Na-401 Rose St, Georgetown, CO

Built in 1875, the Teal Building is a historic multi-unit property currently configured as four units of two bedrooms and one bathroom, with two units combined to create a larger owner’s quarters duplex. As it stands today, it is in use as three units, including the duplex, plus a ground floor unit. Recent updates include a new kitchen and bath in the duplex and a new bathroom in the ground floor unit. In 2022, the exterior received complete stucco repointing and painting, and the roof surface was upgraded with a transferable 5-year warranty. The building also features extensive windows at the front and back that bring natural light throughout the day, along with a large private deck and additional outdoor space.

Located in downtown Georgetown, CO, the property is about two blocks from the main downtown intersection of Rose and 4th Street, within the National Historic Landmark District and near local restaurants and boutique shops. The setting includes ample parking with access on both Rose and 4th Streets.

For buyers looking for flexibility, the combined duplex arrangement can support an owner-occupant while retaining rental income potential from the remaining units. To maximize options for the next owners, two units, including the duplex, will be conveyed vacant. The property’s mix of historic character and practical updates—plus ongoing exterior and roof work—may appeal to both owner-users and investors seeking a workable, multi-unit setup in a downtown environment.