The Four Seasons Private Residences Suite 4050 Denver, Colorado
Denver Pavilions - 16th & Glenarm
Foreword As I endeavor to illuminate in the ensuing pages, Denver is rapidly transforming into a cosmopolitan destination. An hour drive from world-class skiing and the great outdoors, Denver has become the ideal destination for individuals who seek the culture and professional opportunities of an international city but crave an outdoor lifestyle punctuated by natural terrain and a temperate climate. Playing off one another’s lead, individuals seek Denver for its lifestyle and opportunity and businesses seek Denver for its vast talent pool. The result is a vibrant culture infused with energy accentuated by diverse personalities. The 40th floor suite atop the Four Seasons hotel is a culmination of vision and perseverance capturing the allure of living in the Rocky Mountains while foreshadowing the city’s future as a globally renowned destination. This is a first-look opportunity at one of Denver’s most spectacular residences prior to it being introduced to the general public later this month. Should you have interest in learning more about the residence, I encourage you to contact your referring broker.
Adam Moore
Broker Associate LIV Sotheby’s International Realty
A Narrative of Luxury The City of Denver . . . - Once considered the Wild West, Denver’s history paved the foundation for today’s blossoming cosmopolitan city Transformation of a Neighborhood . . . - Comprised of individual districts, each neighborhood is a vignette of vibrant culture The Four Seasons . . . - Introducing the preeminent brand in luxury accommodations to a city rich in history Suite 4050 . . . - Denver’s foremost condominium is a global exploration of design atop the city’s premier residential address
The Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences 1133 14th Street
Denver Once home to the allied tribes of the Cheyenne and Arapaho Native Americans Colorado’s Front Range remained unexplored and rarely traveled by pioneers until 1858 when two gentleman, Green Russell and Sam Bates, discovered a deposit of gold in present day Englewood. The word of gold spread and thousands of individuals assembled in the area fueling the establishment of three settlements along the confluence of Cherry Creek and the South Platte River: St. Charles (Larimer Square), Auraria (Auraria Campus), and Highland (LoHi).
Denver City Park - 17th & York
Colorado Upon the arrival of General William Larimer in November 1858 the settlement of St. Charles acquiesced their rights to the land and the area was renamed Denver City in appreciation for Kansas Territorial Governor James W. Denver. Although gold was the impetus for Denver’s initial growth, it was the Silver Boom that solidified Denver as a national destination. Between 1870 and 1880 more than 100 individuals arrived each day in Denver boosting the population from 4,500 to 35,000. By 1890, Denver became the 26th largest city in the nation and the fifth largest city west of the Mississippi River.
The Denver Skyline - 26th & Zuni
Union Station - 17th & Wynkoop
Denver is the 6th fastest growing city in the nation with a projected population growth rate of 1.43% for 2015 - Forbes Magazine Since 1990, Denver’s population grew from 468,139 to 603,421 in 2010, the year in which the last census was completed - United States Census Bureau As of 2014, Denver is the 21st largest city in the United States and the 21st largest metropolitan area comprised of an estimated 2.7 million people - United States Census Bureau
Denver International Airport
A record 71.3 million visitors spent $18.6 billion in Colorado in 2014 - The Denver Post Denver International Airport is the 5th busiest airport in the nation servicing 53 million passengers in 2014 - Denver International Airport Denver has nonstop service to 24 international destinations in 10 countries – Germany, Iceland, the United Kingdom, Canada, Mexico, the Dominican Republic, Costa Rica, Jamaica, Japan and Panama - Denver International Airport
Fortune 500 Companies In 2015 Denver served as the corporate headquarters for nine companies featured in Fortune Magazine’s list of top 500 companies; a significant increase from 1996 when only four companies qualified. Further illustrating Denver’s dynamic growth and global appeal is the broad spectrum of industries represented. Below, each corporation’s name, ticker symbol and industry. Arrow Electronics | ARW | Electrical Components & Equipment DISH Network | DISH | Broadcasting & Entertainment DaVita Healthcare | DVA | Healthcare Liberty Interactive | QVCA | Specialty Finance Ball Aerospace | BLL | Containers & Packaging Newmont Mining | NEM | Mining Level Three Communications | LVLT | Telecommunications Western Union | WU | Consumer Finance CH2M | Employee Owned | Engineering & Construction In addition, other notable companies that are either headquartered in Denver or have a sizable presence: Chipotle | CMG | Restaurants & Bars Centura Health | Privately Held | Healthcare Century Link | CTL | Telecommunications Comcast | CMCSA | Broadcasting & Entertainment Gates Corporation | Privately Held | Industrial Parts & Services HealthONE | Privately Held | Healthcare International Business Machines | IBM | Computer Services Janus Capital | JNS | Asset Managers Lockheed Martin | LMT | Defense Molson Coors | TAP | Brewers Oracle | ORCL | Software Sports Authority | Privately Held | Sports Apparel United Parcel Service | UPS | Delivery Services Wells Fargo | WFC | Banks
Local Theatre District The Denver Performing Arts Complex is home to ten incredible venues featuring Tony award-winning repertory theatre company, Broadway touring productions, contemporary dance and ballet, magnificent chorales, a major symphony orchestra, internationally-acclaimed opera and Denver’s convention Center.
