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A rare Broadmoor estate, Pourtales Palace is an 8, 400 sq ft, 7-bd, 8-bth Mediterranean Revival masterpiece built in 1925. Designed by renowned architect Thomas MacLaren and built by some of the same craftsmen that built the original Broadmoor Hotel, it sits behind historic, now-automated gates on 2 secured acres, less than a mile from The Broadmoor Resort. Its distinguished history includes 2 renowned military generals, and it is offered for sale for only the 3rd time in over a century. Largely restored, the home preserves 1 / 4-sawn white oak floors, leaded glass, original stonework, French doors, Juliet balconies and remarkable disappearing pocket windows, including 4 arched windows in the sunroom that open the space to the outdoors. Its history character, honored with modern luxury. The chef’s kitchen features book-matched marble, a Miele range, dual dishwashers, Sub-Zero refrigeration and a built-in Miele coffee and espresso station. The 750+ sq ft primary suite offers a spa-inspired bath with heated marble floors, glass shower, air-jet tub and original skylights. Resort-style grounds feature a heated pool, sun shelf, pond and waterfall, plus an extraordinary 3, 250 sq ft rooftop terrace with fire pit, outdoor kitchen, pizza oven, fountain, putting green, yoga space and gardens. A historic irrigation well produces 19 gal / minute. A dedicated wellness suite features a steam shower and gym, while a prewired hot-tub pad offers another opportunity to unwind. The grounds provide a private-resort setting for entertaining, exercise and rejuvenation. Additional amenities include a media room and an underground tunnel transformed into a nearly 1, 000-bottle wine cellar connecting the residence to a 2-bd, 1-bth carriage house. The attached 4-car garage features indoor car-wash stations, a dog wash and 2 EV charging stations. Blending architectural significance, military history, wellness, privacy and contemporary resort living, Pourtales Palace is a truly rare offering in the heart of the Broadmoor.



















































