Boulder, CO Real Estate
An eclectic city with one of the most extensive trail systems in the country, Boulder is surrounded by more than 31,000 acres of recreational open space and nature preserves. The community of over 100,000 residents (including 29,000 students) offers a sophisticated, casual environment where you can enjoy top tier restaurants, music, art, theater and the renowned Pearl Street walking mall. The unique blend of vibrant culture and outdoor fun makes Boulder real estate some of the most highly sought after homes in Colorado.
Since its incorporation in 1871, Boulder has been known for its history of colorful characters, actions, and ideas. Live music is a staple of bustling outdoor areas, as well as in the many concert halls around Boulder. The Boulder International Film Festival and Shootout 24 Hour Filmmaking Festival attract film enthusiasts nationwide and a plethora of museums display art and history exhibits year round. WK Real Estate’s real estate agents can highlight Boulder's many famous landmarks that make us unique.
Boulder is constantly in the news for its intelligence and educational draw with the University of Colorado boasting a Tier 1 research institution and four Nobel laureates; the National Center for Atmospheric Research’s groundbreaking discoveries, and the Colorado Chautauqua and Naropa Institute’s academic organizations. Boulder is home to many major employers such as Google, IBM, and Lockheed Martin, as well as many innovative food and retail companies. It was recently rated the Happiest City in the United States by National Geographic in 2017.
Our well-rounded community offers many events that support our international flavor - the Conference on World Affairs, the Bolder Boulder 10K, the Colorado Shakespeare Festival and MahlerFest. Boulder's dedication to environmental awareness also makes us one of the greenest cities in America, and a model city for open space and growth control. Boulder real estate, with significant and consistent value in a unique cultural community, offers a truly distinctive living experience. With such cultural diversity, Boulder real estate has something to offer anyone and everyone.
- Square Miles25.85
- Population108,090
- Per Capita Income$37,639
- Median Household Income$58,484
- Housing Units 132,457
- Homeownership Rate62.5%
- Median Home Price$905,000
Boulder, CO Homes for Sale
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Beds 2 Baths 2 SqFt 913
MLS 884978 | Listing Courtesy of RE/MAX Alliance on Walnut
Beds 3 Baths 3 SqFt 2,742
MLS 884974 | Listing Courtesy of RE/MAX Elevate
Beds 3 Baths 2 SqFt 2,145
MLS 884952 | Listing Courtesy of RE/MAX of Boulder, Inc
Beds 4 Baths 2 SqFt 1,426
MLS 884940 | Listing Courtesy of HomeSmart CC Prop Maplewood
Beds 4 Baths 2 SqFt 1,804
MLS 884945 | Listing Courtesy of 8z Real Estate
Beds 3 Baths 2 SqFt 1,176
MLS 884916 | Listing Courtesy of Equity Colorado-Front Range
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Beds 5 Baths 4 SqFt 3,537
MLS 884104 | Listing Courtesy of TRELORA Realty
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Sat, Jun. 22nd11:00AM - 1:00PM
Beds 3 Baths 3 SqFt 1,720
MLS 877152 | Listing Courtesy of Real Realty Colorado
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History
The City of Boulder began as a small mining camp on the banks of what became known as Boulder Creek. The first settlers, a party of prospectors led by Thomas Aikins, reached the mouth of Boulder Canyon in the fall of 1858. They called their campsite "Red Rocks" because of the red sandstone cliffs. Friendly contact was made with Chief Niwot and the Arapahoe tribe. The Cheyennes were also indigenous to the area, while other tribes such as the Utes, Kiowas, Comanches and Sioux were occasional visitors.
In January 1859, gold was discovered in the area west of the present Gold Hill community and approximately 12 miles northwest of Boulder. This stimulated the Boulder City Town Company, which was organized in 1859 by the company's first president, A.A. Brookfield, and 60 partners. In 1867, the city of Boulder was assigned as the county seat and Boulder was named after the many unwieldy rocks the original residents had to clear from the land before they could begin construction on their homes.
As a result of a brief Native American uprising and the decline of the nearby gold mining, the new community sustained several difficult years. However, Boulder was revitalized with the prospects of a new railroad and a university, and the town was incorporated under the Territorial Government. Both the Colorado Central Railroad and the Denver-Boulder Valley Railroad reached the city no more than two years later. It was clear early on that Boulder would hold a long-standing commitment to environmental stewardship as the founding fathers began a tree-planting program and the mountains and plains provided outdoor enthusiasts with a venerable playground of opportunities.
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Avery Brewery
Enjoy an eccentric ale or lager on the fabulous outdoor patio as you grab a bite off their...
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Brasserie Ten Ten
This French-style menu is home to the “Le Grand” platter – a three-tiered tower of raw...
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Flagstaff House
Fine dining, weddings, and celebrations take place at this gorgeous restaurant perched at the...
