The staircase is stone, and the wrought iron railing follows it in a curve that was forged, not manufactured. You run your hand along it as you climb, the reclaimed hardwood floors warm beneath your feet, the plastered walls catching the morning light in the soft, uneven way that only hand-finished surfaces can, subtle color variations, the texture of an artisan's hand visible if you look closely enough. At the landing, the carved European stone fireplace in the living room is visible below, and through the expansive windows, the nearly two acres of park-like grounds stretch out behind the house: the pond, the vine-covered arbor, the bocce ball court, Little Dry Creek at the back boundary, and the Colorado sky wide and blue above it all. This is 4545 South High Street, and it was built to feel old in the best possible way. The materials were chosen for permanence: reclaimed hardwood throughout, carved stone at every hearth, wrought iron at every railing, plastered walls in every room. The kitchen adds a layer of artistry, hand-painted tile by Scott Yablonski, a colorful butler's serving area, a layout that makes the room feel both functional and joyful. The primary suite faces the morning: six-piece bath, walk-in closets, a private patio, an adjacent guest en suite for visitors who value proximity without intrusion. Above, a private suite with its own four-piece bath, coffee bar, and a patio elevated over the courtyard creates a self-contained retreat. Below, the lower level delivers two en suites, a family and game room, a wine room, a study, a gym, and laundry. Five bedrooms total, six full and one-half bath, and a floor plan that moves between formal and intimate without a misstep. Outside, the four-car garage with snow melt handles the winters. The potting shed handles the garden. The 650-square-foot garage attic handles whatever doesn't fit anywhere else. And the grounds, the outdoor fireplace under the arbor, the bocce court, the patios, the pond, handle the evenings, the weekends, and the kind of slow, deliberate Colorado living that only a private lane in Old Cherry Hills can deliver. You sit by the pond after dark, the arbor draped above you, the creek running softly behind the property line, and the estate around you feeling exactly the way the stone and the wood and the iron were chosen to make it feel: permanent, warm, and entirely, unmistakably yours.

Carved European Stone Fireplaces & Wrought Iron – Multiple carved stone fireplaces, artistic wrought iron railings and fixtures, and a handsome stone staircase establish an Old World material language that defines every room in the residence.

Reclaimed Hardwood & Hand-Finished Plastered Walls – Reclaimed hardwood floors run throughout, complemented by plastered walls finished by hand with subtle color variations—materials chosen for texture, warmth, and the kind of character that deepens with time.

Hand-Painted Tile Kitchen by Scott Yablonski – An original hand-painted tile installation by artist Scott Yablonski anchors the kitchen, accented by a colorful butler's serving area and a workflow designed for both daily life and grand-scale entertaining.

Nearly 2 Acres — Pond, Bocce, Arbor & Little Dry Creek – Park-like grounds featuring an exquisite pond, a bocce ball court, an outdoor fireplace beneath a vine-covered arbor, multiple stone patios, and the natural serenity of Little Dry Creek at the back boundary.

Private Lane, Gated Porte-Cochère & Snow Melt Infrastructure – Situated at the end of a private lane in Old Cherry Hills with a gated circular drive, porte-cochère, four-car garage with epoxy floors and snow melt, a 650-square-foot garage attic, and a dedicated potting shed.

About Cherry Hills Village, Colorado

Colorado's Quietest Power Address – Cherry Hills Village is a semi-rural residential community of 6,500 south of Denver, where rolling terrain, horse paddocks, private lanes, and estate-scale lots create the most exclusive and established luxury address on the Colorado Front Range.

Old Cherry Hills — The Original Enclave – The oldest section of the village features the largest lots, the most mature landscaping, and the deepest sense of privacy and permanence—home to generational estates that rarely change hands and set the standard for the entire community.

Cherry Hills Country Club – Founded in 1922 and host to the U.S. Open, PGA Championship, and other marquee events, Cherry Hills Country Club is one of the most storied private golf clubs in America—and the social anchor of the village.

Cherry Creek Schools & Denver Proximity – Top-rated Cherry Hills Village Elementary, West Middle, and Cherry Creek High School serve the community, while Cherry Creek shopping, Denver Tech Center, and downtown Denver are all within 15 minutes.

Front Range Living — Mountains to Metro – The Rocky Mountain ski resorts are 90 minutes west, the High Line Canal Trail connects the village to 70+ miles of paths, and the foothills begin at the horizon—a four-season outdoor lifestyle framed by the most dramatic backdrop in American residential real estate.