It’s always fun to look at what is happening in the real estate market. It’s especially fun to take a peek at some of the most beautiful homes in Boulder County. Currently there are 78 homes on the market in Boulder County with price tags of $2,000,000 or more. Out of that group, just one is under contract. That lucky home is Tim Goodacre’s listing at 512 Marine Street in Boulder listed for $2,350,000. It is a remodeled 1902 home with beautiful landscaping just a quick walk from the Pearl Street Mall. But I digress… Today I am going to list the 10 most expensive residential listings in Boulder County. Here it goes!

10) 8925 Mountain View Lane – $4,978,500

This is an 11,388 square foot “French country inspired executive home” in White Hawk Ranch.  White Hawk Ranch is a small enclave of newer homes with mountain views and large lots (~1 acre) located east of Boulder toward Lafayette.  According to the listing the home has an elevator, unobstructed views, and design features such as hand hewed beams, distressed floors and antique glazed woodwork.

Days on Market:  96  (previously listed in 2009 for $5,800,000

Price per square foot:  $437

Listed by Coldwell Banker Residential in Boulder

9)  5860 Boulder Hills Drive – $5,995,000

This home is a rural hill top estate located between Boulder and Longmont.  It has 40 acres and is accessed by a quarter mile, tree lined driveway.  This is a “French Normandy” style home with extensive gardens, ponds, a tea house, hedges, fountains and a “park like setting”.  The home was built in 1984.  If you are looking for your own European estate in Boulder County, this might just be your next home.

Days on Market:  92 (On the market on and off since 2007, starting at $6,450,000)

Price per square foot:  $728

Listed by Fuller Sotheby’s International Realty

8)  6880 Saint Vrain Road – $5,995,000

The MLS listing says:  “A Paradise Resort style property for the discriminating buyer. 40-Acres with extensive water rights, million dollar views, including an extraordinary 10,000+ SF trophy home, 6000 SF Outbuilding, barn designed for 8 stalls, Professional Tennis Court, Pool with Waterfalls, Theatre, Gym, Billiard Room, Au Pair Suite, irrigated pastures, pond and more. Stunning home featuring Mountain Views from every room.”  The home is located west of Longmont and was built in 2006.

Days on Market: 217 (On and off the market since 2007 with a highest list price of $8,195,000

Price per square foot:  $567

Listed by Fuller Sotheby’s International Realty

7)  4322 Sunshine Canyon Drive  – $6,000,000

This home is inspired by an Italian hill town villa.  Extensive use of natural materials but with modern lines.  Great views from this 40 acre mountain location.  Built in 2007, this is the first time this home has been on the market.  The home has 7,736 finished square feet with four bedrooms and 6 bathrooms.

Days on Market:  142

Price per square foot:  $775

Listed by Fuller Sotheby’s International Realty

 

6)  165 Green Rock Drive – $6,500,000

Built in 1969 and designed by noted Boulder based architect Charles Haertling, this is a piece of Boulder history.  The house is built right into an impressive rock outcropping and is located an easy walk to downtown Boulder.  Despite the mountain look and feel to the home, this is in fact the only house in town that made this list.  If you are a fan of Mad Men or Pan-Am and have an extra 6 or 7 $million this might be just the place for you.  Yeah baby!

Days on Market:  234

Price per square foot:  $1,124

Listed by Fuller Sotheby’s International Realty

5)  4651 Eldorado Springs Drive – $6,985,000

A river runs through it.  Near new “Beaver Creek” (stone, beam, extensive windows, lodge inspired) styled home located in Eldorado Valley just south of Boulder.  South Boulder Creek runs through the property’s 5 acres.  5,588 square feet home finished in 2008.  Trout pond out back, horse barn and pasture.  For those wanting to be an estate rancher but need to be close to town.

Days on Market:  157  (previously listed in 2009 for $7,500,000

Price per square foot:  $1,250

Listed by Colorado Landmark- Boulder

4)  7001 Rozena Drive – $7,250,000

If you are looking for space, water and room for a family compound this may be just the place.  The estate style home was built in 1990, but the main draw is the 115 acres including a 26 acres reservoir, mineral and water rights, waterfall, trout pond, great views and a peaceful setting.  Located in Hygiene Colorado which is just west of Longmont.

Days on Market:  26  (On market with a few breaks since July 2011.  Originally listed for $12,000,000.

Price per square foot:  $1,312

Listed by Colorado Landmark – Boulder

3)  3472 Sunshine Canyon – $7,890,000

105 acres with an executive home and a spiritual retreat/ community center.  Unique zoning allow for more “fellowship” buildings.  Property is comprised by over three lots.  Mountain retreat up Sunshine Canyon.

Days on the Market:  571

Price per square foot:  $1,225

Listed by Coldwell Banker Residential – Boulder

2)  19 Arrowleaf Ct. – $7,900,000

Nearly new modern home on a view lot in the close-in foothills above Boulder.  10,447 finished square feet.  Built green and with state of the art technology throughout.

Days on the Market: $369  (originally priced at $8,500,000)

Price per square foot:  $756

Listed by Fuller Sotheby’s International Realty

 

 

1) 7171 Pike Road – $9,000,000

The highest priced residential property listed in Boulder County right now is actually an 80 acre farm.  The house is 4,522 square feet and was apparently built in 1900.  There are not any remarks about this listing in the MLS so it is a bit of a secret listing.  From the photos it looks like this home has a lake, a full equestrian set up with indoor arena and many outbuildings.  But don’t tell anyone, I think it’s a secret.

Days on Market:  353

Price per square foot:  $1,990

Listed by Turner Realty

Well there you have it, the top ten most expensive listings in Boulder County.  It’s interesting that none are a traditional in town home.  The price per square foot measure breaks down and the outdoor amenities increase.  The house is important but it becomes less so when you have 115 acres with other uses available to you.

To view photos of all of these listings go to:  http://www.IRESis.com/cwa/link/?llid=kx4szk

If you are a qualified buyer and want to view any of these properties give me  a call.  I can show any listed property in Boulder County.  None of these listings are mine, so you will have impartial information and good advice.  Neil Kearney 303.818.4055

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