This an excellent redevelopment opportunity in the City of Golden, located at the corner of 22nd Street and Ford Street, a main thoroughfare through this small city. Other nearby parcels have been converted from commercial to multi-family use.
With wide bike lanes and public transit, accessing downtown Golden is easy from this location.
The Colorado School of Mines, a top engineering college in America is nearby.
Golden High School is also near the site.
The Jefferson County Government Center, Colorado Mills shopping area and business park, the National Renewable Energy Laboratory or (NREL), CoorsTek, and of course Coors brewery, are among numerous employers in Golden.
Tourism and real estate also contribute to the local economy.
Boulder is 30 minutes north of the site, and downtown Denver is about 20 minutes away by car or 30 minutes by bus and light rail.
Denver International Airport is roughly an hour’s drive and so are several ski resorts.
The world-famous Red Rocks Amphitheater is just minutes away.
The Denver Metro Area is the 20th largest economy the country.
This 14,000 square foot parcel is zoned CC1, offering commercial and residential opportunities up to 40 feet. The City of Golden would approve a rezone on projects for highest and best use of the site.
Operated as an auto-repair shop since 1964, the underground storage tanks were long ago removed for EPA compliance.
The City of Golden is home to approximately 20,000 residents at the base of the foothills and the topography limits expansion.
Centrally located for easy access to the Colorado high country, front range, and Denver Metro Area.
The seat of Jefferson County, Golden was once the capital of the Colorado Territory.
2200 Ford Street has the most important rule in real estate: Location.
With a historic main street and small town feel,
Golden is thought by many to be the most desirable suburb of Metro Denver.