405 Laurel St Broomfield, CO 80020-2036
This exceptional 2,013 square foot free-standing office building presents a fantastic opportunity in Broomfield, Colorado. Strategically located off Midway Boulevard, this property offers unparalleled convenience with easy access to Highways 287 and 36, providing seamless commutes in all directions. The building boasts ample on-site parking directly in front of the entrance, a significant advantage for employees and clients. Beyond the immediate parking area, there's additional land available, presenting exciting possibilities for future expansion or development to suit evolving business needs. The property is designed for immediate occupancy, offering a "plug-and-play" solution for a wide range of professional uses. Its efficient layout and convenient location make it an ideal choice for businesses seeking a functional and accessible workspace. The building's freestanding nature provides excellent visibility and a distinct professional image. This is a rare opportunity to acquire a well-situated, versatile office building with significant growth potential in a thriving Broomfield location. The property is priced at $745,000 and is ready for immediate possession. Serious inquiries are encouraged.
The following uses are permitted by special review in the B-2 district: (A) Multiple-family dwellings when located on second and higher floors when processed as a Planned Unit Development; (B) Dairy processing and distribution; (C) Laundries and dry cleaning plants; (D) Small animal veterinary hospitals; (E) Plumbing, electrical, and carpenter shops; (F) Tru…
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B-2 · Broomfield, COThe following uses are permitted by special review in the B-2 district: (A) Multiple-family dwellings when located on second and higher floors when processed as a Planned Unit Development; (B) Dairy processing and distribution; (C) Laundries and dry cleaning plants; (D) Small animal veterinary hospitals; (E) Plumbing, electrical, and carpenter shops; (F) Truck, trailer, mobile home, and farm equipment sales and services; (G) Building supply yards; (H) Retail uses requiring limited manufacturing or processing on the premises of items to be sold; (I) Commercial Planned Unit Developments; (J) Car wash facilities; (K) Gas stations or service station; (L) Storage of oil, gasoline, and petroleum products, subject to all requirements of the Colorado Industrial Commission and limited to 20,000 gallons maximum storage; (M) Public uses as follows: (1) Water facilities, including storage, (2) Wastewater treatment facilities, and (3) Related facilities; (N) Child day-care facilities; (O) Commercial recreational uses, outdoor; (P) Small animal shelters; (Q) Used car sales; (R) Wireless communications towers; and (S) Flea markets. (Ord. 257 Art. 1 §3, 1975; Ord. 259 Art. 13 §3, 1975; Ord. 942 §2 1992; Ord. 968 §11, 1993; Ord. 1079 §2, 1994; Ord. 1164 §1, 1995; Ord. 1194 §3, 1996; Ord. 1514 §4, 2000; Ord. 1682 §3, 2002) ( Ord. No. 2123 , § 11, 5-12-20; Ord. No. 2198 , § 3, 9-27-22) 17-22-040 - Lot, yard, and related requirements. The following are minimum lot, yard, and related requirements in the B-2 district: (A) Twenty-five feet from any street right-of-way and twenty-five feet from any alley centerline; (B) A landscaped area of at least ten feet in width shall be provided adjacent to any street abutting the commercial site; (C) If across the street from a residential district, a landscaped area not less than twenty-five feet in width shall be provided paralleling the right-of-way; (D) Curb cuts may be permitted through the landscaped area; (E) When abutting a residential district, the yard between the zone district boundary and any building shall be not less than three times the height of the proposed building. In addition, a solid fence six feet high shall be constructed on the zone district boundary. The city manager or his or her designee may require an eight-foot-high solid fence if there is at least a two-foot difference in the average elevation of the lots on either side of the district boundary between the B-2 district and the residential district;
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