
Walk or bike to neighboring Cherry Creek North for high-end retail, restaurants, and spas. Take a ride along the bike path, or head over to nearby Washington Park for a picnic. Buying here allows you access to the most elite recreational, retail and dining establishments. Though the prices of homes are high, the neighborhood’s qualities are a clear justification.
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