Homes & Real Estate - Denver Country Club, Denver, CO

Denver Country Club homes for sale in Denver: the numbers this week

8 homes are for sale in Denver Country Club this week, $1.25M to $10.75M; the median Denver Country Club home is listed at $3.5M for 4,837 square feet, $730 a foot. 100 percent have no HOA. The charts below are drawn from those Denver Country Club listings, not from a report about them.

What the median Denver Country Club home costs per month

About Denver Country Club

Denver Country Club homes for sale are among the city’s most distinguished, with historic estates , tree-lined boulevards, and a legacy tied to Denver’s earliest days. Properties in many cases feature preserved architecture , landscaped gardens, and a sense of quiet exclusivity while remaining steps from Cherry Creek North ’s boutiques and restaurants. The neighborhood blends privacy and tradition Scroll below to view current Denver Country Club listings or explore nearby enclaves like Cheesman Park , Speer , and Cherry Creek .

The Denver Country Club neighborhood grew up alongside the club itself, founded in 1887 and now one of America’s oldest continually operating golf courses. Early residents—railroad barons, governors, and arts patrons—commissioned the city’s grandest homes, many of which still stand today along 1st Avenue and Humboldt Street. Strolling beneath hundred-year-old elms, you’ll spot names like Burnham Hoyt and Fisher & Fisher on original blueprints, and it’s not uncommon to see classic Packards or Bentleys emerge from private drives during summer garden parties or the annual “Mansions on the Move” tour.

Homes here are architectural showpieces: Tudor castles with sweeping staircases, Mediterranean villas wrapped in ivy, and Georgian colonials with columned porticos and manicured lawns. Some blocks, especially near the Seventh Avenue Parkway , have smaller 1920s cottages with artful details—original tilework, sunrooms, and old carriage houses now used as guest suites. West of the club, homes blend seamlessly with the Speer and Cheesman Park districts, while the eastern edges merge with Cherry Creek’s luxury boutiques and galleries. Residents cherish not just the size of the homes but the old-world details: hidden gardens, original stables, antique ironwork, and even the city’s last remaining porte-cochères.

Questions people ask about Denver Country Club homes for sale

How many homes are for sale in Denver Country Club right now?

8 this week, $1.25M to $10.75M, median $3.5M. The grid at the top of this page is the live MLS list for Denver Country Club and refreshes daily.

What ZIP code is Denver Country Club in?

80206, in Denver. The Denver page on this site lists every Denver ZIP with its count of homes for sale.

What should I compare before making an offer in Denver Country Club?

The price per square foot against the other Denver Country Club listings ($730 is the median), the days on market, the HOA or metro district if there is one, and whether the seller pays a closing-cost credit or a rate buydown. Seller concessions for Colorado buyers shows what to ask for.

What does a Denver Country Club home cost per month?

About $26,130 a month on the median $3.5M home with 5 percent down at a 7 percent note rate: $22,121 principal and interest, $1604 property tax, $1021 insurance, $1385 mortgage insurance. A seller-paid 2-1 buydown cuts year one by $4,272. More: Can I afford a home now?.

What is the median price in Denver Country Club?

$3.5M at list this week, for a median 4,837 square feet, $730 a square foot. Compare two Denver Country Club homes on the per-foot number and the condition before the list price. More: Can I afford a home now?.

Does Denver Country Club have an HOA?

Not on this week's listings: none of the 8 Denver Country Club homes for sale carries a monthly fee. More: HOA fees in Colorado, explained.

What’s the history behind the Denver Country Club neighborhood?

The area was developed alongside the Denver Country Club, founded in 1887, attracting Denver’s early leaders and elite. Many historic mansions still stand, blending architectural styles from Tudor to Mediterranean and giving the neighborhood its lasting prestige.

Are there community events or gatherings unique to Denver Country Club?

Yes, the neighborhood hosts private garden tours, holiday galas, Fourth of July fireworks, and charity fundraisers. Club events and social gatherings are part of the area’s long-standing tradition and local culture.

What are typical home features in Denver Country Club?

Homes range from grand historic estates with original details—like porte-cochères, stables, and walled gardens—to architect-designed new builds. Spacious lots, mature trees, and gated privacy are hallmarks of the area.

Is the area walkable, and what’s nearby?

Absolutely—residents enjoy walkable access to Cherry Creek North’s boutiques and restaurants, the Cherry Creek Trail, and nearby parks like Cheesman Park and Washington Park . The area feels both private and connected to the best of central Denver.