Heidi Hunts Homes

It’s July. You’re on the covered porch, drink in hand, mature trees giving you the kind of shade that takes decades to grow.
Inside, the ceilings are ornately detailed, the fireplace is original, the dining room is ready to host your holidays. Natural light in all the right places.
This Curtis Park Victorian, constructed in 1886 features built-ins, renovated bathrooms that give boutique hotel. Paid-off solar. Every detail handled with intention.
Lifestyle, accessibility, character, space.
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We’ll pop some champagne when our offer’s accepted. 🥂🍾
There are certain things about a home you just have to feel. The weight of the custom doors, the patina of unlaquered brass. The way the city melts away when you walk inside.
The “oh, this is the one” moment.
That’s what every mom wants. Let’s go find it.

A 1929 Tudor in Hilltop.
Fully reimagined. 2026 pop-top.
The bones stayed. The character intentional.
Chef’s kitchen with Thermador appliances + an oversized island. Butler’s pantry with a beverage cooler. A pergola-covered outdoor retreat off the back. A main level that moves the way people actually want to live.
Classic fireplace. Formal dining. Family room that opens directly outside.
Old soul. Fully reimagined.
This is Hilltop. Stately streets, mature trees, proximity to Cherry Creek + Cranmer Park. One of Denver’s most architecturally distinct + enduring neighborhoods. The kind of place where homes don’t just hold value.
They earn it.
If a design-forward renovation at this level is on your radar, this one is worth a real conversation.
My DMs are open…

A true architectural tour de force, this newly completed Mountain Ridge estate redefines modern luxury against one of Boulder’s most breathtaking natural backdrops. // 9631 mountain ridge place // mountain ridge // listed by

This is the version of Boulder living people talk about… and rarely find.
Nearly three acres where mornings start outside, dogs have actual room to run, and coffee tends to last longer than planned. You’re close to town when you want it, but far enough away to finally feel a little quiet.
Big doors open and the house naturally spills outdoors. Dinner on the patio, bikes dropped after a ride to the Reservoir, evenings around the fire that don’t feel rushed.
Inside, vaulted ceilings and warm wood floors keep everything easy and relaxed. Nothing overly precious. Just thoughtful spaces designed for real life, muddy shoes and all.
Land, light, and the kind of everyday rhythm that makes Boulder feel like Boulder.
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