$9,750,000

Town & Country living at its finest in Old Cherry Hills. 4790 S Ogden was built with intention, every room serving a purpose, from daily ease to effortless entertaining. Floor-to-ceiling multi-slide glass doors dissolve the wall between the great room and the pool beyond. A curved staircase greets you at the entry. The kitchen is built for a crowd: two dishwashers flank the island, a six-burner Wolf range, a prep sink, and a Sub-Zero refrigerator and freezer beside a walk-in pantry. Beyond it: an elevator, a hidden office, a wine cellar, a navy-and-brass wet bar, a hidden club room for recreation, and a living room centered on a fireplace beneath reclaimed-wood beams. French steel doors open onto a vaulted office, plus powder rooms. Upstairs, the primary suite claims the best view in the house, park-like and private. The bath feels more like a spa than a bathroom: heated floors, a soaking tub, a steam shower in patterned tile, two water closets, and a Miele espresso bar. Two walk-in closets complete the suite, one with its own vanity, built-ins, and dressing room. A balcony with heat lamps overlooks the grounds. Two more vaulted en-suite bedrooms round out the level. Downstairs is built for gathering, with privacy built in: two en-suite bedrooms along the flanks, one with two walk-in closets, a wet bar, a full gym, a pool table, a flexible bonus room for an office or golf simulator, and a powder room. Outdoors: a deep pool and spa, an outdoor dining area with ice chests, refrigerators, and beer taps, and a pergola. A wide lawn framed by mature pines leaves room for sports and play, kept lush by an onsite well. An oversized four-car heated garage with vaulted ceilings, epoxy floors, dog-wash hookup, and ample storage, plus roof heat trace for snow melt. Built-in speakers, Lutron lighting, surveillance, and three Tesla Powerwalls provide backup power. Ogden is a non-through street; the only traffic is neighbors on foot, or occasionally a horse.