Modern Retreat with Hot Tub & Golf Views

Spacious and stylish home on the Boulder Country Club golf course. Just a 20-minute drive from downtown Boulder, this two-story retreat offers a peaceful escape with convenient access to the city’s top dining, shopping, and outdoor adventures. The space The open-concept main level offers a warm, modern living area with a fireplace, along with a second lounge featuring a sleek wet bar, another fireplace, and a piano. A bright dining space completes the layout, all flooded with natural light from expansive windows that enhance the clean, contemporary design. The beautifully appointed kitchen boasts a large island, high-end appliances, and ample space for cooking and gathering—ideal for shared meals or peaceful mornings at home. This level also includes a spacious second primary bedroom with an en-suite bathroom, plus an additional bedroom for added flexibility. Upstairs, the home continues to impress with an additional primary suite that opens onto a private balcony deck—ideal for enjoying sunrise views or unwinding in the evening. Spiral stairs lead down from the balcony to the outdoor space. This level also includes three additional well-appointed bedrooms, offering plenty of room for families or groups to spread out in comfort. Step outside to enjoy true Colorado living. Dine al fresco with golf course views, soak in the private hot tub under the stars, or simply relax with your morning coffee while taking in the surrounding beauty. Whether you're hosting a sunset BBQ or enjoying the peace and quiet, the outdoor setting makes the most of this incredible location. *NOTE: Guests staying at “Greenside” who are members of another USGA-affiliated country club may be eligible to play at Boulder Country Club without a local member host. Thanks to a reciprocal agreement between most USGA member clubs, visiting members can access the course by paying a $200 guest fee. Club professionals typically coordinate directly to verify memberships, ensuring a smooth and secure process. While a few elite clubs—like Pine Valley or Augusta—are exceptions to this policy, most clubs across the country honor this mutual access for their members.