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Cherry Hills mansion listed for $29M was poorly built, owner claims - BusinessDen
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Cherry Hills mansion listed for $29M was poorly built, owner claims - BusinessDen
The 15-acre property at 4001 E. Quincy Ave. in Cherry Hills Village originally hit the market for $25 million. (The Denver Post/The Agency) Clearview Farm, a 16,500-square-foot mansion and guesthouse in Cherry Hills Village that became the Denver area’s priciest home listing when it was built, is defective. That’s according to Glen Warren, co-founder of the oil and gas firm Antero Resources and owner of Clearview Farm, which sits atop 15 scenic …
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