The Folsom Duplex consists of two well-maintained, non-smoking residences in central Boulder. Each residence is a clean, comfortable one-story brick ranch-style home with two bedrooms, one bathroom, a detached private garage, washer and dryer hookups, additional storage, and its own fenced backyard and patio. While the homes are modest rather than luxurious, they have been well maintained and offer a comfortable living environment with a level of privacy that is uncommon in larger apartment communities.
Located between Glenwood Drive and Valmont Road, the property offers convenient access to the University of Colorado, downtown Boulder, neighborhood shopping, restaurants, parks, and Boulder’s extensive bicycle and multi-use path system. The neighborhood is established, quiet, and centrally located, making it an excellent choice for residents who value convenience, easy commuting, and access to Boulder’s outdoor lifestyle.
For many years, the duplex has attracted long-term tenants, including young professionals, graduate students, and Ph.D. candidates. In recent years, each residence has been occupied by a single tenant, reflecting the property’s quiet character and suitability for individuals seeking a comfortable, well-maintained home. As an owner-managed property, maintenance requests receive personal attention, and I have continued to invest in the property’s upkeep and long-term care to provide dependable homes for responsible tenants.

Location + Neighborhood
3150/3152 Folsom Ave sits in North Boulder, close to trails, parks, and local favorites.
Eat & Drink: Check out the Village Coffee Shop or The Buff for breakfast, Folsom Thai and Rincon Argentino for dinner, or venture 8 minutes away to The Sink for a Boulder classic. Grab coffee at Red Rocks or Verb. Easily walk to Rayback Collective for a local beer and food trucks.
Groceries: Trader Joe’s, King Soopers, and Whole Foods all within a few minutes’ drive; and there are two Safeway locations nearby.
Parks: Greenleaf Park is right at Folsom and Pearl, great for dog walks and playgrounds. Scott Carpenter Park has a pool and skate park a few minutes drive away. Boulder Creek Path runs along the water toward downtown and is easily accesible.
Trails: Try Mount Sanitas for city views, Boulder Canyon Trail for an easy creekside walk, and Chautauqua Park (about 10 minutes south) for Boulder’s iconic hikes.