5700 S Steele Street

Greenwood Village, CO 80121

Set on a private 2.32-acre lot at the end of a quiet road, this Colonial-style estate offers a blend of sophistication, comfort, and functionality. Surrounded by horse properties, an English garden, and the soothing sounds of Little Dry Creek, this serene retreat is just minutes from urban amenities. The timeless architecture reveals itself in the grand foyer, leading to a formal living room with arched doorways, wood floors, and crown molding. An exquisite dining room is perfect for gatherings, while the chef’s kitchen boasts quartzite counters, high-end appliances, and an inviting eat-in area. The adjoining family room offers grand ceilings, a gas fireplace, and natural flagstone floors warmed in natural light. A luxurious main-level primary suite and a study/office with custom built-ins enhance the home’s timeless appeal. On the upper level, four bedrooms with Jack-and-Jill baths, and a versatile rec room offer space for all ages. A roomy 3-car garage and handy mudroom provide convenient family access into this beautiful home. The outdoors defies adequate description, but highlights include the opportunity for tranquil moments on the covered patio with incomparable views of lush lawns, an English garden, stunning landscaping, and access to multiple walking and riding trails. Located near DTC, Cherry Creek, and the Highline Canal, this coveted property blends into an elegant lifestyle: the peace of the country with proximity to city conveniences.

Listing courtesy of LIV Sotheby's International Realty jdebrito@livsothebysrealty.com



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