South Boulder and Table Mesa

The Vibe:
The South Boulder and Table Mesa neighborhood is laid-back and family friendly, with a mix of old and new. Traditional ranch-style houses are flanked by custom new-builds, and everything in between. With all of the required amenities at your doorstep, you won’t have to travel far to get groceries, enjoy afternoons at the park, or satisfy a hunger craving. The location of this popular neighborhood couldn’t be better, with the famous flatirons so close it will feel like they are in your own backyard.  You also have quick and easy access to Broadway and Highway 36 to make your commute a breeze.

Boundaries:
South of Table Mesa Drive and West of Highway 36.

Livability Score: 82

Nearby Amenities:
Table Mesa Shopping Center

People in South Boulder love living here. If you have any questions about buying or selling your house in these neighborhoods, please contact the TrailRidge Realty team to help you. We have multiple realtors to choose from, and they are all willing to help!

Sustenance:

Southern Sun Brewery
Tandoori Grill
South Side Walnut Cafe
Sweet Cow
Snarf’s
Caffe Sole
Under the Sun Eatery & Pizzeria
Tsing Tao Chinese Restaurant
Nepal Cuisine
Murphy’s Bar & Grill
Mickey C’s Bagels
Kim & Jake’s Cakes

Recreation:

South Boulder Recreation Center
Yoga Loft
Harlow Platts Park
Bear Creek Park

Shopping:

King Soopers
Neptune Mountaineering
Flatirons Running Inc.
Tuesday Morning
Pharmaca Integrative Pharmacy
Boulder Cycle Sport Outlet

Schools:

Elementary: Bear Creek, Mesa, Creekside
Middle: Southern Hills, Summit
High: Fairview

South Boulder Market Information:

In 2015 there were 103 homes sold throughout the South Boulder neighborhoods including Martin Acres, table Mesa, Bear Creek and others. There were only four attached homes, or townhouses, that sold over the entire year! These were very popular selling at an average of 107% over list price! The average sold price for one of these townhouses was $417,000 with a median value of $438,000.

For the single family homes sold in South Boulder, there were 99 that went through the contract process and sold in 2015. The range in values started at $385,000 and went as high $3,500,000. The house for $385,000 was advertised was advertised as a ‘shell’ that had been stripped down to the studs with ‘tremendous potential’ for the right buyer. The home for $3,500,000 was advertised as being the ‘experience of perfection’ with ‘forever panoramic views’ of the foothills and also the Front Range.

Considering all 99 single family homes the average list to sale price was 100%. This means that when a house was listed for market value the most common response of Buyers was to provide full price offer. The average sale price for 2015 in Table Mesa was $825,518 and the median was $700,000. Because the average is higher than the median sales price it shows us that it is more common for a higher priced luxury home to sell then a more modestly priced home in the community. There were 18 homes that sold for more than $1,000,000 in 2015 throughout Table Mesa and only 6 that sold for less than $500,000.

These statistics show the value of living in the highly desirable South Boulder neighborhoods. The location so close to the foothills and also with great access to Denver offers SoBo both convenience for hiking as well as the potential commute to the big city.