Calvin Booth Lists Colorado Home For $5.15 Million
Former Denver Nuggets general manager Calvin Booth has listed his extensively remodeled Colorado home for $5.15 million after being fired from the franchise last year.
Booth, a former NBA player who served as Denver’s GM from 2020 to 2025, purchased the Cherry Hills Village property with his wife, Keisha, for $1.6 million in 2019, when he was still the Nuggets’ assistant GM.
The couple then transformed the mid-1990s red-brick residence with a complete redesign, adding contemporary interiors and resort-style amenities while keeping its traditional exterior.
Property Highlights
Price: $5.15 Million
Location: Cherry Hills Village, Colorado
Size: 5,930 square feet
Bedrooms: 5
Bathrooms: 6
Notable Features: Swimming pool, outdoor kitchen, artist’s studio, home gym, sauna, Japanese soaking tub, two limestone fireplaces, game room, two fire pits, motorized pergola, Little Dry Creek views
Driving up to Booth’s Home
Driving up to Booth’s home, the property sits behind trees and dense landscaping, with the red-brick exterior partially screened from the road.
Two driveways sit on opposite sides of the house and curve across the front to connect. The right-hand driveway continues directly toward the garage area.
At the center, a paved walkway leads through the lawn toward the main entrance, keeping pedestrian access separate from the driveway.
First Look Inside
Inside, the living room is lined with floor-to-ceiling windows with a custom limestone fireplace on one side.
Down the hall, the kitchen pairs Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances with soapstone and quartzite countertops, a wine chiller, and dedicated beverage drawers.
A second limestone fireplace is in the upstairs primary suite, along with an extensively remodeled bathroom with heated floors, a Japanese soaking tub, and a large wet room.
Downstairs, the finished lower level offers another bedroom and bathroom, plus a game room and flexible bonus space, giving the five-bedroom layout private guest rooms.
Full Video Tour
The video tour from V6D provides a more detailed look at those interior spaces as well as the backyard overlooking Little Dry Creek.
Within that outdoor space, a pool sits off the side of the house, while a Brazilian granite outdoor kitchen sits nearby with two grills and two fire pits beneath a motorized louvered pergola.
Taking the steps down to the lower level of the yard, an artist’s studio sits separate from the rest of the house, completing Booth’s Colorado home.
What is Booth Doing Now?
This listing comes more than a year after Booth was dismissed from the Denver Nuggets.
Since then, the former general manager has begun a new chapter at his alma mater, joining Penn State men’s basketball in March 2026 as a consultant focused on roster management and player evaluation.
With Booth now working outside Denver, the $5.15 million sale could mark the end of his time in the area while giving a new owner the chance to take over the home he and his family extensively redesigned during his last years with the Nuggets.
