Here’s what the developer envisions it will look like when construction is completed:  

The project site is zoned RL-2, defined in Land Use Code as “medium density residential areas primarily used for small-lot residential development, including, without limitation, duplexes, triplexes or townhouses, where each unit generally has direct access at ground level.”

The  6.1 acre site is being sold by Boulder County. Oddly enough, the list price for the property was only $3.25MM although the county had the land assessed at $6.5MM. We don’t know the negotiated purchase price as yet. 

According to the developer, the houses will be built with “inviting front porches toward the street and private open space at the back with the goal of maximizing the opportunity for the future residents to enjoy the lifestyle found throughout the single family home neighborhoods in the surrounding community. A central park has been provided in the heart of the development. This will be a well programmed, more formal open space, suitable for elements such as a playground and community gardens. This park will be open to the larger community as well and inviting entrances have been designed to welcome users. The park will be maintained by the 820 Lee Hill HOA.”

No official word on pricing, but the developer has been quoted as targeting the $400,000 to $700,000 price tranche.  Expect development to be completed within 18 months. 


Additional Resources:
House Einstein’s Boulder Development Map
House Einstein’s Photo Set 
Plans for Development in N. Boulder (BCBR)
Developer’s Written Statement
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