Homes & Real Estate - 1360 Walnut Condos, Boulder, CO

More About 1360 Walnut in Boulder

If you’re drawn to Boulder’s vibrant downtown, 1360 Walnut puts you right at the center of it all. These modern condos blend panoramic Flatirons views with easy access to Pearl Street’s eclectic shops, farm-to-table dining, and a true walk-everywhere lifestyle. Whether you’re after sunrise hikes, street festivals, or evenings on your private balcony, 1360 Walnut delivers a front-row seat to everything Boulder has to offer. Scroll down to view the latest homes for sale in 1360 Walnut, Boulder.

Latest Homes for Sale in 1360 Walnut Boulder

1360 Walnut Community Snapshot

Urban, energetic, and stylish—1360 Walnut offers a boutique condo experience with both privacy and community built in.

Contemporary condos with open layouts, floor-to-ceiling windows, secure entry, private balconies, and stunning mountain or city views.

Steps to Pearl Street, Boulder Theater, and top local eateries. Direct access to urban parks, RTD transit, and bike trails across Boulder.

Perfect for professionals, downsizers, and anyone who wants the best of Boulder—walkable, vibrant, and surrounded by local culture.

Life at 1360 Walnut: Boulder’s Downtown Pulse & Everyday Views

At 1360 Walnut, you’re not just living in a condo—you’re stepping straight into Boulder’s most iconic rhythm. Mornings start with the hum of Pearl Street waking up, sunlight spilling over the Flatirons, and the aroma of fresh-roasted coffee drifting up from local favorites like Boxcar and Ozo. You can spot neighbors heading out for early hikes, or catching up over a sidewalk brunch as the city comes alive. For many residents, the real luxury is the sense of connection: an easy stroll to Pearl Street, a quick ride to Chatauqua for summer concerts, or quiet afternoons in Whittier’s leafy side streets.

Walkability, Local Color & a Hub for Culture

There’s something to be said for a home where the elevator brings you from your private balcony to Boulder’s most walkable streets. Residents make the most of the year-round event calendar: farmers markets, art walks, and live music are never far. Evenings can end at Boulder Theater, or with a sunset stroll up to Mapleton Hill for a bit of quiet. 1360 Walnut’s location also makes it a popular pick for those considering short-term rentals (STRs)—especially during major regional events.

Trails, parks and open space

In fact, its proximity to downtown and nearby transit hubs has led some owners to see an uptick in STR demand when the Sundance Film Festival is in full swing just a quick RTD ride away in winter, drawing guests who want Boulder’s comfort and easy access to the festival action without the Park City crowds.

Who Finds Their Fit at 1360 Walnut?

It’s an easy favorite for buyers who want to trade lawn care for sunsets over the Flatirons, or who value the chance to walk home from downtown dinners, yoga, or late-night shows. Young professionals, creatives, and remote workers find inspiration in the city’s daily buzz, while downsizers and those splitting time between Boulder and elsewhere love the lock-and-leave ease. For those curious about other urban options, nearby buildings like 901 Pearl Residences or Arete offer different takes on Boulder’s downtown lifestyle, each with its own community and view.

Local Nuance: Every Day Feels Like an Event

Life at 1360 Walnut isn’t just about the address—it’s the little rituals: weekend yoga at North Boulder Park, grabbing local produce at the Saturday market, or joining friends for rooftop drinks as the sun drops behind the foothills. Even errands feel less like chores when everything you need is a stroll away. And thanks to Boulder’s ever-evolving arts and festival scene, there’s always a new reason to step out, whether it’s for a seasonal pop-up, a Pearl Street parade, or simply people-watching from your own balcony.

Life at 1360 Walnut: Boulder’s Downtown Pulse & Everyday Views

At 1360 Walnut, you’re not just living in a condo—you’re stepping straight into Boulder’s most iconic rhythm. Mornings start with the hum of Pearl Street waking up, sunlight spilling over the Flatirons, and the aroma of fresh-roasted coffee drifting up from local favorites like Boxcar and Ozo. You can spot neighbors heading out for early hikes, or catching up over a sidewalk brunch as the city comes alive. For many residents, the real luxury is the sense of connection: an easy stroll to Pearl Street, a quick ride to Chatauqua for summer concerts, or quiet afternoons in Whittier’s leafy side streets.

Walkability, Local Color & a Hub for Culture

There’s something to be said for a home where the elevator brings you from your private balcony to Boulder’s most walkable streets. Residents make the most of the year-round event calendar: farmers markets, art walks, and live music are never far. Evenings can end at Boulder Theater, or with a sunset stroll up to Mapleton Hill for a bit of quiet. 1360 Walnut’s location also makes it a popular pick for those considering short-term rentals (STRs)—especially during major regional events.

Trails, parks and open space

In fact, its proximity to downtown and nearby transit hubs has led some owners to see an uptick in STR demand when the Sundance Film Festival is in full swing just a quick RTD ride away in winter, drawing guests who want Boulder’s comfort and easy access to the festival action without the Park City crowds.

Who Finds Their Fit at 1360 Walnut?

It’s an easy favorite for buyers who want to trade lawn care for sunsets over the Flatirons, or who value the chance to walk home from downtown dinners, yoga, or late-night shows. Young professionals, creatives, and remote workers find inspiration in the city’s daily buzz, while downsizers and those splitting time between Boulder and elsewhere love the lock-and-leave ease. For those curious about other urban options, nearby buildings like 901 Pearl Residences or Arete offer different takes on Boulder’s downtown lifestyle, each with its own community and view.

Local Nuance: Every Day Feels Like an Event

Life at 1360 Walnut isn’t just about the address—it’s the little rituals: weekend yoga at North Boulder Park, grabbing local produce at the Saturday market, or joining friends for rooftop drinks as the sun drops behind the foothills. Even errands feel less like chores when everything you need is a stroll away. And thanks to Boulder’s ever-evolving arts and festival scene, there’s always a new reason to step out, whether it’s for a seasonal pop-up, a Pearl Street parade, or simply people-watching from your own balcony.

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