Gold Run homes for sale in Boulder, updated daily from the MLS: 1 listed from $600K. It carries an HOA, $611 a month. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.
Gold Run is the kind of Boulderneighborhood where nature and city convenience truly meet—think tree-shaded paths along Boulder Creek, community amenities, and a location that puts CU campus, shopping, and lively downtown scenes within easy reach. Residents love how everything is close: bike to work or class, stroll to favorite cafes, or spend a quiet afternoon by the creek. Whether you’re looking for a lock-and-leave condo, a foothold for Boulder living, or a flexible home base for busy weekends, Gold Run delivers both ease and connection. Scroll down to view the latest homes for sale in Gold Run, Boulder.
Active, welcoming, and quietly urban—Gold Run is popular with students, young professionals, and those who appreciate Boulder’s outdoor culture right out the door.
Home Styles & FeaturesModern condos and townhomes, most with patios or balconies, in-unit laundry, community fitness and pool amenities, and secure entry. Some units offer creek or mountain views.
Location HighlightsSteps from Boulder Creek, CU Boulder campus, Scott Carpenter Park, 29th Street Mall, and the city’s best bike paths. Walk or ride to coffee shops, grocers, and vibrant Pearl Street.
Lifestyle & VibeIdeal for students, faculty, professionals, and those who value car-free living, on-the-go routines, and spontaneous adventure.
There’s a rhythm to life in Gold Run that feels unmistakably Boulder—morning jogs along the creek, quick bike rides to CU or downtown, and weekends filled with open-air markets or concerts at Scott Carpenter Park. The paths and pocket parks around Gold Run mean you can get outside in minutes, but there’s just as much appeal in the indoor comforts—secure condo living, friendly neighbors, and a low-maintenance lifestyle that lets you focus on enjoying the city.
Gold Run’s proximity to CU Boulder is a major draw for students, visiting faculty, and anyone who loves the campus vibe. It’s easy to join a pickup game at the rec fields or catch a lecture, but even longtime locals enjoy the constant energy that comes from living near Boulder’s cultural heart. The Pearl Street scene is just a short ride away, offering everything from world-class dining to iconic bookshops and weekly farmers markets. For those needing a change of scenery, neighboring communities like Arapahoe Ridge and Whittier add their own flavor, all easily accessible by bike or foot.
Life at Gold Run means everyday access to Boulder Creek Path, on-site gym and pool facilities, and gathering spots where neighbors in many cases swap hiking stories or coordinate group rides. On warm days, residents unwind at Scott Carpenter Park or wander along greenbelts to find new corners of the city. The lock-and-leave nature of Gold Run homes means travel is easy—just lock the door and head off to the mountains or out of town, with peace of mind that your place is secure.
The neighborhood’s layout also makes it attractive for remote workers, with many units offering private balconies or sunny home office nooks. Those drawn to a lively, social vibe can also consider Pearl Street or Newlands for a different take on Boulder’s in-town living.
Gold Run is primarily made up of modern condos and townhomes, many with updated interiors, in-unit laundry, and amenities like gyms, pools, and secure entry. Some homes offer creekside or mountain views.
Absolutely. Gold Run is just steps from CU Boulder campus and a short ride or walk to Pearl Street, 29th Street Mall, and Scott Carpenter Park—making errands, dining, and entertainment refreshingly close.
Many buyers consider Gold Run for its strong rental demand and potential as a short-term rental (STR) or Airbnb/VRBO property—especially now that the Sundance Film Festival has moved to Boulder. The neighborhood’s proximity to CU, downtown, and major events attracts visitors year-round. Always verify the latest city regulations and HOA guidelines before investing for STR use.
Gold Run residents enjoy on-site gym and pool facilities, covered parking, secure entry, and access to shared green spaces and Boulder Creek Path.
The neighborhood is popular with students, university staff, young professionals, and those seeking a low-maintenance home base close to Boulder’s best amenities and outdoor spaces.
Gold Run offers easy access to major bike paths, public transit routes, and main roads—making it simple to get around Boulder or head out to nearby mountains and open space.
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1 home is listed in Gold Run right now, at $599,900. The listed home has 2 bedrooms and 1,112 square feet. It carries an HOA fee of $611 a month, covering recycling, sewer, snow removal, trash. The average listing has been on the market 46 days. ZIP code 80303.
For sale now
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Gold Run, Boulder
Median price
$599,900
one home listed
Size
1,112
square feet
HOA
$611/mo
1 of 1 listings
Community amenities named in the listings: clubhouse, fitness center, park, parking, pool, tennis court(s).
1 home is listed in Gold Run right now, updated daily on this page. Boulder has 756 homes for sale across all its communities.
The one home listed in Gold Run is asking $599,900.
1 of the 1 listed homes report an HOA fee of $611 a month, covering recycling, sewer, snow removal, trash. Ask for the HOA documents before you write an offer.
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