Property summary
This exceptional retail opportunity is located at 2470 N Broadway in Denver, Colorado, zip code 80205. The property, known as "25th & Larimer," boasts a total building size of 10,529 square feet, with 2,566 square feet currently available for lease. Situated on a generous 14,846 square foot lot, this multi-tenant building offers a prime location for businesses seeking high visibility and foot traffic. The property is zoned C-MX-5, allowing for a variety of commercial uses within Denver County. The address is conveniently located at the intersection of 25th and Larimer, offering excellent access and exposure. This is an ideal space for a retailer looking to establish or expand their presence in a vibrant and densely populated area of Denver. The available space is 2,566 square feet, providing ample room for a variety of retail concepts. The property's location offers easy access to major transportation routes and is surrounded by a thriving mix of residential and commercial properties. This is a rare opportunity to secure a well-located retail space in a highly desirable Denver neighborhood. Serious inquiries are encouraged to explore this exceptional leasing opportunity.
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C-MX-5: Urban Center Neighbor- hood, allows commer- cial and residential uses with a maximum height of 5 stories. 2.3.1.3 Design Standards The Design Standards Division establishes the intent of all applicable design sta…
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C-MX-5 · Denver, COC-MX-5: Urban Center Neighbor- hood, allows commer- cial and residential uses with a maximum height of 5 stories. 2.3.1.3 Design Standards The Design Standards Division establishes the intent of all applicable design sta…
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C-MX-5: Urban Center Neighbor- hood, allows commer- cial and residential uses with a maximum height of 5 stories. 2.3.1.3 Design Standards The Design Standards Division establishes the intent of all applicable design sta…
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