Calvin Booth, former general manager of the Denver Nuggets, has listed his comprehensively remodelled residence in Colorado for $5.15 million. This follows his dismissal from the franchise last year. Booth, a former NBA player who served as GM for Denver from 2020 to 2025, acquired the property in Cherry Hills Village in 2019 with his wife, Keisha, for $1.6 million. At that time, he was still the Nuggets' assistant GM.
The couple transformed the original mid-1990s brick residence through a complete redesign, adding modern interiors and resort-style amenities while retaining its traditional exterior. The property stands out for its tranquil location and carefully designed access points. Two driveways on opposite sides of the house lead to the garage area, while a paved path through the lawn separates pedestrian access to the main entrance.
Property Features and Amenities
Inside the house, floor-to-ceiling windows in the living room are a highlight, complemented by a bespoke limestone fireplace. The kitchen is equipped with high-end Sub-Zero and Wolf appliances, features soapstone and quartzite worktops, a wine fridge, and dedicated beverage drawers. Upstairs, the luxurious primary suite boasts another limestone fireplace, an elaborately renovated bathroom with underfloor heating, a Japanese soaking tub, and a spacious shower area. The finished basement offers an additional bedroom and bathroom, a games room, and flexible bonus spaces.
The outdoor area includes a swimming pool adjacent to the house, as well as an outdoor kitchen crafted from Brazilian granite, housing two grills and two fire pits under a motorised louvered pergola. On a lower level of the garden, there is an artist's studio, separate from the main house, which rounds off the residence's extensive amenities. From there, one can enjoy views of Little Dry Creek.
Booth's New Professional Challenge
The sale of this property comes over a year after Booth's departure from the Denver Nuggets. Since then, the former general manager has embarked on a new chapter at his alma mater: in March 2026, he took on a position as an advisor for the Penn State men's basketball team, focusing on roster construction and player evaluation. With Booth's new professional commitments outside Denver, the sale of this $5.15 million residence could mark the end of his time in the region and offer a new owner the opportunity to acquire the home he and his family extensively remodelled.
- —Price: $5.15 million
- —Location: Cherry Hills Village, Colorado
- —Living Area: 5,930 square feet
- —Bedrooms: 5
- —Bathrooms: 6
