Hot Properties: 4 Listings Heating up the Market This Month

As Colorado emerges from winter, luxury home sellers are embracing the season’s fresh energy. In March, new luxury home listings entered the market in impressive numbers, up nearly 38 percent from February. And yet, prices are dropping: 2.62 percent from February and 0.8 percent year-over-year, according to a report by Denver Metro Association of Realtors (DMAR).

“We are in a rocky year with a lot of economic uncertainty. Buyers are cautious, waiting and watching,” said Colleen Covell, DMAR Market Trends Committee member and metro Denver realtor. “They will only jump if a home is priced well for its location and condition. Sellers need to appreciate that it’s not the pandemic market anymore.”

Step inside four luxury homes that are vying for Colorado buyers’ attention this spring, from a LoHi charmer with Denver skyline views to a net-zero new build in Boulder.

3718 Vallejo St., Denver

• Price: $1.075 million
• Neighborhood: LoHi
• Listing agent: Anne Singleton with Porchlight Real Estate Group

Situated in Denver’s coveted LoHi neighborhood, this 1,779-square-foot gem boasts both urban convenience and private outdoor space. The three-bedroom residence centers around a chef’s kitchen with premium appliances and sleek cabinetry flowing into the main living areas. Designer wallpaper adds character throughout, and a dedicated coffee station is perfect for making morning-ritual magic. A versatile third floor loft could serve as an office space or a guest bedroom. The rooftop deck presents panoramic views of Denver’s skyline for quiet mornings or evening entertaining. The property includes a private backyard and patio ideal for gardening and alfresco dining. An oversize garage provides ample storage for your skis and mountain bikes, while the location grants easy access to LoHi’s dining and shopping destinations.

104 Old Sunshine Trail, Boulder

• Price: $2.95 million
• City: Boulder
• Listing agent: Karlye Pokorney with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty

Set in Boulder’s coveted Sunshine Canyon, this net-zero new build harmonizes sustainability with mountain luxury across its 1.63-acre lot. Floor-to-ceiling windows frame mountain vistas throughout, while the sunken living room features locally sourced hand-hewn beams from Nederland, adding a rustic element to the contemporary design. The five-bedroom hideaway elevates modern comfort with spa-like touches in the primary bathroom, including double Duravit vanities, Kohler fixtures, and heated floors. The 4,328-square-foot home offers peace of mind through fire-resistant Nichiha siding and off-grid capability for a minimum of two days powered by a 10-kW solar system. Just four miles from town and surrounded by nearby trails, this mountain retreat promises both serenity and convenience.

8833 Portico Lane, Longmont

• Price: $3.1 million
• City: Longmont
• Listing agent: Kayla Schmitz with Kentwood City Properties

In Longmont’s Portico neighborhood, this 8,280-square-foot residence carries both luxury and legacy. Built in 2006 on a lush one-acre lot, the six-bedroom manor showcases Murano glass chandeliers, a wood-clad library complete with a rolling ladder, and a kitchen featuring both main and butler’s pantries. The lower level offers entertaining space with a kitchenette, while multiple fireplaces create intimate gathering spots throughout. This opulent home once belonged to Susan and Ken Pratt, real estate moguls who developed thousands of homes and millions of square feet of commercial properties in Longmont.

1420 Sierra Drive, Boulder

• Price: $7.995 million
• City: Boulder
• Listing agents: Patrick Dolan and Kelly Atteridg with the Patrick Dolan Team, RE/MAX of Boulder

At the base of Boulder’s Chautauqua Park, this 5,469-square-foot residence captures up-close views of the Flatirons. The outdoor spaces impress with several entertainment areas and a statement waterfall feature. Inside, exposed beams, wood flooring, and high ceilings create a sophisticated mountain lodge atmosphere. The kitchen feels warm and welcoming with upscale appliances and bespoke cabinetry. The primary suite blends indoor and outdoor living with a two-sided fireplace dividing it from the back patio. A wellness area on the lower level includes a fitness room, sauna, massage area, and a cold plunge tub. Boulder’s renowned trail system sits at the end of the block, and with four garage spaces accessed by a heated driveway, this residence combines natural beauty with refined living.

This Month’s Sponsored Listing

4101 E 17th Avenue Parkway, Denver

• $2,995,000
• South Park Hill
• Lisa Taylor

Sponsored: Discover this extraordinary mansion in South Park Hill on 17th Ave Parkway. Inspired by Thomas Croke, it blends historic charm with modern comforts. This home sits on a generous 12,000 sq. ft. lot, offering space for relaxation and gatherings. Large gallery windows fill the home with natural light, highlighting sleek black floors and restored railings. The main level is ideal for entertaining and family life, featuring a spacious kitchen with two large islands. With six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, there’s ample room for everyone. The primary suite includes a private balcony, while the remodeled third floor boasts two bedrooms with ensuite baths, a wet bar, and recreation space. The separate basement entrance adds Airbnb/VRBO potential. Recent changes in Colorado statute (HB 24-1007) allow more flexibility for living arrangements—please check with the county for details. Conveniently located near cultural and recreational amenities, schools, and medical facilities, this home offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of Denver’s vibrant culture. Experience South Park Hill living and imagine making this special place your home.