Trish Bragg and Maggie Armstrong

Open and light with crisp modern finishes, this Cherry Creek North townhome stands tall with its three stories of tastefully updated living space plus a fully finished basement. Gorgeous south side unit, which allows for plenty of beautiful Colorado sun to stream through its floor to ceiling windows. Just the right mix of warm and contemporary. The coveted location cannot be beat -- so close to

Located at the corner of 5th Avenue and Columbine in Cherry Creek North, this modern glass and stone home is wonderfully reflective and light, offering a stylish escape from the bustle of close-by restaurants, coffee shops and boutiques. Its sophisticated design creates a lantern-like effect, glowing from within on all four levels. Architect Steve Barsch designed the home in 2015 and it was

Set on a generous quarter-acre lot in the heart of Denver’s Country Club Historic neighborhood, this 1931 Tudor residence is a singular offering—a historic home that has been comprehensively reimagined, renovated and expanded for modern luxury living. In 2018, the home underwent a meticulous renovation and expansion led by acclaimed architect Steve Ekman, general contractor Canady Construction,

Timeless Architecture + Distinctive Location. This home’s undeniable sense of place is reflected in its Colonial design, brick and limestone construction, Ludowici tile roof and connection with its surroundings. Steps from Cheesman Park and Botanic Gardens amidst Denver’s finest historic homes, the location is magical. Designed in 1917 by local architects Varian and Varian, the home has a

Welcome to 141 Gilpin Street, a gracious Dutch Colonial in the Country Club Historic neighborhood. This elegant home blends classic architectural charm with modern amenities. Step into the spacious living room featuring two seating areas, extra high ceilings with detailed moldings, built-in bookshelves and a beautiful fireplace. Adjacent is a light-filled sunroom, ideal for an office or cozy

Welcome to the William E. Fisher House, this historic home was designed in 1910 by noted Fisher and Fisher Architects for William Fisher himself. The estate was created in "the Spanish style", which the brothers considered appropriate for Denver's climate, with 4 floors of living space on an oversized 13,200 SF south-facing lot. The grounds have been meticulously landscaped and the large mature

One of one. This stunning modern home on a private 2.2 acre Cherry Hills Village lot combines a rustic western exterior with a refined contemporary interior. Designed by local architect Steve Ekman and built by CADRE Construction in 2008, its framework is a striking combination of modern steel trusses, stonework, traditional timber beams and generous expanses of glass. Extraordinary view