 |
||
 |
||
 |
||
 |
||
|
CENTURY 21® Skitown is Proud to Present in cooperation with Colorado Group Realty  |
|
|
Located at the site of the famous Harbor Hotel at 7th and Lincoln, Howelsen Place is THE address of Old Town Steamboat. This exciting project will capture the historical significance of ski jumping and share the Steamboat lifestyle of Olympian fame by introducing a bronze statue of Carl Howelsen, the founder of ski jumping-at the entrance of the building to visitors and residents alike. Stroll the promenade along Main Street or relax in the gardens central to up scale shopping. Two buildings will offer retail, residential and office space and will be nerve central to the community. Designed by one of Chicago's most prestigious architectural firms, the award-winning Antunovich and Associates, Howelsen Place will feature 35 residential units set among a very high energy retail environment. |
|
CondominiumsSet at the virtual crosshairs of old town Steamboat, on 7th and Lincoln Avenue, this exciting multi-use project, Howelsen Place, will be nerve center of the community. Designed by one of Chicago's most prestigious architectural firms, the award winning Antounovich and Associates, Howelsen Place will feature 35 residential units that are set among a very high energy retail environment. The two building structures will offer 15 residential units in Building A (Yampa frontage) and 20 residential units in Building B (Lincoln Frontage), along with 7 affordable housing units. The units range in size from 900 square feet to 2035 square feet. |
Videos Information |
CommericalThe Howelsen Place Project's two building structures at 701 Lincoln will offer 11 commercial tenant spaces totaling over 23,000 square feet. Building A will have 5 tenant spaces ranging from 1,480 to 2,842 square feet. The largest of these units will have both Yampa and 7th Avenue frontage, two spaces with Yampa frontage and two will open to 7th Avenue. Building B will have 6 tenant spaces ranging from 1,628 to 2,636 square feet. The corner unit at the base of the rotunda will be accessible from both streets, three will have Lincoln frontage, and the remaining two will have 7th Avenue frontage. |
|
 |
|
|
|
