Denver · Home sale
575 S High St in Denver sells for $2.35 million
A single-family home at 575 S High St, Denver sold for $2,350,000 on August 28, 2026. See the seller and buyer net sheets for this sale.
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- Sale price
- $2,350,000
- Sold
- August 28, 2026
- Property type
- Single-family home
- Living area
- 3,119 sq ft
- Price per sq ft
- $753
- Year built
- 1999
At $753 per square foot, a single-family home at 575 S High St in Denver sold for $2,350,000 on August 28, 2026, according to the Denver Assessor's sales records.
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The record lists New Austin as the seller and Christopher D Marshall as the buyer. Assessor's records show 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms, with 3,119 square feet of living area.
Assessor's records give the home a build year of 1999 and a 6,240-square-foot lot. The market value on record is $2,464,400. The last sale before this one on record was $2,200,000 in 2022.
This summary was written by AI from public sales records and checked by automated rules. The figures come from the record and the NetSheet.org rules engine. How we make these.
What were the closing costs in Denver County?
By our estimate, the seller's two largest charges, not counting commission and prorations, were $5,925 for the owner's title insurance policy and $350 for the settlement / closing fee. Who pays what follows Denver County custom.
How much did the seller net?
By our estimate, the seller netted about $2,218,449. That assumes a 5% commission. It is before any mortgage payoff.
How much cash did the buyer bring to closing?
A buyer putting 20% down would need about $499,606 at closing. That covers the down payment and closing costs.
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Source: Denver Assessor, real property sales and transfers, document 2026100778. Property details: Denver County Assessor. Net sheets are estimates from the NetSheet.org rules engine, not the parties' actual closing statements. Request a correction or removal.
