Out your front door and into, well, everything.
Location is almost everything, and Walnut Creek puts you in the heart of downtown Boulder, nestled in an area known for its elegant homes and rich history. Convenience comes built-in. You'll be a stone's throw from the city's best amenities.
Neighborhood walkability.
Walnut Creek has a walkscore of 92 out of a 100 – a measure of all the good things you can walk to from your new downtown home. Learn more at walkscore.com.
WalkScore: 92
Walnut Creek is designed to be something quite rare in Boulder — a "neighborhood within a neighborhood" — where homeowners enjoy a higher quality of life in a private and serene setting, just minutes from the things they love most about Boulder.
Select an area to further explore:
- 1. Historic Pearl Street
- 2. East Pearl Street
- 3. Central Park
- 4. Village Shopping Center
- 5. 29th Street
1. Historic Pearl Street
As one of America's first and most successful pedestrian malls, The Pearl Street Mall is the heart of downtown Boulder. Local shops like the Boulder Bookstore are an excellent alternative to chain stores, and other retailers like Patagonia and Peppercorn attract visitors and locals alike.
2. East Pearl Street
To the east of the pedestrian mall lie several of Boulder's most popular independently owned stores, coffee shops, and eateries. Frasca is upscale dining at its finest, while Dish offers gourmet, deli-style food on the go. The Laughing Goat is one of Boulder's best coffee houses, serving up equal parts espresso, poetry readings, and local art.
3. Central Park
Ride a bike, lounge on the lawn, or picnic with the family—Central Park is as central to life in Boulder as it gets. The Boulder County Farmers Market, adjacent to the park, is open Wednesdays and Saturdays during spring, summer, and fall, and the Boulder Museum of Contemporary Art (BMOCA) and Dushanbe Teahouse are popular destinations year round.
4. Village Shopping Center
This centralized & convenient destination has a variety of shops providing just about anything you may need. Highlights include the recently-added Sunflower Farmers Market, and Boulder's do-it-yourself crown jewel, McGuckin Hardware, with over fifty years of top-notch service.
5. 29th Street
Twenty Ninth Street is an open air complex of 70 shops, restaurants, and department stores, including Anthropologie, the Apple Store, and the 16-screen Century Boulder Theater. There's even a yoga studio, a martini lounge, and a fitness center, as well as a Sunday farmers market.
