2750 E Cedar Ave, Denver, CO 80209
$10,495,000 | 1933 | 11,546 Sq. Ft. | 7 Beds | 8 Baths | 0.95 Acres
Step into one of Denver’s most iconic estates—originally built in 1933 by Senator Lawrence C. Phipps for his daughter and masterfully designed by Temple Hoyne Buell. This stately Tudor residence is more than a home; it’s a legacy of craftsmanship, elegance, and timeless grandeur.
Situated on nearly an acre of professionally landscaped grounds in a gated enclave, the estate features intricate brickwork laid by English masons, leaded glass windows, and a dramatic spiral staircase rising nearly 60 feet to a third-floor tower. Original crystal chandeliers, ornate wood-paneled ceilings, parquet floors, and hand-carved garage doors evoke the artistry of a bygone era—meticulously preserved and thoughtfully updated for modern living.
Inside, the grand formal rooms—including a library, dining room, and salon—are ideal for large-scale entertaining, while a newly renovated kitchen, sunlit breakfast room, and cozy family room offer space for everyday life.
Downstairs, a spectacular 4,000-bottle wine cellar sets the stage for unforgettable dinner parties. Outdoors, entertain across 5,000 square feet of patio space complete with an oversized pool, firepit, outdoor kitchen, cabana with TV, and lush rose gardens.
Upstairs, the primary suite is a sanctuary all its own, featuring a brand-new five-piece bath and a walk-in closet fit for royalty.
Blending historic elegance with modern luxury, this extraordinary estate is a rare opportunity to own a true Denver masterpiece.
Photos:
Patti Helm • patti.helm@compass.com
Libby Weaver • libby.weaver@compass.com
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Photography Credit: Muntz Studios / Compass
