House in Boulder, CO
8 guests · 4 bedrooms · 3 baths
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Top-tier experienceA high end property in this area
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Includes essentialsWiFi/Internet, Air conditioning, TV and more
About this house rental
Summary:
Settle into a light-filled Boulder home that’s ready for Sundance Film Festival. A cherry-wood chef’s kitchen, vaulted living room with a gas fireplace, covered deck with grill and four comfortable bedrooms make an ideal base for your group. Tucked into a quiet, tree-lined neighborhood, you’re blocks from Chautauqua Auditorium and the trails, and minutes by car or bus from downtown, campus and festival venues.
The Space:
Natural light pours through oversized windows and French doors, and warm cherry cabinetry, hardwood floors and a stone fireplace give the home a calm, mountain-modern feel. The chef’s kitchen has a gas range, granite counters, a breakfast bar and a dining table framed by tree views, so cooking for a crowd is a pleasure. Step out to the deck for morning coffee, or gather under the covered outdoor living room with lounge seating, a built-in grill and string lights. The primary suite has a king bed and a dual-vanity bath. Three more bedrooms, two with desks for catching up on work, suit friends, colleagues or family. Downstairs, a sitting area with a gas fireplace and TV, a second kitchenette, wine fridge and full laundry make longer stays easy.
The Neighborhood:
The home sits in Boulder’s quiet Chautauqua neighborhood at the foot of the Flatirons. Chautauqua Auditorium, an official 2027 Sundance venue, is a short stroll or quick drive away, as are the Chautauqua Park trailheads. Within about a two-minute drive are local favorites: Alpine Modern Café for craft coffee and breakfast, Chautauqua Dining Hall for classic American fare with mountain views, and University Hill staples like Illegal Pete’s burritos and The Sink, Boulder’s oldest restaurant. Downtown, Pearl Street, Boulder Theater and the Dairy Arts Center are roughly a five-minute drive away. The city’s HOP bus connects downtown, CU Boulder and other festival areas, and the city has said it plans free festival bus service. Rideshare is easy, and many guests find the best strategy is to park once and ride the bus or bike from there.
Other Things to Note:
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Settle into a light-filled Boulder home that’s ready for Sundance Film Festival. A cherry-wood chef’s kitchen, vaulted living room with a gas fireplace, covered deck with grill and four comfortable bedrooms make an ideal base for your group. Tucked into a quiet, tree-lined neighborhood, you’re blocks from Chautauqua Auditorium and the trails, and minutes by car or bus from downtown, campus and festival venues.
The Space:
Natural light pours through oversized windows and French doors, and warm cherry cabinetry, hardwood floors and a stone fireplace give the home a calm, mountain-modern feel. The chef’s kitchen has a gas range, granite counters, a breakfast bar and a dining table framed by tree views, so cooking for a crowd is a pleasure. Step out to the deck for morning coffee, or gather under the covered outdoor living room with lounge seating, a built-in grill and string lights. The primary suite has a king bed and a dual-vanity bath. Three more bedrooms, two with desks for catching up on work, suit friends, colleagues or family. Downstairs, a sitting area with a gas fireplace and TV, a second kitchenette, wine fridge and full laundry make longer stays easy.
The Neighborhood:
The home sits in Boulder’s quiet Chautauqua neighborhood at the foot of the Flatirons. Chautauqua Auditorium, an official 2027 Sundance venue, is a short stroll or quick drive away, as are the Chautauqua Park trailheads. Within about a two-minute drive are local favorites: Alpine Modern Café for craft coffee and breakfast, Chautauqua Dining Hall for classic American fare with mountain views, and University Hill staples like Illegal Pete’s burritos and The Sink, Boulder’s oldest restaurant. Downtown, Pearl Street, Boulder Theater and the Dairy Arts Center are roughly a five-minute drive away. The city’s HOP bus connects downtown, CU Boulder and other festival areas, and the city has said it plans free festival bus service. Rideshare is easy, and many guests find the best strategy is to park once and ride the bus or bike from there.
Other Things to Note:
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Amenities
Free Parking
Air conditioning
Non-smoking
TV
Heating
Coffee/tea maker
Refrigerator
Kitchen
Balcony/Terrace
WiFi/Internet
Parking Available
Microwave
Dishwasher
Washing machine
Dryer
Washer/dryer
Kitchenware
No pets allowed
Oven
Stove
Fireplace
Shower
Family friendly
Ironing facilities
Towels
Linens
Dining table
Hairdryer
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