1206 Washington Ave, Golden, CO
FOR LEASE — Storefront in Historic Downtown Golden
| Type | Space Size | Year Built | Zoning | Price | NNN Estimate | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Retail | 1,400 SF | 1867 | C-2 | ~$40/SF/YR NNN | $13.50/SF | September 2026 |
Suite 1206 is a ground-floor storefront on Washington Avenue in the heart of Downtown Golden, steps from the iconic Welcome to Golden arch and surrounded by one of the Front Range's most consistent foot traffic corridors.
The space sits within the Harrison Block, Golden's first triple storefront, built in 1867 and still anchoring the block more than 150 years later.
The current tenant's lease expires at the end of August 2026, and the new tenant’s transformation will commence thereafter.
The next operator steps into a building with a strong long-term tenant roster, including Del's Tonsorial Parlor and Humble House Cafe.
Do not disturb the current tenant. Contact broker with questions.
Listing Highlights
Inset entrance windows offer outstanding display opportunities
Signage visibility from Washington Avenue
C-2 zoning supports a wide range of uses
Street parking on Washington Avenue and adjacent blocks
Dedicated restroom within the suite
Over 10,000 vehicles pass the site daily on Washington Avenue
Welcome to Downtown Golden
Golden was Colorado's original territorial capital and a hub of activity in the late 1800s. Gold seekers arrived in 1858, Golden City was founded a year later, and the town quickly became a supply hub for miners panning Clear Creek. The visitors who came through planted roots, and the neighborhoods that grew up around them still define the city's character.
Downtown Golden generates roughly $168 million in annual visitor spending across its shops, restaurants, and attractions (Visit Golden, 2022 Economic Impact Report). The Colorado School of Mines sits near the central core, and Washington Avenue runs as the main commercial spine. Parks, museums, and gathering spaces line the side streets, and the 12th Street Historic District, listed on the National Register of Historic Places, preserves over fifty of the city's earliest homes within a short walk of the site.
Square footage sourced from Landlord’s records
