The prime corner location in aspen's downtown commercial core
Situated at the intersection of two of Aspen's most highly trafficked streets and comprised of the Hunter Street and Hyman Avenue corner, only one-and-a-half blocks from the Gondola Plaza, the Aspen Legacy offerings sit at the most strategic corner in Aspen. Based on its size and prized location, impressive views of Aspen Mountain and being surrounded by Aspen's most successful retail stores, this dynamic corner is poised to become a new center of Aspen.
The corner parking lot is situated on 3 contiguous lots totaling 9,000 square feet of developable ground. In combination with the former Huntsman Gallery Building lot and the Little Annie’s Building lot the offerings total 15,000 square feet of land in the center of Aspen’s Commercial Core. The potential is endless, as the property is zoned for a wide array and all of the most desirable uses. On the ground floors, zoning allows for retail, restaurant and office space. Lodging and residential use is permitted on the upper floors. Subterranean space could include civic or private office space, retail, restaurants and local-serving businesses as well as public and private parking.
Former huntsman gallery building
This three-story retail/office building is ready to be placed into service with approximately 5,762 square feet of improved space on its 3,000 square foot lot. An investor would be well positioned to tenant the building given its suitability and desirability to both retail and office sectors alike. A user purchaser would be able to occupy the property and begin to realize the benefits of owning and controlling the prime location of their business. The space, which has already been condominiumized, lends itself to a variety of configurations.
The potential is endless, as the property is zoned for a wide array and all of the most desirable uses. On the ground floors, zoning allows for retail and restaurant uses. Office space, lodging and residential uses are permitted on the upper floors. Subterranean space in this zone could include civic or private office space, retail, restaurants and local-serving businesses as well as public and private parking.
Little annie's building
The structure of approximately 2,460 square feet was built with a western aesthetic, evoking images of Aspen’s mining town heritage. The location commands a loyal following as home to one of Aspen's favorite restaurants. The potential for this 3,000 square foot lot is endless, as the property is zoned for a wide array and all the most desirable uses. On the ground floors, zoning allows for retail and restaurant uses. Office space, lodging and residential uses are permitted on the upper floors. Subterranean space in this zone could include civic or private office space, retail, restaurants and local-serving businesses as well as public and private parking.
