A Rare Opportunity To Own One Of Denver’s Iconic Residences

A rare opportunity to own one of Denver’s iconic residences in prestigious and historic Denver Country Club neighborhood. Set on an exceptionally private, meticulously maintained ¾+ acre lot, this remarkable property is surrounded by mature trees, lush landscaping and perennial gardens—an extraordinary setting just blocks from world-class shopping and dining of Cherry Creek North and minutes to Downtown Denver.
Built in 1931 and designed by architect Henry Koch for Mason A. Lewis and Dorothy Fish Lewis, this brick and masonry Revival Tudor exemplifies timeless grandeur, thoughtful architecture and exceptional craftsmanship. Impeccable details throughout reflect a level of quality rarely recreated today, while extensive system updates provide the comforts of modern living.
The main level welcomes with an elegant foyer, intimate living/reading room, and a grand salon anchored by a hand-detailed masonry gas fireplace, with design influences spanning Art Deco glamour, Moderne sophistication and traditional Period Revival artistry. A dramatic study/bar showcases custom built-ins and rich millwork. The formal dining room features luxurious wall coverings and lighting, while a butler’s pantry leads to the bright kitchen and charming breakfast area with French doors opening to the spectacular backyard. Two designer powder rooms complete the level.
Upstairs are five en-suite bedrooms, including a gracious primary retreat with private reading room, luxurious five-piece bath and generous closets. The third floor offers an additional en-suite bedroom, storage, and a rooftop patio overlooking the breathtaking grounds.
The finished lower level features expansive entertaining space with gas fireplace, kitchenette, craft room, gym, sauna, massage room, ¾ bath and wine cellar. A three-car garage and a custom-built temperature controlled wine cellar completes this extraordinary residence—a singular combination of architectural history, privacy and timeless Denver elegance.