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Luxury Estate Management Across Colorado's Front Range and Mountain Communities

Colorado Estate Management provides fractional estate oversight throughout the state's most distinguished residential communities. From Cherry Hills Village estates to Boulder foothills properties, from Erie's master-planned communities to Vail's mountain retreats, we bring 14+ years of estate management experience to homeowners who expect more than traditional property management can deliver.

Each region presents unique challenges — altitude, climate, architectural styles, and lifestyle patterns that require local expertise. We've built contractor networks, developed seasonal protocols, and refined our approach for each area we serve.

Denver Metro

Denver's luxury neighborhoods represent Colorado's most diverse residential market. From historic Capitol Hill mansions dating to the 1880s to contemporary Cherry Hills estates on multi-acre lots, the metro area demands versatility and deep local knowledge.

Cherry Hills Village

Colorado's most prestigious address. Estate-scale properties on 1-3+ acres with sophisticated landscaping, pools, tennis courts, and equestrian facilities. We provide comprehensive grounds management, privacy-focused service coordination, and the absolute discretion Cherry Hills families expect.

Cherry Creek

Urban sophistication meets residential elegance. Luxury high-rises, substantial townhomes, and distinguished single-family estates within walking distance of world-class shopping and dining. We coordinate building requirements, manage sophisticated interiors, and provide seamless urban property oversight.

Denver Country Club & Polo Club

Architecturally significant properties from the early 1900s through mid-century. Tudor Revival, Colonial, and period homes require specialized historic knowledge, appropriate contractor networks, and preservation-minded maintenance approaches.

Washington Park & Hilltop

Family-oriented luxury neighborhoods with established character. Classic bungalows, substantial mid-century homes, and contemporary renovations. We work around family schedules, maintain park-facing properties beautifully, and coordinate care for mature landscapes.

Greenwood Village & Castle Pines

Southern metro sophistication near Denver Tech Center. Newer construction with contemporary systems, HOA coordination, and support for professionals with demanding DTC careers.

Boulder County

Boulder County represents Colorado's most diverse luxury property landscape within a single region. Within 30 minutes of driving, you'll find historic university-town estates, rural horse properties on 40+ acres, tech-corridor smart homes, and agricultural land with water rights dating back generations.

This diversity demands versatility. The contractor who excels at historic Boulder plaster repair differs from the irrigation specialist managing Erie's 25-zone systems, who differs from the equestrian facility expert maintaining Niwot barns. We've built specialized networks for each community's distinct requirements.

What unites Boulder County homeowners: successful professionals who chose this region for quality of life — outdoor access, intellectual community, excellent schools, and proximity to both Denver opportunity and mountain recreation. They expect their properties to reflect their success without consuming the time that made that success

Boulder's luxury market reflects the community's unique character — intellectual, environmentally conscious, and deeply connected to the natural landscape. Properties here range from historic Mapleton Hill estates dating to the 1890s to contemporary architectural statements nestled against the foothills, from established South Boulder family homes to secluded mountain properties accessible only by private roads.

Who we serve in Boulder: University faculty and research scientists. Tech entrepreneurs and executives. Physicians at Boulder Community Health and UCHealth. Remote executives for national companies who chose Boulder for the lifestyle. Environmental advocates whose property care must align with their values.

Property types requiring specialized expertise:

• Historic homes (Mapleton Hill, Whittier, Newlands): Aging mechanical systems, plaster repair, period-appropriate restoration, historic district compliance

• Foothills properties (Sunshine Canyon, Flagstaff, Four Mile): Fire mitigation coordination, wildlife management, well and septic systems, backup generators, seasonal access planning

• Established neighborhoods (Table Mesa, Martin Acres, North Boulder): Mid-century homes requiring system updates while maintaining character

Boulder-specific challenges we solve: Water-efficient irrigation programming for a semi-arid climate. Finding contractors who understand historic construction methods. Coordinating fire mitigation with Boulder County requirements. Managing properties during owners' frequent academic travel and conference schedules. Navigating Boulder's unique permitting processes.

NIWOT

Niwot offers something increasingly rare along Colorado's Front Range: genuine rural character with easy access to Boulder's employment and amenities. Properties here aren't measured in square feet alone — they're measured in acres, in the number of stalls in the barn, in miles of fence line, and sometimes in the seniority of agricultural water rights.

Who we serve in Niwot: Boulder professionals seeking a rural lifestyle with a 10-15 minute commute. Equestrian families require proper horse facility management. Out-of-state owners with Colorado retreats needing year-round oversight. Agricultural landowners are balancing working land with residential use. Historic property stewards preserving Niwot's architectural heritage.

