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Bodin Realty has had a lot of activity this January.  Another great listing that Nancy Denison just put on the market is "The Post Office Building" in Eldorado Springs.  This is a unique property in a unique community. 

Presently, 3 of the 4 units are leased.  The US Postal Service has leased one of the units through 2017.  New zoning is being considered by Boulder County for Eldorado Springs and this building is proposed for business/residential mixed use.

Total number of units: 4

Total SqFt: 4248

Parking Spaces: 8

Built: 1973

Potential Rental Income: $53,600

Property Taxes: $8,429

Building Insurance: $1,202

Common Area Maintenance: $589

Total Operating Expense: $18,651

Net Operating Expense: $34,949

More about Eldorado Springs

According to People For Eldorado Canyon, the mountain was formed about 65 million years ago, Eldorado Mountain is the southern anchor of the spectacular Front Range backdrop known as the Flatirons. This area is easily recognized for its dramatic, uplifted rock formations. They exist in a seven mile-long stretch between Gregory Canyon to the north and Eldorado Mountain to the south, and they comprise one of the most beautiful settings to be found in the Rocky Mountain West.

Breathtaking in its scenic beauty, Eldorado is one of the most highly-visible mountains in the region. It is not only part of the daily panorama for nearby residents; it figures prominently into the view corridor for much of the surrounding metropolitan area. Eldorado Mountain's abrupt rise above the plains is seen - and appreciated - from vantage points near and far.

The recognition of the general area for scenic beauty and recreational opportunities has always taken precedence over development. Accordingly, much of the seven-mile corridor has been preserved in perpetuity by city, county, and state land agencies.

Hiking in Eldorado Springs

Since its establishment in 1971, the Colorado State Recreational Trails Program has actively encouraged the development of a variety of trails. Get ready for adventure and fun with links to trail information that covers the entire state.

Click here for trail information.