Ever dream of owning your own business? Maybe you’re ready for a career change, tired of the tech world or the daily grind, or heading into retirement but still want something fun, creative, and rewarding to do.
In Florence, Colorado, owning an antique store, bookstore, diner, thrift store, or other independent business can be both attainable and profitable.
Commercial real estate in Florence costs a fraction of what it does in larger Colorado cities, and the town already has a strong reputation as an antique-shopping destination. Instead of paying high rent in an expensive market, you can own your building, build equity, and become part of a historic downtown that already attracts shoppers and visitors from across the region.
We currently have several Main Street properties available for purchase:
Currently home to Trending on Main, an antique store in the heart of Historic Downtown Florence. A great opportunity to purchase an established retail location and continue operating it as an antique store or create your own concept.
Historic former Florence Fire Station and City Hall with two commercial spaces plus a nearly finished 2-bedroom, 2-bath luxury loft upstairs. Exposed brick, high ceilings, an arched window, rear parking and alley access make this an excellent live/work or mixed-use investment opportunity.
A large mixed-use property in one of the best locations on Main Street with multiple commercial spaces, two currently rented apartments, and additional unfinished space planned for two luxury lofts. The property offers several possible income streams under one roof, including retail, restaurant, residential rental, or antique-related businesses.
Florence offers something increasingly difficult to find: affordable commercial real estate, an established antique-shopping identity, historic Main Street buildings, regional tourism, and the opportunity to own the property your business operates from. And a small town like Florence, the police, city hall, the mayor and city staff are just a call away or you might see city staff, members of planning commission or city council around town, in the coffee shop or restaurants.