Former Denver Nuggets general manager Calvin Booth has put his Cherry Hill home on the market for $5.15 million, according to the listing released Thursday.
Details of the property and its recent upgrades
The 6,000‑square‑foot estate sits on nearly an acre in Cherry Hills Village, a suburb south of Denver known for its upscale residences. Booth and his wife, Keisha, bought the property in 2019 for $1.6 million while he was serving as the team’s assistant general manager. Since then, the couple has overhauled the mid‑1990s red‑brick house, adding a modern‑classic interior and extensive outdoor amenities.
“Nearly every inch of this estate has been reimagined, from the craftsmanship throughout the interiors to the resort‑style outdoor living spaces and gardens,” said Bridget Marx of Kentwood Real Estate, the brokerage handling the listing.
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Inside, the home features white‑painted walls, wood flooring, and a double‑height great room that opens onto a mezzanine and a back deck through sliding glass doors. A limestone fireplace anchors a smaller family room, while the kitchen boasts soapstone and quartzite countertops, an island with a cooktop and bar seating, and a built‑in wine dispenser.
Keisha Booth described the kitchen as “the heart of the home, where I entertain while watching my kids and their friends laugh around the outdoor kitchen.” The property includes five bedrooms, with a primary suite that offers a balcony, a fireplace, and a spa‑inspired bathroom equipped with heated towel racks, heated floors and a Japanese soaking tub.
Additional indoor features comprise a lower‑level game room, a fitness studio, and a whole‑home sound system.
Outdoor amenities and the surrounding community
The backyard is arranged around two pergola‑covered zones: one houses a large couch and a television, while the other contains an outdoor kitchen with charcoal and gas grills plus a pizza oven. A pool, two fire pits, and a studio space complete the leisure offerings.
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Gardens, designed by Keisha during the pandemic, add to the home’s “remarkable sense of serenity,” she said, noting the location feels “worlds away” despite being close to Denver.
Cherry Hills Village attracts affluent buyers seeking spacious homes without commercial development. The neighborhood is also home to Nuggets star Nikola Jokić and former NFL quarterback Russell Wilson, who lived there while playing for the Broncos.
Booth’s tenure as the Nuggets’ general manager spanned from 2020 until his dismissal in April 2025. During that period, the franchise captured an NBA championship in 2023, defeating the Miami Heat. The sale of his residence comes as the former player‑turned‑executive moves on from his front‑office role.
