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Mapleton Hill real estate in Boulder, live from the MLS: 4 homes for sale from $1.7M to $3.75M; the median Mapleton Hill home lists at $2.63M. The prices, the HOA and the Boulder homes nearby are below the homes. Call or text 303-955-4220. A live person answers.

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Current Real Estate Statistics for Homes in Boulder, CO (Community: Mapleton Hill)

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Homes Listed
56
Avg. Days on Site
$1,047
Avg. $ / Sq.Ft.
$2,463,050
Med. List Price

More About Mapleton Hill in Boulder

Mapleton Hill is Boulder’s most storied neighborhood, where century-old maples arch over wide streets lined with restored Victorians, Queen Annes, and Craftsman homes. Just blocks from Pearl Street, it offers a walkable lifestyle wrapped in architectural history, mountain views, and a neighborly atmosphere. From heritage-rich residences to modernized historic gems, Mapleton Hill pairs charm with convenience in a way few places can. Scroll down to see the latest homes for sale in Mapleton Hill, Boulder.

Latest Homes for Sale in Mapleton Hill Boulder CO

Mapleton Hill Community Snapshot

Community Character

Elegant, quiet, and deeply connected—Mapleton Hill is known for its preservation of history, mature canopy of trees, and welcoming, walkable streets.

Home Styles & Features

Victorian and Queen Anne residences with wraparound porches, intricate woodwork, and stained glass—many upgraded with gourmet kitchens, modern baths, and energy-efficient systems.

Location Highlights

Blocks from Pearl Street, near Mount Sanitas trailhead, and minutes to Newlands and Whittier.

Lifestyle & Vibe

Ideal for those who value historic charm, active community life, and instant access to both Boulder’s cultural scene and its iconic outdoors.

Living in Mapleton Hill: History Under a Canopy of Trees

Life here feels like stepping into a preserved piece of Boulder’s past—tree-lined streets with names locals know by heart, from Mapleton Avenue’s grand porches to Pine Street’s quieter, tucked-away charm. Spring brings a canopy of blossoms, summer fills the sidewalks with shaded strolls, and autumn turns the neighborhood into a gold-and-crimson postcard. Winter evenings are lit by porch lanterns and the soft glow from historic windows, especially during the holidays when neighbors string up lights as they’ve done for decades.

Walkability and Outdoor Access

Mapleton Hill is one of Boulder’s most walkable districts—morning coffee on Pearl Street is just a few blocks away, and the Mount Sanitas trailhead sits right at the neighborhood’s edge. The Boulder Creek Path offers a flat, scenic route for cycling or jogging, and local parks are just minutes away for picnics or afternoon play.

Architecture and Homes

Homes here are rarely alike. Some retain every period detail—ornate banisters, original hardwoods, hand-carved mantels—while others blend their historic shell with modern interiors of steel, glass, and open-concept layouts. Many properties feature lush gardens, mature landscaping, and private outdoor entertaining spaces. The historic district designation ensures renovations maintain the neighborhood’s character, protecting the streetscape for generations.

Short-Term Rental Potential with Sundance in Mind

With the Sundance Film Festival moving to Boulder, Mapleton Hill’s proximity to downtown venues, walkable location, and high-end homes make it appealing for short-term rental investors—provided they navigate Boulder’s strict licensing requirements. For those permitted, festival weeks and major CU events can bring premium demand.

Neighboring Communities

To the north, Newlands offers a blend of historic and newer homes near North Boulder Park. Eastward, Whittier maintains its own historic charm with slightly smaller footprints and a vibrant community feel. Together, these neighborhoods form a cluster where history, culture, and outdoor access converge.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mapleton Hill, Boulder CO

What types of homes are found in Mapleton Hill?

Mapleton Hill features Victorian, Queen Anne, and Craftsman homes, many with preserved period details and modern upgrades, set on tree-lined streets.

Is Mapleton Hill walkable?

Yes. Residents can walk to Pearl Street, cafés, shops, parks, and trailheads, making it one of Boulder’s most walkable historic neighborhoods.

Could Mapleton Hill be good for short-term rental investment?

Boulder’s short-term rental rules are strict, but Mapleton Hill’s location and home appeal can be valuable during events like Sundance or CU graduation for licensed operators.

What outdoor recreation is nearby?

Mount Sanitas, the Boulder Creek Path, and several parks are just minutes away, offering hiking, cycling, and year-round outdoor activities.

Is Mapleton Hill part of a historic district?

Yes. It’s a designated historic district, which helps preserve its architecture, mature trees, and overall neighborhood character.

What neighborhoods are near Mapleton Hill?

Nearby areas include Newlands and Whittier, both offering their own mix of charm, location, and amenities.

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Mapleton Hill Buyer Questions

What should I verify before touring Mapleton Hill homes?

Check the listing details, property condition, lot fit, and any HOA or covenant documents before you schedule a tour.

How should I read Mapleton Hill listing labels?

MLS labels can vary, so compare the address, subdivision name, and property remarks before assuming every listing uses the same community wording.

What local access checks matter for Mapleton Hill?

Review drive times, main roads, parking, and Boulder access so the location fits your daily routine, not just the listing photos.

Are HOA or covenant details important in Mapleton Hill?

Yes. Ask for current HOA, metro district, covenant, fee, and resale documents when they apply to the property.

What condition issues should buyers compare?

Look at roof age, mechanical systems, drainage, exterior maintenance, updates, and inspection items that may affect your offer.

Can Kenna help compare Mapleton Hill homes?

Yes. Kenna can help you compare active listings, verify documents, plan showings, and decide which homes are worth a closer look.

Mapleton Hill homes for sale in Boulder: prices, sizes and HOA fees

4 homes are listed in Mapleton Hill right now, from $1,695,000 to $3,750,000 with a median of $2,510,125. Listed homes run 4 to 5 bedrooms and 1,991 to 3,289 square feet. The listings show no HOA fee; confirm with the title company, because some associations bill annually. The average listing has been on the market 66 days. 1 of them is already under contract. ZIP codes 80302, 80304.

For sale now

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Mapleton Hill, Boulder

Median price

$2,510,125

$1,695,000 to $3,750,000

Size

1,991 to 3,289

square feet

HOA

None listed

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Questions about Mapleton Hill

How many homes are for sale in Mapleton Hill, Boulder?

4 homes are listed in Mapleton Hill right now, updated daily on this page. Boulder has 756 homes for sale across all its communities.

What do homes in Mapleton Hill cost?

Listed homes in Mapleton Hill run from $1,695,000 to $3,750,000, with a median asking price of $2,510,125.

Does Mapleton Hill have an HOA?

The homes listed in Mapleton Hill right now show no HOA fee. Confirm with the title company before closing, because some associations bill annually.

Want to see a home in Mapleton Hill?

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Communities near Mapleton Hill with homes for sale

The six closest subdivisions with a home listed right now, nearest first. Each link opens that community's live listings with prices, sizes and HOA.