Step into style and serenity in the heart of Boulder. Just one block from the CU campus, this newly furnished, design-forward retreat offers the perfect blend of mid-century architecture and elevated modern living. Thoughtfully renovated to preserve its original character, this home exudes timeless sophistication with clean lines, warm textures, and curated interiors that feel both refined and welcoming.
With over 3,300 square feet of space, this 4-bedroom, 3-bath home comfortably accommodates up to eight guests. Each bedroom is outfitted with high-quality linens and plush mattresses—featuring one king, two queens, and one full—for a restful and luxurious night’s sleep. The layout is ideal for both relaxation and connection, with elegant common areas designed for conversation, quiet moments, or a glass of wine by the fireplace. The chef’s kitchen is equipped with everything you need to host effortlessly, from intimate dinners to celebratory gatherings.
For those who need to get a little work done during their stay, a dedicated office space with a desk and chair offers a quiet and comfortable spot to focus. Downstairs, you’ll also find a card table perfect for board games, puzzles, or a low-key night in with friends or family.
Outdoors, enjoy coffee on the covered patio or unwind in the fully fenced backyard—private, peaceful, and perfect for Colorado evenings. An attached 2-car garage makes coming and going simple, though you may find yourself leaving the car behind. Even though you're just a block from campus and in the center of it all, the surrounding neighborhood is peaceful and quiet—truly the best of both worlds. Whether you're in town for business, pleasure, or a little of both, this is Boulder living at its most graceful.
Wintertime in Colorado brings many opportunities for play and adventure, as well as seasonal hazards that require consideration. AWD or 4WD capable vehicles are recommended from November - April for all guests. Please plan your travel accordingly. We are not responsible for guests ability to access roads or parking due to weather conditions.
Layout:
Main Floor
• Living room with Smart TV
• Dining area
• Kitchen
• Office area with desk, chair, and additional seating
• Washer and dryer
Upper Level / 2nd Floor
• Bedroom 1 - King bed and en suite full bathroom
• Bedroom 2 - Queen bed
• Bedroom 3 - Full bed
• Full bathroom 2
Lower Level / Basement
• Living area with Smart TV & card table
• Bedroom 4 - Queen bed
• Full bathroom 3
• Washer and dryer
The neighborhood:
Nestled at the foot of the Flatirons, Boulder is one of those rare places where nature and culture feel perfectly balanced. Whether you’re here to hit the trails, explore the local food scene, or simply unwind in a slower pace of life, Boulder makes it all easy. With over 300 days of sunshine a year, most locals live in hiking boots or bike shoes and are always up for a walk down Pearl Street or a quick jaunt into the mountains.
The heart of town beats around Pearl Street Mall — a charming, brick-paved pedestrian area full of locally-owned shops, street performers, cafés, and restaurants. Don’t miss happy hour at one of Boulder’s many craft breweries or farm-to-table restaurants. If you're into wellness, you’ll find everything from yoga studios and juice bars to hiking groups and sunrise meditations on the trail. Boulder really leans into its reputation as one of the healthiest (and happiest) cities in America.
Outdoor lovers are spoiled for choice here. Head up Chautauqua Park for stunning views and accessible hikes, or explore Boulder Canyon if climbing or creekside picnics are more your speed. The Boulder Creek Path winds through town and makes a perfect route for a walk or bike ride. Nearby Eldorado Canyon and Flagstaff Mountain offer more technical hikes, climbing, and panoramic views of the Front Range.
Venture just 30–40 minutes in any direction and you’ll stumble upon something new: the artsy and ever-evolving scene in Denver, the charming small-town feel of Louisville and Lafayette, or the historic vibe of Golden. Whether you're heading into the hills for a weekend ski trip or just grabbing local produce from the Boulder Farmers Market, this area has a way of turning even the most everyday moments into something memorable.
At its core, Boulder is about balance — between work and play, adventure and rest, nature and culture. You’ll feel it in the air, in the people, and in the way life flows a little easier here.
Top Things to Do:
• Celestial Seasonings Tour – Tour the iconic tea factory and enjoy free tastings at this one-of-a-kind Boulder experience.
• Boulder Farmers Market – Held on Saturdays and Wednesdays, this vibrant market is perfect for local produce, artisan goods, and community vibes.
• Boulder Dushanbe Teahouse – Visit this hand-crafted Persian teahouse gifted by Boulder’s sister city, surrounded by colorful art and international charm.
• University of Colorado Museum of Natural History – Explore fascinating exhibits right on campus; great for families or curious minds.
• The Museum of Boulder – Dive into Boulder’s rich history and modern innovation with rotating exhibits and a stunning rooftop view.
Top Restaurants + Places for Happy Hour:
• Oak at Fourteenth – A warm, upscale eatery serving wood-fired American dishes with standout cocktails and seasonal small plates.
• The Bitter Bar – Hidden gem cocktail bar with an inventive drink menu and intimate setting for the perfect happy hour experience.
• Corrida – Modern Spanish cuisine with sweeping mountain views from the rooftop patio — especially great at sunset.
• The Sink – A funky, historic spot on The Hill known for burgers, pizzas, and a student-meets-local vibe (plus a killer happy hour).
• Blackbelly Market – Chef-driven and ingredient-focused, this meat-forward restaurant offers house-butchered charcuterie and one of Boulder’s best brunches.
Top Hikes in the Area:
• Chautauqua Trail (Easy) – A classic Boulder experience with flat paths that lead to stunning Flatirons views, great for all ages.
• Mount Sanitas Loop (Intermediate) – A short but steep loop with rewarding views of Boulder and a good workout for seasoned hikers.
• Royal Arch Trail (Difficult) – Challenging terrain with switchbacks and rock scrambles leading to a natural stone arch and amazing photo ops.
• Anne U. White Trail (Easy) – A peaceful, shaded creekside trail tucked away in a canyon—perfect for a relaxed morning walk.
• Green Mountain West Ridge Trail (Intermediate) – A quieter alternative with beautiful forested sections and panoramic summit views.
*Please Note - There is a $30 fee for early check-in. Early check-in availability cannot be confirmed until 10 am on your arrival day.
