Goss-Grove
By Jessica Car · Updated April 2026
A compact central Boulder neighborhood between Canyon Drive and Arapahoe Avenue, walkable to CU campus and downtown amenities. Walking or biking to campus is practical from most addresses. Housing ranges from older single-family homes to condos and townhomes, with rents running $200-$300/month less than the Hill.
Community Anchors
- Pearl Street Mall (4-block pedestrian promenade, 200+ shops/restaurants)
- CU Boulder campus (flagship state university, 35,000 students)
- Chautauqua Park and Auditorium (National Historic Landmark)
- Flatirons (iconic rock formations, 40+ miles of hiking trails)
- Boulder Creek Path (7.5-mile multi-use trail through city center)
- NCAR (National Center for Atmospheric Research) and Mesa Trail
- 46,000 acres of Open Space and Mountain Parks (OSMP)
- Boulder Reservoir (swimming, boating, fishing)
- 29th Street Mall (open-air shopping and dining)
- NoBo Art District (Colorado Creative District)
- Boulder Public Library (main and branch locations)
- North, South, and East Boulder Recreation Centers
- Valmont Bike Park
- Boulder Farmers Market (Saturday, April-November)
- Boulder Country Club (27-hole golf course, Gunbarrel)
- 300+ miles of bike lanes and multi-use paths (Bike Score 86)
Nearby Schools
- Whittier Elementary
- Casey Middle School
- Boulder High School
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Price Range
$450K$4M
$450K–$1.2M
More accessible end of Boulder
Era Built
1950–1990
19002026
Mid-Century / Late 20th Century