Why Live in Wonderland
Wonderland in Boulder, CO, is a residential neighborhood characterized by its mature trees and diverse architectural styles. Homes range from contemporary multi-story designs built between the 1970s and 1990s to farmhouse-inspired properties with front porches and sleek modern homes with dark trim. Craftsman-style homes feature multiple front gables, stone accents, and large picture windows. Properties typically span 2,500 to 4,800 square feet, while multi-story townhouses with New Traditional architecture range from 1,500 to 1,800 square feet. The neighborhood is divided into subdivisions like Wonderland Hills, Wonderland Lake, and Quail, with amenities such as tennis courts and an outdoor community pool. Wonderland Lake Park is a key feature, offering a wildlife sanctuary, ADA-compliant trails, fishing, and hang gliding launch sites. Nearby Foothills Community Park includes a playground, picnic shelters, and sports facilities. The neighborhood is close to shopping and dining options at Quince Avenue and Broadway, with local favorites like Dagabi Cucina and Lucky’s Bakehouse Cafe. Families have access to highly rated schools, including Foothill Elementary, Centennial Middle School, Boulder High School, and Shining Mountain Waldorf School. Wonderland is safer than the national average, with multiple fire stations within a 3-mile radius to address wildfire risks. Commuting is facilitated by Regional Transportation District bus lines and proximity to US Route 36, with Denver International Airport 44 miles away.
