Welcome to the epitome of eco-luxury in Boulder-CO! This remarkable property, owned by Marc Plinke and Rohini Kanniganti, has been featured on 'Renovation Nation' for its innovative sustainability. Nestled within a charming neighborhood, this 3,000-square-foot residence built in 1962 has undergone extensive renovations since 2007, boasting a plethora of green features. From solar technology powering the home to soy insulation ensuring optimal energy efficiency, every detail has been meticulously curated. Experience the epitome of comfort with radiant floor heating and indulge in the beauty of water-conserving Xeriscape landscaping. Disclaimer: We have a couple of cats who reside in our main house. The Queen Suite does not have cat access.

We reside on the premises and are typically available should you need anything. Whether you prefer engaging conversation or value your privacy, we're here to accommodate your preferences. Your comfort and experience are paramount, and we strive to ensure your stay aligns with your desires. Disclaimer: We have a couple of cats who reside in our main house. The Queen Suite does not have cat access.

While North Boulder is less than two miles away from downtown, it feels much further. Quiet residential streets give it a distinct neighborhood feeling, and yet a growing retail and restaurant scene make NoBo (as it’s called by those in the know) one of the best places in Boulder to be right now. There’s everything here from organic grocers to paved trails and parks-a-plenty. History: North Boulder, as a neighborhood, dates back to the years following WWII. Large tracts of land were procured with the hopes of selling them to returning soldiers. The North Boulder development was originally part of Tyler Farm and with the establishment of the neighborhood, one of the city’s first shopping centers came into existence as well, North Broadway. Restaurants & Shopping: Some of the city’s best ethnic food can be found in the expansive restaurant scene of NoBo. From the authentic Salvadorian cuisine dished up at Pupusas to the always delicious Chinese at China Gourmet, there are options aplenty to be found in the north. And, unlike dining in other parts of town, when in NoBo you don’t have to worry about parking or battling tourists for a table. That’s a good feeling.