Steeped in history and nestled on over half an acre in the heart of Old North Boulder, this beloved property is set back from the street in a serene, tree-canopied enclave. The Bartlett House combines timeless architecture with rare development potential. Built in 1917 and landmarked in 2016, this property has a storied past tied to several of Boulder's most notable figures Fred Tyler, Lu Monroe, and Albert Bartlett. With sun-drenched sitting rooms and ample living space, the residence balances historic charm with compelling opportunity. Current permits allow for thoughtful enhancements including a new living room, two-car sunken garage with terrace above, a 500-square-foot ADU, a reimagined open kitchen and dining space, plus a swimming pool and outdoor entertaining area. Whether you choose to personalize the existing home or execute the ready-to-go design plans, the groundwork for transformation has been expertly laid. Just minutes from the Pearl Street Mall, Ideal Market Plaza, and North Boulder trails, this property offers rare proximity to both vibrant city life and peaceful natural surroundings-all within one of Boulder's most sought-after neighborhoods.