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0.39Acres
This exceptional 1,925-square-foot commercial space offers an ideal setting for your next business venture. Located in a prime downtown Steamboat Springs spot along the Lincoln Avenue corridor, it boasts excellent visibility and accessibility by bike, car, or bus. Situated near the Yampa River, Core Trail, and Little Toots Park, this space combines convenience with well-appointed and modern finishes. Fully renovated in 2022, the turn-key space, formerly a brewery taproom, features a stunning full bar, making it perfect for a tavern, coffee shop, or lounge. Customers can enjoy the spacious 2,300-square-foot patio shaded by blooming crabapple trees each spring, offering a serene outdoor experience. With 16 dedicated parking spaces in a private lot, both staff and patrons are ensured convenience during the busiest of weekends. All furniture, fixtures, and equipment are negotiable, making this an unparalleled opportunity to bring your business vision to life. Don’t miss your chance to secure this remarkable space!
Main Information
- County: Routt
- Property Type: Commercial Lease
- Property Subtype:
- Built: 1961
Exterior Features
- Approximate Lot SqFt: 16988.40
- Roof: Membrane
- Sewer: Public Sewer
- Water Source: Public
Interior Features
- Heating: Baseboard, Central, Electric, Hot Water
Location Information
- Area: Downtown Area
- Legal Description: LOT 1, 1200 LINCOLN AVENUE
- Lot Number: 1
- Parcel Number: R8179791
Additional
- Available Utilities: Electricity Available, Natural Gas Available, High Speed Internet Available, Sewer Available, Trash Collection, Water Available
- Days on Market: 81
- Zoning Code: Commercial
Financial Details
- Current Tax Amount: $19,859
- Current Tax Year: 2019
- Possession: Subject To Tenant Rights
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