Waldorf Astoria, known for its luxury hotels and resorts, is lending its name to a Cherry Creek North condominium project scheduled to open within three years. The condominiums reflect Astoria’s reputation, with unit prices starting at $1.2 million.
The project will include 37 luxury residences ranging from 1,350 square feet to 4,320 square feet, according to a Tuesday morning news release by Property Markets Group, the national real estate developer responsible for the project, and global hospitality company Hilton. . .
“We are excited to once again partner with Hilton to expand our luxury home portfolio and bring the first Waldorf Astoria-branded properties to Colorado,” said Ryan Shea, Managing Partner at PMG News. stated in a release.
Amenities at this condo include a lounge inspired by the legendary Peacock Alley and a rooftop resort-style pool with a bar and lounge area. (Photo provided by: ARX Creative)
Each residence offers panoramic views of the mountains and downtown, complemented by finishes and appliances such as gourmet Boffi kitchens and Italian vanities.
Other amenities include a Waldorf Astoria Peacock Alley-inspired lounge, signature restaurant, rooftop resort-style pool with bar, wellness center, select lobbies with driveways, and dedicated electric vehicle charging stations.
“Waldorf Astoria is the perfect complement to the vibrant Cherry Creek community, offering luxury, comfort and the natural beauty of the Rocky Mountains,” said Dino Michael, executive vice president and global head of Hilton Luxury Brands. “It will provide residents with a wonderful living experience that seamlessly blends beauty.”
Concept design for the property is led by Denver-based Sears Adkins Rockmore (SAR+) and architect Carlos Ott. Interior design firm BAMO also participated, with designs inspired by the snow-capped Rocky Mountains.
The property is expected to be completed in 2027, a PMG spokesperson said.
Founded in 1991, PMG’s extensive portfolio includes more than 10,000 residential units and more than 18 million square feet of total developed area across the United States, including key markets such as Florida, New York, Colorado, South Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia. It consists of 175 projects including:
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