Property types requiring specialized expertise:

• Acreage estates (5-40+ acres): Multiple outbuildings, extensive fencing, pastures, natural areas, long private driveways requiring grading and snow management

• Horse properties: Barns (4-12+ stalls), riding arenas, multiple paddocks, pasture rotation requirements, manure management, farrier and veterinary coordination

• Historic properties: Downtown Niwot homes and farmhouses requiring aging system expertise and period-appropriate care

• Agricultural properties: Hay fields, tenant farmer relationships, irrigation ditch access, water rights management

Niwot-specific challenges we solve: Finding contractors willing and equipped to service rural properties with long driveways and large-scale needs. Managing well and septic systems that suburban homeowners have never encountered. Coordinating equestrian facility maintenance beyond typical residential property management. Maintaining fence integrity across thousands of linear feet. Overseeing properties for absentee owners with detailed reporting and pre-arrival preparation.

Erie

Erie has transformed from a small agricultural town into one of Colorado's most desirable luxury residential communities. Positioned strategically between Boulder and Denver along the I-25 corridor, Erie attracts tech professionals, healthcare executives, and successful families seeking newer construction, excellent schools, and more space than Boulder or Denver can offer at comparable price points.

Who we serve in Erie: Google Boulder campus employees (15 minutes north). Oracle Broomfield professionals. Ball Aerospace and Lumen Technologies staff. Dual-income professional families with demanding careers and school-age children. Relocating executives unfamiliar with Colorado's climate challenges. New construction buyers navigating warranty periods.

Property types requiring specialized expertise:

• Master-planned community homes: (Erie Highlands, Vista Ridge, Coal Creek Ranch): Strict HOA standards, architectural review processes, community amenity coordination

• Larger lot properties: Erie Air Park (1-3+ acres): Extensive irrigation systems (15-30 zones), significant turf areas (20,000-50,000+ SF), mature tree management

• Smart homes: Control4, Savant, Lutron, Crestron, whole-home automation requiring technical coordination and ongoing optimization

Erie-specific challenges we solve: Managing complex irrigation systems for larger lots with Erie's wind exposure and soil conditions. Navigating strict HOA requirements and architectural review processes. Coordinating new construction warranty claims with builders before deadlines expire. Finding contractors who understand sophisticated smart home systems. Scheduling property work around demanding tech-sector careers and video conference schedules. Preparing properties for Colorado's hail season — Erie sits in "hail alley" with higher storm frequency than protected areas.

Longmont

Longmont delivers the space and value that Boulder County's southern communities can't match. Properties here include multi-acre estates, working horse facilities, historic downtown homes, and agricultural land — often at price points 30-40% below comparable Boulder properties. The community's small-town character, historic downtown, and strong local identity attract homeowners seeking authenticity over prestige.

Who we serve in Longmont: Professionals commuting to Boulder (15-20 minutes) or Broomfield's tech corridor (35-40 minutes) who prioritize space over proximity. Horse property owners require specialized equestrian facility management. Historic property stewards in Old Town Longmont's established neighborhoods. Agricultural landowners with water rights, hay fields, and tenant farmer relationships. Families seeking room for workshops, home gyms, and outdoor recreation equipment.

Property types requiring specialized expertise:

• Acreage properties (2-40+ acres): Extensive grounds, outbuildings (barns, shops, guest houses), long private driveways, well and septic systems

• Horse properties: Barns, riding arenas, multiple pastures requiring rotation, fencing for livestock containment

• Historic homes (Old Town district): 1870s-1930s construction requiring aging system knowledge, period-appropriate repairs, and foundation monitoring

• Agricultural properties: Irrigation ditch access, water rights management, hay field coordination, agricultural irrigation systems

Longmont-specific challenges we solve: Managing well and septic systems that many homeowners have never encountered before. Coordinating equestrian facility maintenance, including fence integrity, pasture health, and barn upkeep. Finding contractors experienced with large rural properties rather than subdivision homes. Overseeing properties for owners who work in Boulder or Denver and can't be present for daytime contractor visits. Navigating agricultural water rights and irrigation ditch coordination.

BROOMFIELD

Broomfield occupies a unique strategic position along Colorado's Front Range. Technically its own county, Broomfield sits at the intersection of the US-36 tech corridor, providing easy access to Boulder's innovation economy, Denver's corporate headquarters, and the concentration of technology companies that have made this stretch of highway Colorado's answer to Silicon Valley.

Who we serve in Broomfield: Google Boulder campus professionals (15 minutes north). Oracle Broomfield employees. Ball Aerospace engineers and executives. Lumen Technologies staff. Dual-income tech families with demanding careers and school-age children. Remote workers whose home offices require uninterrupted functionality. Frequent business travelers needing property oversight during absences.

