2111 E Alameda Avenue

Long before Denver became the city it is today, this property was part of the private estate of Colorado Governor John Evans. Hidden behind gates in what was once called Strawberry Hill, this exclusive seven-home enclave has always represented privacy, prestige, and the very best of Denver living. Today, it stands as one of the city’s best kept secrets, now part of the Denver Country Club neighborhood, where history and modern luxury converge. From the moment you arrive, the home feels like a sanctuary. Mature trees and lush gardens wrapped in brick architecture, setting the stage for a lifestyle that balances seclusion with convenience. Just minutes away are Cherry Creek’s boutiques and restaurants, Washington Park’s trails, Denver Country Club’s fairways, and the cultural richness of Bonnie Brae. Step inside to a grand two-story foyer with a sweeping marble staircase, designed as much to inspire as to welcome. Sunlight spills through every room, highlighting timeless architecture and a complete 2024 renovation. The gourmet kitchen features Viking appliances, custom cabinetry, and a built-in Miele espresso machine. The main-level primary suite offers a spa-like bath, dual walk-in closets, and a private patio with a fire pit. Every detail was considered: A custom study with fireplace and French doors, a finished basement for flexible living, and four fireplaces throughout. Outside, the estate transforms into a private resort. Complete with a heated saltwater pool, full pool house with bath and lounge, covered outdoor living room with a fireplace, and multiple patios for year-round entertaining. It’s a home of rare duality: steeped in Denver’s history yet entirely refreshed for organic living. Offering unmatched privacy, convenience, and prestige, this Denver Country Club estate is more than a residence … it’s a legacy. And now, for the first time in decades, it can be yours.