Apartments For Rent in Boulder, CO
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1 BathRegency II Apartments | 2000 Canyon Blvd #22D,
Boulder, CO 80302
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Types of apartment in Boulder, CO
Boulder apartments range from older brick walk-ups to newer wood-frame and stucco buildings. Around Downtown, Whittier, and Goss-Grove, you can find small apartment buildings, duplexes, and older houses for rent with porches, narrow stair entries, and shaded lots. In Central Boulder and near Baseline Road, many apartments sit in low-rise garden-style complexes with open parking lots, simple balconies, and shared laundry. Interiors often include compact kitchens, baseboard heat, and limited storage in older units, while newer apartments can have larger windows and in-unit laundry.In North Boulder and around Wonderland Lake, apartments often sit in quieter low-rise clusters with more townhome-style layouts. South Boulder and Table Mesa have many 1960s and 1970s rentals with flat or low-pitch roofs, brick exteriors, and sliding patio doors. East Boulder, near Foothills Parkway and Gunbarrel, has more modern apartments and condo-style rentals with larger footprints and easier parking. Houses for rent show up across Martin Acres, Chautauqua, and parts of North Boulder, often as ranch homes, split-levels, or older cottages. In Boulder, exterior style often hints at tradeoffs like stairs, parking setup, window size, and how much private outdoor space comes with the rent.