Denver Tudor estate built for $38,000 now lists for $10.75 million

A Denver house that cost $38,000 to build in 1931 is now on the market for $10.75 million. The nearly century-old Tudor Revival estate has also had some well-known owners, including jeweller Tom Shane, and remains one of the most expensive homes currently listed in the city. According to Realtor.com, the property at 575 Circle Drive covers about 10,370 square feet and sits on roughly three-quarters of an acre in Denver’s Country Club neighbourhood. Much of what makes the house stand out, though, is not its price. Its original Tudor details, generous spaces, mature gardens and long history have helped it remain a distinctive property in a city where luxury homes continue to command high prices.A house built in 1931The estate was built for Mason and Dorothy Lewis in 1931, at a reported cost of $38,000. Architect Henry S.