A sprawling Cherry Creek penthouse just hit the market with a $16 million price tag, a number that would edge past Denver’s current on-market high if a buyer bites. The single-level residence spans roughly 7,100 finished square feet and comes with an oversized terrace that takes in sweeping views of the Rocky Mountains and the Denver Country Club golf course. High-end finishes, formal entertaining areas and a dramatic, full-floor footprint have quickly made it one of the loudest luxury listings of the spring season.
What’s for sale
The penthouse is being offered as a three-bedroom, six-bath home with a formal dining room large enough to host about 30 guests. Listing details highlight extensive mahogany millwork, 10-foot doors and walls of glass that pull natural light deep into the interiors. The marketing materials cite roughly 7,100 finished square feet inside and about a 1,230-square-foot terrace outside, along with concierge, valet and porter services for residents in the building. Those specifications are outlined on the public listing for the property, as shown by Coldwell Banker.
Agent pitch
“The unmatched features in this home are rarely seen in Colorado real estate,” listing agent Josh Behr said in a statement. The Behr Team of LIV Sotheby’s International Realty has relisted the unit at $16 million and is positioning it as a benchmark offering for Cherry Creek. That statement, along with the broader marketing pitch, appears in a republished announcement of the campaign on NatLawReview.
Could it be Denver’s priciest sale?
If the condo sells at its full asking price, it would top a reported $15 million single-family transaction recorded in January 2025, one of the priciest metro-Denver deals of that year. That earlier benchmark was detailed in reporting by Westword, which has been cited in coverage tracking how luxury pricing is creeping higher in the city.
Listing history
This is not the penthouse’s first tour on the MLS. Previous broker and MLS pages show it was once floated at $21 million before that campaign eventually expired. That history suggests the current $16 million figure is either a relaunch or a repositioned price under new representation. The earlier marketing push and prior MLS presence are reflected on broker sites, including the former listing on Compass.
Market context
Cherry Creek’s luxury condo scene has been unusually busy at the top end, with recent high-dollar closings and fresh upscale projects tightening inventory and helping lift price-per-square-foot records. Local coverage of those sales and the neighborhood’s new-build pipeline has been used to explain why a distinctive penthouse like this could draw outsized attention from affluent buyers, as reported by Cherry Creek News.
The penthouse is listed by the Behr Team of LIV Sotheby’s, and public brokerage pages and MLS portals include photography, floor plans, and agent contact information. For a closer look at the current offering, including additional listing data, see the public entry on Realty.com. Should the unit close at or above the $16 million ask, it would set a new high-water mark for on-market sales in Denver.
