Where natural beauty, intellectual energy, and a love of the outdoors
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boulder
Residents enjoy breathtaking views, a lively downtown along Pearl Street, and easy access to hiking, biking, and climbing—often all in the same day. Boulder’s strong community values, vibrant arts scene, and commitment to sustainability make it one of the most desirable places to live in the nation.
Boulder is home to the University of Colorado, a thriving tech and startup scene, and one of the most health-conscious, eco-friendly populations in the country.
Tucked into the foothills of the Rocky Mountains,
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Boulder is served by the Boulder Valley School District, with over 20 schools in the city, including top-rated public and charter options. Fairview High School and Boulder High School are consistently recognized among the best in the state.
Schools
As of April 2025, the average home price in Boulder was approximately $1.28 million, reflecting its premier location and high demand.
Average Home Price
Boulder boasts a Walk Score of 57, with highly walkable neighborhoods near downtown and the University Hill area. Many residents also commute by bike thanks to an extensive network of bike lanes and paths.
Walkability
Boulder is a culinary hotspot with over 300 restaurants, including James Beard Award-winning establishments and a vibrant farm-to-table culture. Favorites include Frasca Food and Wine, The Kitchen, Oak at Fourteenth, and Snooze.
Restaurants
Boulder has over 60 parks and more than 5,000 acres of open space. Popular spots include Chautauqua Park, Scott Carpenter Park, and North Boulder Park, with amenities ranging from playgrounds and pools to historic hiking trailheads.
Parks
The city offers over 150 miles of trails, including well-loved routes like the Flatirons, Mount Sanitas, and Boulder Creek Path, perfect for hiking, running, and biking year-round.
Trails
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The heart of downtown Boulder and a must-see in the area, this vibrant, pedestrian-friendly stretch is lined with locally owned shops, art galleries, cafes, and some of Colorado’s best restaurants. You'll find street performers, seasonal events, and a welcoming, walkable vibe, making it the perfect place to experience Boulder's charm and community vibe.
Pearl Street Mall
Set against the Flatirons, the campus is not only an academic hub but also a cultural one — with historic buildings, live music venues, museums, and Buffs game days that bring the whole town together. Whether you're considering living nearby for convenience or just want to soak in the energy of a college town with world-class views, visiting CU Boulder offers a great glimpse into the city's character.
CU Boulder
The Flatirons and nearby Chautauqua Park are among the most iconic and breathtaking spots in Boulder. This area offers unmatched access to scenic hiking trails, picnic areas, and panoramic views of the city below. Chautauqua is also home to a historic dining hall, charming cottages, and a summer concert series that captures Colorado’s love of nature and the arts.
Flatirons / Chautauqua
Where you can spend your morning at a TED-style talk or co-working space and your afternoon hiking the Flatirons or tubing down Boulder Creek. The city's blend of wellness, intellect, and adventure is unmatched.
What truly sets Boulder apart is its fusion of innovation and nature
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