Five Most Expensive Homes Sold in Metro Denver in 2025

The other half is living large in Denver.

This year, five homes in the Denver metro area sold for $10 million or more, according to Redfin data on completed residential real estate sales since January 1. That is almost sixteen times the $631,000 median sale price of single-family homes in the region last month.

The priciest home sales of 2025 range from a penthouse condo to a 600-plus-acre ranch. The number-one sale on this list even set a new record for the Denver metro area’s most expensive on-market sale of all time.

Here’s a look at the high-ticket home sales of 2025 (which is probably the closest any of us will get to this level of luxury).

5. 3999 Evans Ranch Road, Evergreen

Price: $10,000,000
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 8
Square footage: 11,376
Lot size: 667 acres
Year built: 1995

Captains Rock Ranch is the only entry on this list located on the outskirts of the metro area, approximately thirty miles from Denver proper. The massive 667-acre property was advertised as “a haven for outdoor enthusiasts,” complete with private meadows, ponds and trails that lead to the Mount Evans Wilderness Area and Arapahoe National Forest, according to the listing. It even has its own indoor horse riding arena and a refurbished 1900s schoolhouse. And if the snowy mountain roads are too difficult to traverse, fear not: the property is helicopter accessible.

4. 155 Steele Street #1215, Denver

Price: $10,125,000
Bedrooms: 3
Bathrooms: 4
Square footage: 4,761
Lot size: n/a
Year built: 2017

The lone penthouse on this list sits on the twelfth floor of the Laurel condominium complex in Cherry Creek North. It offers panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains, with terraces facing west, north and east. The kitchen has professional-grade Wolf appliances, there are multiple gas fireplaces, and the Laurel’s amenities include a private concierge, rooftop pool and an outdoor pizza kitchen. But the real sell is the location within “Denver’s finest neighborhood,” as the listing puts it.

3. 4301 South Lafayette Street, Cherry Hills Village

Price: $10,184,000
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 11
Square footage: 10,956
Lot size: 2.5 acres
Year built: 2002

This mansion boasts a seven-car garage, theater room, full gym and a remodeled carriage house the size of most normal houses in Denver, according to the listing. The 2.5-acre lot is fully fenced for maximum privacy to enjoy the outdoor pool, hot tub, pool bar and fireplace. The sale of the residence set a new record for the priciest sale in the Old Cherry Hills Village neighborhood, beating out a $9 million sale from July 2024.

2. 556 South Elizabeth Street, Denver

Price: $15,000,000
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 11
Square footage: 12,355
Lot size: 4.34 acres
Year built: 1989

Few details are available about this home, aside from its disproportionate excess of bathrooms. The seller’s agent told BusinessDen that it was more of a “land sale” than a home sale. Nevertheless, the $15 million price tag made it Denver’s second most expensive single-family home sale ever, BusinessDen reported. Ever mysterious, photos of the property have seemingly been removed from all of its online listings. A glimpse of the mansion from 2021 can be seen in a Denver Post article, though the real estate company did not respond to Westword’s request to republish the photo.

1. 4603 South Denice Drive, Cherry Hills Village

Price: $17,000,000
Bedrooms: 6
Bathrooms: 11
Square footage: 22,062
Lot size: 2.13 acres
Year built: 2003

The Denver metro area’s most expensive home sale of 2025 is also the region’s most expensive on-market sale of all time. The massive Cherry Hills mansion is nearly twice the size of any other entry on this list, coming with a home theater, library, bar, piano room, professional-quality gym and even a golf simulator. Outside, the property includes a tennis court, swimming pool, hot tub, cabana, children’s playground, and a heated driveway and courtyard.