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Fresh Thymes
Even though this restaurant is 100% gluten-free, you’d never guess it by the savory, fresh...
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Jax Fish House
The best seafood place in town, Jax Fish House prides themselves on delivering sustainable...
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Mountain Sun Pub & Brewery
Built with the mission of preserving that "neighborhood pub" feel, the Mountain Sun Pub &...
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Snooze
Known for their pancakes, Snooze is a favorite breakfast place for the Boulder locals.
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The Kitchen/Kitchen Next Door/Kitchen Upstairs
For a classic dining experience in the heart of Boulder, visit the Kitchen or one of their...
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The Med
This Mediterranean cuisine is a local favorite with a variety of menu options. They have...
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Upslope Brewery
The three founders love two things: outdoor adventures and good beer. They created Upslope...
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Bike Riding
With more than 300 miles of dedicated bikeways within Boulder and 300 days of sunshine, enjoy...
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Boulder Creek Path
Boulder Creek Path is a wide, multi-use path that follows Boulder Creek for close to eight...
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Boulder Open Space and Mountain Parks
With more than 65,316 acres of open space there are plenty of trails, parks and land to enjoy....
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Boulder Reservoir
A favorite summer hotspot for Boulderites, the Boulder Reservoir offers one of a kind sandy...
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Chautauqua
Once called "the most American thing in America" by Theodore Roosevelt, the Boulder Chautauqua...
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Flatirons
Boulder's five majestic Flatirons are not only nation-wide attractions, but have become symbolic...
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Long’s Iris Gardens
Starting with just a small collection of seeds in 1905, Long's Gardens has maintained its simple...
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Pleasant View Sports Complex and Fields
Having hosted numerous national tournaments, such as the Junior National Championship for Rugby,...
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Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art
Founded in 1972 by a group of local artists, BMoCA now displays the work of both local and...
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Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra
Founded in 1958, the Boulder Philharmonic Orchestra is a full, professional orchestra. It is the...
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Boulder Theater
Holding a rich history of silent movies and live opera, Boulder Theater now houses events...
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Carnegie Branch Library for Local History
Boulder's first public library, this dignified building was constructed in 1907 and has been...
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Celestial Seasonings Tea Factory
Take a whimsical tour through Colorado's largest tea manufacturer, where up to 9,000,000 bags of...
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Dairy Center for the Arts
Feeding off the deep culture of Boulder, The Dairy Center for the Arts provides workshops and...
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Fiske Planetarium
If you're in the mood to stargaze, Fisk Planetarium presents elaborate shows throughout the...
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Fox Theater
Boulder's Fox Theater has seen a wide variety of owners and uses, from vaudeville to movies to...
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Heritage Center
Open year round, the Heritage Center offers unique exhibits from CU's past, including a recent...
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Leanin’ Tree Museum of Western Art
From the private collection of Ed Trumble, a publisher of fine art greeting cards, the Leanin'...
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Museum of Boulder
Founded in 1944 within the historic Harbeck House, the Museum of Boulder now resides in the...
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Museum of Natural History
From humble beginnings in 1902, under direction from Curator Junius Henderson, the Museum...
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National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)
NCAR performs collaborative research in the fields of atmospheric and Earth system science,...
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The Nomad Playhouse
From its humble origins in a rented tent behind a liquor store in the summer of 1951, the Nomad...
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4th on Pearl/Band on the Bricks
This special 4th of July celebration on Pearl Street hosts several live bands, activities and a...
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BolderBoulder
Started in 1979, this Boulder Memorial Day staple is a 10k road race that winds through the...
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Boulder County Farmers Market
The paramount of any summer in Boulder is the Boulder County Farmers Market, a sprawling bazaar...
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Boulder Creek Festival & Hometown Festival
The annual Boulder Creek Hometown Festival completes summer with activities,...
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Ironman Boulder
With Boulder’s natural propensity to attract outdoor enthusiasts and world-class athletes,...
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Ralphie’s Independence Day Blast
Sponsored by WK Real Estate, CU Boulder and the City of Boulder, Boulder’s free fireworks show...
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Boulder Book Store on Pearl
Opened in 1973, Boulder Book Store is an independent bookstore with events, featured local...
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CU Football Games
Go Buffs – need we say more? Boulder is a town that takes great pride in their talented...
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East Boulder Rec Center
The sprawling East Boulder Rec Center offers almost infinite ways to exercise, play, socialize,...
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Gateway Park Fun Center
The perfect place to escape with the kids, Gateway Park Fun Center has something for everyone....
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Tube the Boulder Creek
On hot summer days, nothing beats jumping into a tube and floating down the Boulder Creek. ...
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Cable: CenturyLink
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Cable: Comcast
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Electric: Xcel Energy
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Gas: Xcel Energy
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Internet: CenturyLink
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Internet: Comcast
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Trash & Recycling Collection: Eco-Cycle
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Trash & Recycling Collection: Western Disposal
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