A 4,450 SF building on a single Georgetown parcel, four blocks from I-70 and zero blocks from where Rose Street becomes the Guanella Pass National Forest Scenic Byway.
The property is a former saloon — a full restaurant and bar. Available for lease.
Rose Street meets Fifth Street and becomes Guanella Pass — a designated National Forest Scenic Byway. Every car heading up the pass passes 505 first.
A beautifully preserved 1880s brick building. Building footprint: 4,450 SF.
Beautifully preserved 1880s brick building. Full kitchen, tin ceiling, custom chandeliers, solid wood front bar. Top-floor studio apartment under renovation.
Three independent traffic systems converge on Rose Street. Each one independently delivers a year-round visitor base — together they make this the busiest single-block frontage on the I-70 mountain corridor.
No single attraction is doing all the work. Spring and summer brings the byway and Cabin Creek; July through Christmas brings the Loop. The holidays bring the Christmas Market. I-70 traffic is constant.