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Introducing the legendary Bromfield House, one of Denver's most significant historic residences and a true masterpiece in the prestigious Country Club neighborhood. Perfectly positioned on more than one-half acre overlooking Denver Country Club and Cherry Creek, this Tudor estate offers an extraordinary opportunity to own a piece of Denver's architectural legacy. Designed by acclaimed architect Burnham Hoyt for prominent real estate developer Donald Bromfield, this estate marked the beginning of Hoyt's celebrated career. After studying at the renowned Beaux-Arts Institute and earning national recognition for projects including Red Rocks Amphitheatre and The Broadmoor. Spanning nearly 10, 000 square feet, the residence showcases an exceptional collection of preserved historic craftsmanship and timeless details. A dramatic two-story foyer welcomes you into elegant living spaces highlighted by the stunning coved floor-to-ceiling window in the formal living room, exquisite millwork, grand entertaining spaces, and countless original design that have been meticulously maintained for generations. The home features 7 spacious bedrooms, 9 bathrooms, former staff quarters in the lower level, and an attached three-car garage. One of the estate's unique features is its original attached greenhouse which is in need of some updating, but is ready for someone turn back into something exceptional. Equally charming is the detached playhouse / art studio, originally built for the Bromfield daughters. Recognized as a Denver landmark, the Bromfield House has been featured in numerous publications and stands as a defining example of early 20th-century residential architecture. Combining historical significance, unmatched craftsmanship, and one of Denver's most coveted locations, this is a once-in-a-generation opportunity. An offering of this caliber is exceptionally rare—where architectural excellence, rich history, and premier location come together in one unforgettable residence.