Four Seasons Plans Luxury Residences in Denver
The hotel brand is debuting its first standalone residential project in Colorado within the Cherry Creek neighborhood.
Updated on Oct. 29, 2026 in Residential
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Four Seasons and Wexford Real Estate Investors have announced a new eight-story luxury residential building in the Cherry Creek neighborhood of Denver. The development will feature 42 individual homes ranging from 1,260 to 6,000 square feet.
Why it matters
This project marks the first time Four Seasons has developed a standalone private residence project in Colorado. The development brings high-end branded living options to the Denver real estate market, backed by a consortium of major investment firms.
The eight-story structure will offer residences spanning 1,260 to 6,000 square feet. Amenities include a spa, outdoor pool, sun deck, club lounge, library, and private dining room.
The players
Four Seasons
An international luxury hospitality company that currently operates 140 hotels and resorts worldwide.
Wexford Real Estate Investors
A real estate investment firm based in West Palm Beach with a portfolio market value of $1.5 billion.
Stillwater Capital
A Dallas-based development firm that has historically developed 10,000 residential units and 10 million square feet of property.
Brue Baukol
An investment firm that has acquired $3.5 billion in total assets.
Douglas Elliman Development Marketing
A prominent real estate firm acting as the exclusive sales and marketing partner for the new Cherry Creek development.
The details
The project is a partnership between Four Seasons and 215 Detroit Street Cherry Creek Property LLC, with development led by Wexford Real Estate Investors, Stillwater Capital, Zabel Investment, and Brue Baukol. Architectural firm 10 Design handled the building design, while Tihany Design managed the interior architecture, with Douglas Elliman Development Marketing serving as the exclusive sales firm.
Timeline
The project announcement was made on October 29, 2026.
Culture Shift
The project aligns with the global shift toward branded luxury residences that combine high-end hospitality services with private home ownership. This expansion mirrors the growth strategy of premium hotel brands capturing demand for managed, resort-style urban living.
The development introduces 42 high-end units to the Cherry Creek area, potentially influencing local real estate inventory and property values. Prospective buyers should monitor the project information website for details on unit pricing and purchase timelines.
The takeaway
This development highlights the increasing integration of hotel-style amenities into private urban residential living. Buyers interested in such properties should evaluate the long-term benefit of branded management compared to traditional luxury condos.
Further reading
For more information on the local property market, visit the Denver Residential section.
More information
For more details on the development, visit the project information website.
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