Larimer Square The oldest block in Denver, Larimer Square was once the location of St. Charles establishment. Destined for the wrecking ball in the 1960s, Denver icon Dana Crawford found new purpose for the street lined with historic buildings. Today, there are more than 100 businesses operating within the district; half of which are restaurants, nightlife, and boutique shops.
Riverfront A charming park lining the banks of the South Platte River is flanked by brownstones, row homes and an assortment of condominiums and lofts that radiate a distinct charm. A true urban neighborhood, Riverfront offers a suburban retreat underneath the towering skyline.
Colorado Convention Center 15th and Stout
Neighborhoods Lower Highlands Accessible via a pedestrian bridge from Riverfront, LoHi was once home to one of Denver’s early settlements. Built on a bluff overlooking the skyline below, LoHi offers urban, contemporary design with an abundance of restaurants featuring dazzling rooftop patios showcasing Denver’s iridescent skyline.
Lower Downtown The newly renovated Union Station serves as an anchor featuring some of the city’s best restaurants. The renovated terminal and infrastructure has become the central transportation hub for Denver offering light rail and bus service to Denver International Airport, Boulder, Mountain Resorts and Denver’s bedroom communities.
Ballpark District Opened in 1995, Coors Field, home of the Colorado Rockies Baseball Club, was integral in the transformation of Downtown’s cityscape. The addition of the ballpark brought locals back to the city from the suburbs helping to restore vitality in a derelict part of town. Like LoDo, the ballpark district has become one of the city’s most popular destinations, especially on game day.
Daniels & Fisher Tower 16th & Arapahoe
The Four Seasons Hotel
The Four Seasons opened its first hotel in 1961. Isadore Sharp’s steadfast commitment to customer service earned him respect and his hotel’s reputation expanded. Over the past half-century the Four Seasons have expanded their presence and now operate nearly 100 hotels around the world.
Held to the highest standard of customer service, the staff is meticulous in every movement. The hotel is comprised of 239 guest suites while the ultra-exclusive enclave of 101 private residences occupy the top 28 floors of the building.
The addition of the Four Seasons Hotel and Private Residences to the Denver skyline is emblematic of Denver’s maturation over the course of the past decade. The Teatro Tower, soaring 641 feet above the Mile High City has become an iconic landmark in a cityscape where “world-class” is customary.
The Developers Most noted for their development of the Hotel Teatro, a top-down restoration of the former Denver Tramway Building originally built in 1911, the developers Jeffrey Selby and Michael Brenneman had grandiose plans for the future. The two had a vision to create an extension of their boutique hotel in the vacant lot across the street. As plans developed they altered their creation and instead, partnered with the Four Seasons. Interestingly enough, the legal description was never revised and to this day remains the Teatro Tower.
The Architect Founded in 1992, Carney Logan Burke Architects is an award-winning firm headquartered in Jackson, Wyoming, an internationally acclaimed resort town. The multi-faceted operation specializes in design throughout the western United States. Examples of their work include both residential and commercial applications.
Hotel Amenities In addition to resident-only accommodations, residents of the Four Seasons have access to the full scope of amenities offered to hotel guests.
