Formerly Silverbrick Saloon — kept in turnkey condition. A beautifully preserved 1880s brick building with a full kitchen, tin ceiling, custom chandeliers, solid wood front bar, and a top-floor studio apartment under renovation.
A beautifully preserved 1880s brick building on Rose Street, the last block before Guanella Pass begins. The main floor reads as one open dining and bar room with two service surfaces — a stunning custom hardwood front bar with a service station towards the back — and an efficiently-designed kitchen with large hood and multiple walk-ins.
The previous operator, Silverbrick Saloon, left the building in turnkey condition. The mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems are practically new and in clean working order — minimal buildout is required to open. Spend your time on the menu and marketing, not on permits. A top-floor studio apartment is under renovation; on completion it can serve as a chef's residence or a short-term rental.
Walk in. Plate dinner.
The kitchen anchors the west end with a back-of-house corridor of restrooms and prep, opening east into the dining room and a custom hardwood front bar with a service station towards the back. Click any zone to learn more.
Efficiently-designed commercial kitchen anchoring the west end of the building. Large hood and fire suppression in place, multiple walk-ins (cooler in the basement and a freezer adjacent), prep tables.
A full inventory of what conveys in the lease. Building systems are practically new and in clean working order — minimal buildout is required to open. Spend your time on the menu and marketing, not on permits.
Currently under renovation, the third-floor studio overlooks the byway and the Front Range to the south. On completion it can serve as a chef's residence, a short-term rental, or simply additional revenue at $1,400/mo.