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0.56Acres
Opportunity awaits you!!! Located on the corner of historic Front Street & 5th Street in the heart of Fairplay, Colorado sits a century old livery barn that has been completely reimagined and brought to life along with two adjacent spaces for a total of 9,587 sq feet. This unique building is home to three separate iconic businesses within the community attracting customers year-round. The discerning buyer will notice the custom details in each space with 3 distinct architectural styles. The architecture of the Old Red Barn has stayed true to its roots with rustic wood floors and beams and the functional barn doors. Currently the barn is owner operated and serves as a retail space with art, gifts and furnishings with two levels, two private bathrooms and plenty of storage. While not included in the sale the Old Red Barn business is negotiable with the real estate. The Silver Scoop Creamery is a turnkey local favorite serving lunch, ice cream, fresh baked goods and antique soda fountain. Inside the ceilings are tin plated with crown molding, custom designed bar, and antique décor and two private bathrooms. Additionally it features a full prep kitchen with dish station, ovens, coolers and more. The Silver Scoop Creamery business is owner operated and the business as well as the real estate is being included in the sale. There is patio seating in the front and a large courtyard with a seasonal fountain and seating for outdoor dining in front of the Restaurant space. The restaurant has vaulted ceilings with beams and metal accents and a custom-built in bar. There are two private bathrooms and a chefs kitchen including a commercial hood ventilation system, walk-in cooler, full dish station and more. To top it off there is a private office in addition to a storage warehouse area with a delivery bay. This is your opportunity to take over the iconic Silver Scoop Creamery and establish your business or lease the other spaces in the growing mountain town of Fairplay, Colorado.
Main Information
- County: Park
- Property Type: Commercial Sale
- Property Subtype:
- Built: 1912
Exterior Features
- Approximate Lot SqFt: 24219.36
- Roof: Metal, See Remarks, Tile
- Sewer: Public Sewer
- Water Source: Public
Interior Features
- Heating: Central, Hot Water, Natural Gas, See Remarks
- Pets Allowed: Yes
Location Information
- Area: Park County
- Legal Description: T09 R77 S33 NE4 FAIRPLAY BLOCK 05 LOT 6-8
- Lot Number: 6-8
- Parcel Number: 396
Additional
- Building Name: Old Red Barn
- Available Utilities: Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, Phone Available, Sewer Available, See Remarks, Trash Collection, Water Available
- Days on Market: 1423
- Zoning Code: Commercial
Financial Details
- Current Tax Amount: $19,310.19
- Current Tax Year: 2023
- Possession: Subject To Tenant Rights
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