323 N Commercial St Trinidad, CO 81082
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This exceptional 6,592-square-foot commercial property in Trinidad, Colorado, presents a unique opportunity for a variety of businesses. Located downtown, this single-tenant space boasts a fully renovated interior, featuring fresh interior paint and texture, upgraded electrical and HVAC systems, new ceiling tiles, and enhanced plumbing. The stunning epoxy-sealed concrete floors add a modern touch. Architectural details include reconfigured interior walls and the re-exposed original garage door, showcasing a blend of modern updates and historical charm. A brand-new TPO roof ensures long-term durability. The space is white-boxed and ready for immediate occupancy. The layout includes a welcoming entrance reception area leading to a spacious event area, complemented by several versatile rooms suitable for a wide range of uses, such as a wellness center, small-scale manufacturing, art/music studios, a retail center, a makerspace, co-working, a youth center, or an entertainment venue. The property sits on 0.61 acres and includes 20 parking spaces. The building is a single-story structure built in 1968 and is zoned for commercial use within Las Animas County. Utilities, internet, and additional operating expenses are the responsibility of the tenant. A minimum one-year lease term is required. This property offers unparalleled flexibility and convenience, making it an ideal location for a thriving business.
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