Cherry Hills Village is one of the nation’s most luxurious suburbs, ranking as the No. 3 Richest Community in the U.S. by Bloomberg News.
Located just minutes south of Downtown Denver, Cherry Hills Village’s farm and pasture aesthetic is full of sumptuous mansions, gravel roads, and mature trees. Many of the estate-size homes are designed in Mediterranean, Contemporary, French Country, and Cape Cod styles, which offer an awe-inspiring blend of modern, rustic, avant-garde, and classic.
The low-density development and beautiful landscapes also feature a few of the best public schools in the state, and two private schools whose alumni include former Secretaries of State Madeleine Albright and Condoleeza Rice.
The Cherry Hills Country Club, within Cherry Hills Village, has hosted nine USGA competitions, three PGA Championships, and the 2005 U.S. Women’s Tennis Open. The Cherry Hills Country Club has a history dating back to 1922, and has become one of the most notable courses in the nation.
Laying opposite of the Cherry Hills Country Club sits the Buell Mansion, which sits on 100 acres upon a hilltop with mountain views. The Buell Mansion is symbolic of the neighborhood’s prominence in architectural design and taste, quiet streets, country lanes, and riding trails available to residents in Cherry Hills Village.
Glenmoor Country Club is located within the Cherry Hills Village development. The 1980’s and 1990’s vintage homes surround an 18-hole Pete Dye golf course, which was designed to resemble golf courses in Scotland, where the game of golf originated. Additionally, Glenmoor Country Club features 10 tennis courts, a fitness center, and two swimming pools.
Charlou is an exclusive enclave with magnificent homes just to the east of Cherry Hills Village, which was until recently farmland for growing wheat. Similar to Cherry Hills Village, the homes design after French Country, Mediterranean, and classic ranches on large lots with mature landscaping.
