1670 York St Denver, CO 80206
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This stunning 4,932 square foot office building at 1670 York Street in Denver, Colorado presents a unique opportunity to own a meticulously renovated property. Originally constructed in 1920, this standalone building underwent a complete transformation in 2019, seamlessly blending its original character with contemporary functionality. The property boasts ten generously sized private offices, perfect for individual work or team collaboration. Two well-equipped conference rooms provide ample space for meetings and presentations. Updated finishes throughout the building create a sophisticated and professional atmosphere. The building's unique architectural details are preserved, adding a touch of prestige and character rarely found in modern office spaces. This turnkey solution eliminates the need for extensive renovations, allowing a business to move in and immediately focus on operations. Located in a prime Denver location, this property offers both convenience and a desirable address. The building's efficient layout and modern amenities make it an ideal workspace for a variety of professional businesses seeking a blend of history and high-end functionality. The asking price is $1,490,000. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a timeless and highly functional office building in a sought-after Denver location. The property sits on a 0-acre lot.
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Clinic Medical Clinic
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King & Greisen Law Firm
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Schwartz Laura Law Firm
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King Employment Law Law Firm
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