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Highlights
- 11,175 SF on three levels + walk-out lower
- Freestanding 1914 Colonial Revival landmark
- Hard corner at W 34th Ave & Bryant St
- Soaring great hall with stained glass
- ~1,600 SF private outdoor: yard + patio
- Minutes to Highlands Square and CBD
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A rare chance to occupy a freestanding Denver landmark in the heart of Highland. Built 1903–1914 and renovated in 1990, this 11,175 SF Colonial Revival anchors the corner of W 34th Avenue and Bryant Street in the Potter Highlands Historic District, only a few blocks from Highlands Square. The main level centers on a dramatic open-volume great hall with high ceilings and three monumental round-arched stained glass windows, while flexible rooms across the upper and walk-out lower levels suit classrooms, studios, offices, or gathering space. A covered entry deck, fenced rear yard, and front patio deliver roughly 1,600 SF of private outdoor area — uncommon for an urban infill site. The building's non-residential origins support a range of civic and institutional uses under its U-TU-B zoning, including religious assembly and education uses. Rezoning of the property is in process, to potentially allow additional uses. Surrounded by one of Denver's densest and most affluent close-in neighborhoods, with strong daytime foot traffic and a deeply walkable, transit-served location, 2601 W 34th Avenue offers character, presence, and adaptability that cannot be replicated in new construction.
- Lease rate does not include utilities, property expenses or building services
- Open Floor Plan Layout
- 3 Conference Rooms
- Space In Need of Renovation
- Soaring great hall with stained glass
- ~1,600 SF private outdoor: yard + patio
- Minutes to Highlands Square and CBD
- Partially Built-Out as Standard Office
- 14 Private Offices
- Finished Ceilings: 10’ - 35’
- 11,175 SF on three levels + walk-out lower
- Freestanding 1914 Colonial Revival landmark
- Hard corner at W 34th Ave & Bryant St
| Space | Size | Term | Rental Rate | Space Use | Build-Out | Available |
| 1st Floor | 5,000-11,175 SF | 1-10 Years | Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request | Office/Retail | Partial Build-Out | August 01, 2026 |
1st Floor
| Size |
| 5,000-11,175 SF |
| Term |
| 1-10 Years |
| Rental Rate |
| Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request Upon Request |
| Space Use |
| Office/Retail |
| Build-Out |
| Partial Build-Out |
| Available |
| August 01, 2026 |
1st Floor
| Size | 5,000-11,175 SF |
| Term | 1-10 Years |
| Rental Rate | Upon Request |
| Space Use | Office/Retail |
| Build-Out | Partial Build-Out |
| Available | August 01, 2026 |
A rare chance to occupy a freestanding Denver landmark in the heart of Highland. Built 1903–1914 and renovated in 1990, this 11,175 SF Colonial Revival anchors the corner of W 34th Avenue and Bryant Street in the Potter Highlands Historic District, only a few blocks from Highlands Square. The main level centers on a dramatic open-volume great hall with high ceilings and three monumental round-arched stained glass windows, while flexible rooms across the upper and walk-out lower levels suit classrooms, studios, offices, or gathering space. A covered entry deck, fenced rear yard, and front patio deliver roughly 1,600 SF of private outdoor area — uncommon for an urban infill site. The building's non-residential origins support a range of civic and institutional uses under its U-TU-B zoning, including religious assembly and education uses. Rezoning of the property is in process, to potentially allow additional uses. Surrounded by one of Denver's densest and most affluent close-in neighborhoods, with strong daytime foot traffic and a deeply walkable, transit-served location, 2601 W 34th Avenue offers character, presence, and adaptability that cannot be replicated in new construction.
- Lease rate does not include utilities, property expenses or building services
- Partially Built-Out as Standard Office
- Open Floor Plan Layout
- 14 Private Offices
- 3 Conference Rooms
- Finished Ceilings: 10’ - 35’
- Space In Need of Renovation
- 11,175 SF on three levels + walk-out lower
- Soaring great hall with stained glass
- Freestanding 1914 Colonial Revival landmark
- ~1,600 SF private outdoor: yard + patio
- Hard corner at W 34th Ave & Bryant St
- Minutes to Highlands Square and CBD
About the Property
A rare chance to occupy a freestanding Denver landmark in the heart of Highland. Built 1903–1914 and renovated in 1990, this 11,175 SF Colonial Revival anchors the corner of W 34th Avenue and Bryant Street in the Potter Highlands Historic District, only a few blocks from Highlands Square. The main level centers on a dramatic open-volume great hall with high ceilings and three monumental round-arched stained glass windows, while flexible rooms across the upper and walk-out lower levels suit classrooms, studios, offices, or gathering space. A covered entry deck, fenced rear yard, and front patio deliver roughly 1,600 SF of private outdoor area — uncommon for an urban infill site. The building's non-residential origins support a range of civic and institutional uses under its U-TU-B zoning, including religious assembly and education uses. Rezoning of the property is in process, to potentially allow additional uses. Surrounded by one of Denver's densest and most affluent close-in neighborhoods, with strong daytime foot traffic and a deeply walkable, transit-served location, 2601 W 34th Avenue offers character, presence, and adaptability that cannot be replicated in new construction.
Property Facts
| Total Space Available | 11,175 SF | Property Subtype | Religious Facility |
| Min. Divisible | 5,000 SF | Building Size | 11,175 SF |
| Property Type | Specialty | Year Built/Renovated | 1914/1990 |
| Total Space Available | 11,175 SF |
| Min. Divisible | 5,000 SF |
| Property Type | Specialty |
| Property Subtype | Religious Facility |
| Building Size | 11,175 SF |
| Year Built/Renovated | 1914/1990 |
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