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Contact: Lucinda Stanley, CCIM, Broker/Owner at: 970-201-2152
300 Stafford Lane, Suite 30212, Delta, Colorado 81416
[email protected] www.GrandMesaCommercial.com
Information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by
Grand Mesa Commercial. It is advised to verify all information
and/or obtain professional advice. Price and terms may change at
anytime without notice.
Tiffany, etc. - 439 E. Main Street in Montrose
Tiffany, etc. Business started in 1982 Owner wishing to
retire
Take a walk into history, 439 Main Street Downtown Montrose, one
of the most well preserved & prominent Historic buildings on
Main Street. With the move into the Historic Lathrop Hardware
Building in 1998, Tiffany, etc. evolved into one of the most
prominent businesses downtown & still remains so. Tiffany, etc.
(thus the name) has evolved from the most sought after Stained
Glass Studio on the Western Slope to a favorite gift shop, ladies
apparel & jewelry boutique, home decor & design studio. The
former Lathrop Hardware store Building circa 1887 offered all the
goods the new settlers needed just as Tiffany, etc. does today only
in a much more luxurious manner. From the original freight
elevator, refinished hardwood floors, original tin ceiling,
overlooking mezzanine and unsurpassed ambiance creating a
delightful shopping experience for locals as well as visitors with
Tiffany's is a must return destination. A visit to Montrose always
means a visit to Tiffany, etc. The full basement offers more retail
space with bargains galore & much needed storage space.
Tiffany, etc. has won many awards as a favorite shopping
destination & boasts an email list of over 2200 and dedicated
readers of more than 4 to 5 hundred. Many out of town subscribers
& patrons request merchandise to be mailed to them. We receive
rave reviews daily from customers: “I just had to say this is my
favorite store, my whole house is furnished with Tiffany stuff!”
Lindsay G. “I look forward to your emails and ordering new styles!”
Carol D., Tucson
YouTube Video:https://youtu.be/0DoLKBILNTQ
Purchase the real estate and start your own unique store, for
only: $475,000 Or, continue the business with the FF&E and real
estate for: $497,500
(inventory purchased separately)
https://youtu.be/0DoLKBILNTQ
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Contact: Lucinda Stanley, CCIM, Broker/Owner at: 970-201-2152
300 Stafford Lane, Suite 30212, Delta, Colorado 81416
[email protected] www.grandmesacommercial.com
Information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by
Grand Mesa Commercial. It is advised to verify all information
and/or obtain professional advice. Price and terms may change at
anytime without notice.
BUILDING STATS Year Built: 1895—one of the first buildings in
Montrose Property taxes: $4,268.00 for 2018 Square Footages: (Foot
print from Tax Assessor’s Records) Main Floor: 1,981 +/- Semi
Finished: 1,125 +/- Mezzanine: 1,550 +/- Basement: 3,125 +/- TOTAL
ESTIMATED: 7,781 +/- Ceiling Height: 14 +/- Feet Business Started:
1982 as Tiffany, etc. Utilities: Water / Sewer: City of Montrose 1
meter Gas: Black Hills 1 meter Internet: Spectrum Construction:
Roof: New Vinyl 12 years +- ago Electricity: 110 amp - DMEA
Heating: New Boiler—Water & Gas Cooling: 2 Evaporated Coolers
Type: Rock and Brick Optional Fixtures / Business: POS System;
Racks, Shelving, Counters Business Name and phone number Email
Contact List
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Contact: Lucinda Stanley, CCIM, Broker/Owner at: 970-201-2152
300 Stafford Lane, Suite 30212, Delta, Colorado 81416
[email protected] www.grandmesacommercial.com
Information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by
Grand Mesa Commercial. It is advised to verify all information
and/or obtain professional advice. Price and terms may change at
anytime without notice.
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Contact: Lucinda Stanley, CCIM, Broker/Owner at: 970-201-2152
300 Stafford Lane, Suite 30212, Delta, Colorado 81416
[email protected] www.grandmesacommercial.com
Information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by
Grand Mesa Commercial. It is advised to verify all information
and/or obtain professional advice. Price and terms may change at
anytime without notice.
HISTORY OF TIFFANY’S BUILDING
This 1895 building has seen a few face lifts but
has never lost it’s charm and is now one of the most beautifully
refurbished buildings in downtown Montrose.
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Contact: Lucinda Stanley, CCIM, Broker/Owner at: 970-201-2152
300 Stafford Lane, Suite 30212, Delta, Colorado 81416
[email protected] www.grandmesacommercial.com
Information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by
Grand Mesa Commercial. It is advised to verify all information
and/or obtain professional advice. Price and terms may change at
anytime without notice.
Tiffany, etc. - 439 E. Main Street, Downtown Montrose
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Contact: Lucinda Stanley, CCIM, Broker/Owner at: 970-201-2152
300 Stafford Lane, Suite 30212, Delta, Colorado 81416
[email protected] www.grandmesacommercial.com
Information provided is deemed reliable but not guaranteed by
Grand Mesa Commercial. It is advised to verify all information
and/or obtain professional advice. Price and terms may change at
anytime without notice.
History of Montrose, Colorado
Elevation: 5,807’ Population: 42,214 - 2018 Population estimated
History of Montrose (as posted by the former Montrose Chamber) The
Ute Indians Originally, Montrose County was home to the Ute
Indians, who hunted, fished, and lived off the land of the
Uncompahgre Valley. Chief Ouray and his wife, Chipeta, are two of
the best-known names from that era. The Ute Indians were removed
from Montrose County to a reservation in Utah in 1881. The town of
Montrose was founded in 1882, with the county officially
established in 1883. Joseph Selig, one of the founders, named the
town after the Duke of Montrose, a character from one of the Sir
Walter Scott’s novels. Early Montrose Early Montrose was a typical
frontier freighting and cow town. At the turn of the century, the
settlers of the highly fertile, semi-arid Uncompahgre Valley
explored the formerly inaccessible regions of the Black Canyon of
the Gunnison River. The search for irrigation water was one of the
first Bureau of Reclamation projects and result-ed in an
astonishing engineering feat, the seven mile Gunnison Tun-nel. The
tunnel enabled Montrose to become a highly diversified agricultural
area. Montrose is a historic Colorado town on the beautiful Western
Slope of the Rocky Mountains, perched in the perfect spot to serve
as your base camp for year-round outdoor adventure. The city made
Outdoor Life magazine's list of "Top 200 Towns for Outdoorsmen" in
2010 because it is surrounded by vast stretches of public lands
where visi-tors can enjoy a seemingly endless variety of outdoor
activities throughout the year. From spring through fall, lodging
in Montrose puts you within minutes of some of Colorado’s prime
scenic and recreational attrac-tions. Visiting neighboring towns
includes Ridgway, Ouray and Telluride to the south. Or Delta, Grand
Junction, Cedaredge, Hotchkiss, Crawford and Paonia to the north
and Gunnison to the east.