Hotel Amenities
Private Residence Amenities
EDGE Restaurant & Bar
Exclusive Concierge Service
24 Hour Room Service
Resident-Only Fitness Studio
Fitness Studio
Resident-Only House Car
Heated Lap Pool
24 Hour Valet Service
Spa & Massage Services
Housekeeping
Nail & Hair Salon Services
Laundry & Dry Cleaning Services
State-of-the-Art Business Centre
Alterations & Shoe Shines
Notary Service
Grocery Shopping
Worldwide Concierge Service
Vacation Maintenance Service
Babysitting Services
Tower Engineering & Security Staff
+ Additional Services Are Available. All Amenities and Services are Subject to Additional Fees +
Four Seasons Private Residences Suite 4050 Soaring 40 stories above the Mile High city is the private residence of Mr. Curtis Fentress, the internationally acclaimed architect and creative virtuoso behind some of Denver’s most iconic landmarks including the Convention Center, Sports Authority Field and Denver International Airport. To assume that his personal residence would stray from his consummate dedication to perfection would be remiss. The fully-custom, half-floor unit was purchased as an empty shell from the developer in September 2012. Over the subsequent 12 months Curtis and his wife, Agatha Kessler, ventured to create a residence that was focused equally on architectural design and self-expression.
Upon entrance into the flat, a series of LED lights illuminate the hallway to the main living space like a vacant runway invites guests to its terminal. At the push of a button, the fully-integrated Lutron system transforms the living space into a gallery reminiscent of the world’s finest museums and public spaces. Located on the northeast corner of the home, a beautiful baby grand piano introduces classic design elements while elegant Dorian Bahr mink drapery frames Denver’s ever-evolving skyline.
The kitchen is a visual expression of today’s design sentiments. Custom Varenna cabinetry serves as the foundation for the kitchen island where brilliant Caesarstone countertops create a central hub for social gatherings.
Two French doors reveal a distinctive bar area characterized by flamboyantly painted cabinetry adding a splash of color to an otherwise austere palette. Unbeknownst to guests, a service, utility and prep area is discretely concealed behind swinging doors ensuring the kitchen maintains a clean, contemporary presentation. A stainless steel Thermador appliance package adds further depth and texture to the kitchen’s overall allure.
Marble flooring set in a herringbone pattern establishes cohesion between the flat’s main living areas. A painted glass fireplace throws a touch of color and warmth while a lamp in the form of a black stallion and a pig offering butler services add a playful motif to the original design.
The family room and dining area are enveloped by windows overlooking Denver’s historic Daniels and Fisher Tower and Coors Field while the foothills encapsulating the Denver metro area are omnipresent throughout.
The master suite sits perched on the northwest corner of the flat where two walls of windows capture a scenic backdrop. Wraparound shades lightly veil the majestic scenery in a flirtatious manner that begs to be explored. Extensive built-in cabinetry manufactured by Poliform maintains a contemporary aesthetic while accommodating a wardrobe befit for the owner’s collection. Concealed behind sliding doors inlaid with onyx is a master suite outfitted with floor-to-ceiling marble. As is true with every bathroom in the home, Robern vanities, Dornbracht fixtures and custom mirrors solidify the home’s presentation.
The two lavishly appointed guest suites are accompanied by spa-inspired en-suite bathrooms. The east suite has dressing quarters and built-in closets reminiscent of a boutique clothier in Manhattan.
Every room exudes a personality born from a passion for artistry. Incorporating timeless materials, international furnishings, contemporary lines, and a thoughtfully designed floorplan the flat radiates an energy that is categorically unique. Opportunity awaits to author your own narrative in one of Denver’s most spectacular residences designed and owned by an architect whose reputation is one of reverence.
+ Architect - Curtis Fentress & Agatha Kessler + Interior Designer - Curtis Fentress & Agatha Kessler + Bedrooms - Three with En Suites + Bathrooms - Four + Finished Square Feet - 4,828 + Parking Spaces - Two + Monthly HOA & Concierge Fee: $4,335 + Annual Taxes: $18,391 + Two Jetliner Terraces + Lutron Computerized Lighting System + Lutron Computerized Window Shades + Varenna Italian Custom Kitchen Cabinetry + Varenna Built-In Bar & Storage + Caesarstone Countertops + Thermador Appliance Package + Concealed Butler’s Pantry & Storage Closet + Poliform Custom Closets in Bedroom Suites + Offered at $4,750,000