What’s the Big Deal: Red Mountain home scooped up for county record $72.5 million
Price: $72.5 million
Date recorded: June 15
Buyer: Dovfam Willoughby LP
Seller: 421 Willoughby Investors
Address: 419/421 Willoughby Way
Neighborhood: Red Mountain
Property type: Residential
Year built: actual, 2005; last remodel, 2011
Total heated area: 21,477 square feet
Lot size: 4.5 acres
Amenities: Three-story home comes with 13 baths, nine bedrooms, a private pool and pond, in addition to a 928-square foot guest home with one bedroom and two baths.
Assessor’s office actual value: $64,899,300
Assessor’s office assessed value: $4,640,300
Property tax bill: $136,447
Source: Assessor’s Office and Clerk & Recorder’s Office, Pitkin County
Worth noting: The buyer, controlled by former NHL player and Canadian businessman Patrick Dovigi, sold a residence it owned on 288 Willoughby Way — the same road where the $72.5 million home is located — for $31 million on May 5, after acquiring it for $29.659 million in December. Last week’s sale was the highest price ever paid for a residential property in Pitkin County.
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