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Denver Tudor estate built for $38,000 in 1931 now listed at $10.75M; Tom Shane owned it

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Denver Tudor estate built for $38,000 in 1931 now listed at $10.75M; Tom Shane owned it
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An exquisite Tudor Revival estate, constructed in 1931, has hit the market in Denver for $10.75 million. Originally valued at $38,000, this historic home showcases remarkable architectural elements and expansive living areas. Its illustrious past includes ownership by renowned jeweler Tom Shane. With 10,370 square…

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