224 N Commercial Street, Trinidad, CO 81082
- Sales Price 225,000
- Price Per Sqft $42
- Status For Sale
- Year Built 1902
- Property Type Commercial
Property Highlights
- Historic 1902 Property — Former religious facility with original stained glass, oak pews, and a working pipe organ
- 5,334 SF Building — Approximately 3,000 SF above ground and 2,334 SF below ground on a 6,534 SF lot
- Offered at $225,000 — Approximately $42 per square foot
- Event Center Plans Available — Architectural plans for an event center with restaurant are available to buyers
- HP-MU Historic Mixed-Use Zoning — Supports a range of potential uses, subject to zoning and governmental approvals
- Downtown Trinidad Location — On North Commercial Street within a National Register historic district, less than a quarter mile from the Amtrak station
Investment Summary
A 5,334-square-foot historic building is available in the heart of downtown Trinidad for $225,000. Built in 1902 as a religious facility, 224 N Commercial Street retains the kind of architectural character that can’t be recreated: original stained glass, oak pews, a working pipe organ, balcony seating, and a theatre-like main gathering space. The building includes approximately 3,000 square feet above ground and 2,334 square feet of lower-level space on a 6,534-square-foot lot. That combination makes it a strong fit for an owner-user or a buyer with a creative adaptive-reuse plan.
The property also comes with a head start. Architectural plans for an event center with restaurant are available, giving a buyer an established vision rather than a blank page. HP-MU Historic Mixed-Use zoning allows flexibility beyond that concept, subject to zoning and governmental approvals. The building could become an event venue, hospitality concept, performance space, gallery, creative business, or residential conversion. The main hall, balcony, mezzanine, and lower level give a buyer room to separate public-facing space from back-of-house or support uses.
The location supports that kind of reuse. The property sits on North Commercial Street within the Corazón de Trinidad National Register Historic District, surrounded by restaurants, galleries, museums, and lodging within a short walk. The Amtrak station, served by the Southwest Chief, is less than a quarter mile away, and Interstate 25 connects Trinidad to Pueblo, Colorado Springs, Denver, and Santa Fe. The site includes a fenced courtyard and four off-street parking spaces, with municipal parking nearby. Downtown has also drawn public investment in recent years, including Fishers Peak State Park, the Space to Create artist housing program, and a state-certified creative district. Because the property is in a National Register district, rehabilitation may qualify for federal and Colorado historic tax credits. Buyers should confirm eligibility with History Colorado and a tax advisor.
Whether you’re an owner-user ready to build a destination business, an entrepreneur with a hospitality or event concept, or a buyer drawn to historic adaptive reuse at a fraction of Front Range prices, 224 N Commercial Street offers a rare chance to own a distinctive piece of southern Colorado history.
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