800 18Th St Denver, CO 80202
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This unique Denver, CO property, located at 800 18th St, zip code 80202, offers exceptional office and retail space for lease. The building, originally constructed in 1889 and meticulously rebuilt in 1984, boasts a captivating history as the only surviving commercial structure designed by renowned turn-of-the-century architect William Lang. The "Ghost Building" features a striking blend of historical charm and modern functionality, showcasing its original stone façade and architectural details. The property is classified as both retail and office space, with multiple tenancy options available. The total building size is 17,706 square feet, with a minimum divisible space of 1,860 square feet and a maximum contiguous space of 4,154 square feet. Currently, 9,434 square feet of space is vacant and ready for immediate occupancy. Situated in Denver County, this prime location offers unparalleled access to Denver's vibrant downtown core. This is a rare opportunity to lease space in a historically significant and architecturally stunning building. The property's blend of old-world charm and modern amenities makes it an ideal location for businesses seeking a unique and prestigious address. Inquire today to learn more about leasing opportunities within this iconic Denver landmark.
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Henderson Engineers Engineer
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Matthew Shepard Foundation Charitable Organization Social Service Agency
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Amacon Real Estate Agency
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Long & Page LLP Law Firm
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Ghost Building Bar & Pub
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AI, CAP & Alternative Use estimations · Realmo proprietary blendProperty tax & assessments
Tax year 2023Comparables
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