Sold · $5,850,000
1991 Alameda Ave, #6
Country Club, Denver
Stately custom home overlooking the Denver Country Club.
Denver real estate agent · Compass
Denver & Front Range real estate, handled with strategy.
Buy, sell, or move from renting to owning with Taylor A. Washam, a Compass broker who has guided 178+ Colorado transactions from the first conversation through closing.
- $157,043,388+in Experience
- 178+Transactions
- 12+Years
- Top 9%of Front Range Agents
- 5.0 ★Google Rating
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Buy with evidence, not urgency.
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Sold · $4,500,000
1133 14th St, #3750
Four Seasons Residences, Denver
Custom, city-facing half-floor flat.
Sold · $2,700,000
226 Monroe Street
Cherry Creek North, Denver
Monroe IV: wide-format townhome, a departure from the typical Cherry Creek plan.
Sold · $2,649,000
228 Monroe Street
Cherry Creek North, Denver
Monroe IV: wide-format townhome, a departure from the typical Cherry Creek plan.
5.0 ★ on Google
“Taylor made our first-time home buying experience as smooth and efficient as possible! He truly advocated for us every step of the way and went above and beyond previewing homes for us. The home we decided to purchase was even Taylor's find! We could not have had a more knowledgeable or supportive realtor!”
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