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121 W Main St 4 000 pi² Commerce de détail Immeuble Trinidad, CO 81082 810 172 $ CAD (202,54 $ CAD/pi²)

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RÉSUMÉ DE L'ANNONCE

Own a piece of history on Main Street in historic Trinidad, Colorado! This property features many upgrades---and a residential space upstairs ready for your creative ideas. Owners did the following in 2019: full electric and plumbing replacement (1st floor & basement), new HVAC system, water heater, no-seam epoxy kitchen floor, new storefront windows and doors and just recenlty, a NEW ROOF! This building has been home to the popular "Bella Luna" pizzaria. Open as a pizza restaurant or make your own culinary dream a reality! All resturant equipment and fixtures included. It's near the corner of Main Street and Commercial Street--- a bustling area with high foot traffic, ensuring visibility and accessibility for both locals and tourists. Enjoy the unique character of this property, featuring exposed brick, high ceilings, and original architectural details that provide an inviting ambiance. Team up with the City to make the most of the adjacent alley for outdoor seating and special events. The second floor offers many possibilities: expand the dining space, build a luxury loft condo or use it for a large group gathering. Trinidad has a burgeoning tech start-up community, nearby hiking, biking, fishing and Trinidad Lake State Park. Just a few blocks from Interstate 25. Trinidad is the last stop out of Colorado heading south into New Mexico or the first coming north. High travel volume between Denver and Santa Fe. Ask about local and State grant programs that support businesses and the preservation of historic structures.