Property types requiring specialized expertise:

• Master-planned communities (Broadlands, Anthem, Spruce Meadows, The Vistas): Strict HOA standards, architectural review coordination, golf course adjacency considerations

• Smart homes: Whole-home automation (Control4, Savant, Lutron, Crestron), multi-zone HVAC (5-10+ zones), structured networking, integrated security

• Contemporary construction: Current building codes, energy efficiency systems, sophisticated mechanical systems

Broomfield-specific challenges we solve: Managing sophisticated smart home systems that require technical knowledge beyond traditional property management. Scheduling contractor work around video conference calendars and demanding tech-sector schedules. Ensuring consistent HOA compliance in communities with strict architectural standards. Coordinating care for newer homes with complex systems that owners are still learning to operate. Providing rapid response for work-from-home professionals who can't afford property disruptions during business hours.

MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES

CONSULTING SERVICES

Colorado's mountain resort communities present unique estate management challenges that our Front Range clients often ask us to help navigate — even when their mountain properties fall outside our direct service area.

We provide consulting services for mountain property owners, not hands-on estate management. Our direct management services focus on the Front Range, where we can provide the regular inspections, contractor oversight, and responsive service our clients expect. For mountain communities, we offer strategic guidance and referral support.

What We Provide for Mountain Properties

Initial Property Assessment: We'll visit your mountain property, evaluate current management structures, identify gaps, and provide recommendations for local service providers and oversight approaches.

Service Provider Vetting: Finding reliable contractors in resort communities is challenging — limited availability, seasonal workforce fluctuations, and premium pricing require careful vetting. We leverage our professional network to identify and evaluate local providers.

Management Structure Consulting: For properties requiring regular oversight, we help establish appropriate management relationships — whether that's a local property manager, caretaker arrangement, or combination of services. We advise on contracts, expectations, reporting structures, and accountability measures.

Coordination with Front Range Management: For clients whose mountain homes are part of a broader Colorado property portfolio, we coordinate between locations — ensuring consistent standards, synchronized seasonal preparation, and unified vendor relationships where possible.

Communities We Consult For

• Vail & Beaver Creek — World-class resort properties with sophisticated systems and high expectations

• Aspen & Snowmass — Ultra-luxury market with unique permitting and preservation requirements

• Breckenridge & Summit County — Accessible mountain properties with altitude and snow load challenges

• Steamboat Springs — Authentic Colorado character with ranch and ski property diversity

• Telluride — Remote luxury requiring exceptional planning and reliable local partnerships

Why Consulting Rather Than Direct Management?

Mountain properties deserve the same hands-on attention we provide on the Front Range — regular inspections, contractor supervision, and emergency response within hours. Geographic reality prevents us from delivering that standard 90+ minutes from our base. Rather than offer diluted service, we provide strategic guidance that helps you establish effective local management.

Many of our Front Range clients own mountain properties. This consulting approach allows us to support their complete Colorado portfolio without compromising the service quality that defines our work.

BEYOND COLORADO

For clients with residential portfolios spanning multiple states or countries, we provide consulting services extending our estate management expertise beyond Colorado's borders.

Multi-Property Portfolio Consulting: Many Colorado luxury homeowners maintain additional residences — Arizona winter homes, California coastal properties, East Coast family estates, Caribbean retreats, or European holdings. Managing a residential portfolio across multiple locations, time zones, and service provider networks creates coordination challenges that compound with each additional property.

What We Provide:

• Assessment of current management structures across all properties

• Development of consistent standards, reporting systems, and oversight protocols

• Vendor network development and vetting in other locations

• Coordination between on-site staff, property managers, and family office personnel

• Transition support when changing service providers or staffing

• Interim oversight during staff transitions or vacancies

Director of Residences Experience: Before founding Colorado Estate Management, Andrew served as Director of Residences for UHNW families managing portfolios spanning 8 properties across 3 time zones, a 205-foot yacht with 23 crew members, 28 land-based staff, and coordination with NYC-based family offices. This institutional-level experience informs our consulting approach for clients with complex residential holdings.

Our Colorado clients receive hands-on estate management. For properties beyond Colorado, we provide the strategic oversight, systems development, and coordination that ensure consistent standards regardless of location.

Schedule Your Consultation

Whether your property is a Cherry Hills estate, Erie smart home, Niwot horse property, or Vail ski retreat, we invite you to schedule a complimentary consultation to discuss your specific situation.

Call Andrew directly: 303-807-9577

Email: info@coloradoestatemanagement.com