The home at 5801 E. Stanford Drive sold for $3.75 million. (REcolorado and LIV Sotheby’s)
An NBA power forward has landed his second slam dunk of the summer.
After signing with the Denver Nuggets in July, Paul Millsap purchased a Mile High crash pad for $3.75 million, about $350,000 less than the home’s original list price.
The obvious selling factor: an indoor basketball gym in the basement for after-dinner free throws.
Address: 5801 E. Stanford Drive, Cherry Hills Village.
The stats: With just over 14,000 square feet, the mansion contains eight bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. The 17-year-old stucco home rests on 2.3 acres of landscaped grounds, just west of the junction of interstates 25 and 225.
Listing broker: Jeff Hendley with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty.
The sellers: Antoine and Jill Toffa. Antoine Toffa is CEO of VideoBloom, a video tech company in Greenwood Village. The property originally was listed in June for $4.1 million, according to multiple listing service REcolorado.
The buyer: After three years at Louisiana Tech, Millsap entered the NBA, playing for the Utah Jazz for seven years. He later signed to the Atlanta Hawks, where he spent the last four years. According to property records, Millsap purchased the home Sept. 5.
The finer things: The home comes with a six-car garage, raised outdoor deck and outdoor basketball court. Indoors, the home features vaulted wooden ceilings, a home theater and a gym with a basketball court.
The home includes outdoor and indoor basketball courts. (REcolorado and LIV Sotheby’s)
The home at 5801 E. Stanford Drive sold for $3.75 million. (REcolorado and LIV Sotheby’s)
An NBA power forward has landed his second slam dunk of the summer.
After signing with the Denver Nuggets in July, Paul Millsap purchased a Mile High crash pad for $3.75 million, about $350,000 less than the home’s original list price.
The obvious selling factor: an indoor basketball gym in the basement for after-dinner free throws.
Address: 5801 E. Stanford Drive, Cherry Hills Village.
The stats: With just over 14,000 square feet, the mansion contains eight bedrooms and 10 bathrooms. The 17-year-old stucco home rests on 2.3 acres of landscaped grounds, just west of the junction of interstates 25 and 225.
Listing broker: Jeff Hendley with LIV Sotheby’s International Realty.
The sellers: Antoine and Jill Toffa. Antoine Toffa is CEO of VideoBloom, a video tech company in Greenwood Village. The property originally was listed in June for $4.1 million, according to multiple listing service REcolorado.
The buyer: After three years at Louisiana Tech, Millsap entered the NBA, playing for the Utah Jazz for seven years. He later signed to the Atlanta Hawks, where he spent the last four years. According to property records, Millsap purchased the home Sept. 5.
The finer things: The home comes with a six-car garage, raised outdoor deck and outdoor basketball court. Indoors, the home features vaulted wooden ceilings, a home theater and a gym with a basketball court.
The home includes outdoor and indoor basketball courts. (REcolorado and LIV Sotheby’s)
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