Experience the best of downtown Boulder from this beautifully furnished home, thoughtfully designed for comfortable mid-term stays of 30 days or longer. Whether you're relocating, working remotely, on an extended work assignment, or simply looking to enjoy a season in one of Colorado's most desirable destinations, this home offers the perfect balance of convenience, comfort, and functionality.
Located in the heart of downtown, you'll be just steps from Boulder's renowned restaurants, coffee shops, boutiques, parks, and the iconic Pearl Street Mall. Leave your car behind and enjoy a truly walkable lifestyle, with hiking trails, bike paths, the University of Colorado, and countless local attractions all within easy reach.
Inside, the home features two comfortable bedrooms plus a dedicated private office with sofa bed, providing an ideal setup for remote professionals, visiting faculty, consultants, or anyone needing a productive workspace during an extended stay. The fully equipped kitchen, inviting living areas, high-speed Wi-Fi, and in-home laundry make everyday living effortless, allowing you to settle in from the moment you arrive.
One of the home's standout amenities is the reserved covered parking space, a rare and valuable convenience in downtown Boulder. Enjoy the ease of secure parking while still having everything the city has to offer just outside your front door.
Whether you're here for work, relocation, or an extended Colorado adventure, this home combines the energy of downtown Boulder with the comfort and practicality of a true home away from home. Stay for a month or stay for the season, you'll quickly discover why downtown Boulder is one of the most sought-after places to live and explore.
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Per HB23-1099, a prospective tenant has the right to provide the landlord a portable tenant screening report, as defined in section 38-12-902(2.5), Colorado Revised Statutes; and if a prospective tenant provides the landlord with a portable tenant screening report, the landlord is prohibited from charging the prospective tenant a rental application fee; or charging the prospective tenant a fee for the landlord to access or use the portable tenant screening report. The portable tenant screening report must be provided to the landlord directly by the consumer reporting agency and can be no more than 30 days old.