The luxury real estate market in 2024 delivered exceptional highlights, with every property on the list selling for over $8 million. Cherry Hills Village dominated the rankings, claiming six of the top ten sales, including the year’s most expensive home, two properties on the same street, and even one that appeared twice! Boulder also made a strong showing, with four remarkable entries. Here’s a closer look at these stunning properties:
10. 1000 East Stanford Avenue, Cherry Hills Village – $8.3 Million
This modern estate features vaulted ceilings, floor-to-ceiling windows, and rich oak finishes, seamlessly connecting indoor and outdoor living spaces. The property includes a pool with an integrated spa, a guest suite above the garage, and a fully finished lower level with a gym and entertainment areas.
9. 4949 South Franklin Street, Cherry Hills Village – $8.5 Million
Elegantly designed and situated on a 1.19-acre lot in Old Cherry Hills, this new construction blends modern styling with rustic Colorado charm, highlighted by reclaimed oak beams, vaulted ceilings, and a grand two-story stone fireplace. The property features a chef's kitchen, a luxurious main-floor primary suite, a fully outfitted entertainment basement, and a landscaped backyard with a pool, patios, and firepit for exceptional indoor-outdoor living.
8. 2621 3rd Street, Boulder – $8.7 Million
This UrbanAlpine home by Surround Architects exudes warmth and charm, combining contemporary amenities with distinctive character. Its seamless blend of modern design and inviting aesthetics makes it truly one-of-a-kind.
7. 33 Viking Drive, Cherry Hills Village – $8.8 Million
This meticulously renovated home seamlessly blends classic charm with modern luxury, featuring a stunning primary suite wing, a theater, and a unique fitness center with deluxe spa amenities. Its expansive outdoor space includes a heated saltwater pool, a fire pit, and a 1,518-square-foot heated patio for year-round enjoyment.
6. 12 Viking Drive, Cherry Hills Village – $9 Million
Completed in 2020, this estate combines modern sophistication and timeless design. Features include a stunning kitchen with a Lacanche range, secret hallways connecting bedroom suites, and expansive grounds with a pool, spa, and outdoor kitchen.
5. 4949 South Franklin Street, Cherry Hills Village – $9 Million
Making its second appearance on the list, this property showcased exceptional craftsmanship and seamless indoor-outdoor living.
4. 3200 Foothills Highway, Boulder – $9 Million
This 162-acre estate offers unparalleled natural beauty and unobstructed views of the Flatirons, Longs Peak, and Eldorado Canyon. With a main residence, horse stables, and development opportunities, it’s a private oasis just minutes from Boulder and Golden.
3. 916 Juniper Avenue, Boulder – $10 Million
Designed by Surround Architecture and TreeLine Homes, this one-of-a-kind residence boasts captivating Flatiron views, reclaimed white oak flooring, and a chef’s kitchen. With a saltwater pool, en-suite pool house, and seamless indoor-outdoor living, it redefines luxury on one of Boulder’s most exclusive streets.
2. 2260 Meadow Avenue, Boulder – $10 Million
Meadow, located in Boulder's coveted Carolyn Heights, exemplifies sophisticated design by Surround Architecture and J. Logan. With clean lines, rich materials, and seamless indoor-outdoor living, this architectural gem features Nanawall glass walls, a pool patio, and a basketball court, setting a new standard for Boulder luxury.
1. 5 Cherry Hills Park Drive, Cherry Hills Village – $15.75 Million
This Cherry Hills estate combines over 11,000 square feet of elegance and cutting-edge technology. Highlights include a primary suite with imported custom doors, heated floors, and a steam shower, a kitchen with dual Caesarstone islands, and luxurious outdoor amenities like a pool, pizza oven, and automated gates—all set on 2.5 impeccably landscaped acres near Cherry Hills Country Club.
These homes not only highlight the enduring appeal of Denver and Boulder’s luxury markets but also reflect the diverse architectural styles and features that continue to draw high-end buyers to the region. Whether it’s Boulder’s iconic views or Cherry Hills’ sprawling estates, these properties represent the pinnacle of Colorado’s real estate market.
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