What’s the Big Deal: $6M for Woody Creek home; $24M for Willoughby home
Editor’s note: This week’s What’s the Big deal is based on the most expensive property transaction recorded in Pitkin County through noon Thursday. The Clerk and Recorder’s Office was closed Friday for Veterans Day and did not have updated results.
Price: $6 million
Date recorded: Nov. 9
Address: 1137 Little Woody Creek Road
Buyer: Orizaba Interests LLCC
Seller: Little Woody LLC
Property type: Single-family residential
Year built: 1995, remodel in 2000
Total heated area: 8,714 square feet
Features: Eight baths, seven bedrooms
2014 property tax bill: $20,395.80
Buzzworthy
• A $24 million home sale was recorded late last week by the Clerk and Recorder’s Office, but only the price was revealed. However, broker Chris Klug, in a newsletter issued Friday, said the property was located at 720 Willoughby Way “and is going to be re-listed north of $30 million.” Klug’s newsletter also noted a Dancing Bear penthouse is under contract for $15 million.
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