31101 W Hwy 160

Description

This ski rental business was started in 1976 and has been under the same family ownership since 1981. Sporting goods was added in 2001. Nearly five decades, (48 years), of serving South Fork customers year-round. Over 300 feet of US Hwy 160 frontage with two CDOT permitted concrete accesses. Nearly 4,000 square feet of retail floor space and approximately 1,500 square feet of ski and snowboard rental space. This business experiences a multitude of repeat and returning customer base. The 0.94 acre tract of land and building will be conveyed by a warranty deed. The business, including all retail and rental inventory, furniture, fixtures, and equipment, will be conveyed by Bill of Sale. Contact Broker for information and a tour of this business opportunity. After 43 years, the current owner is ready to pass the torch of this historic business to a new business owner. Explore your opportunity to service the South Fork customer base for years to come. Owner may consider selling the real estate. land and building, separate from the Sporting Goods & Ski/Snowboard Rental business. The building can accommodate several different business opportunities. The building layout would be an prime location for a Brewery and Restaurant. The retail floor space has ample room for a restaurant and the elevated height of the rental shop would provide the required height for the brewery equipment. The 2.8 acre lot, for sale behind and adjacent to this property, would allow room for expansion of the brewery and adequate room for a multi-family housing, tiny home or yurt rental development. The possibilities are endless. Two adjacent Hwy 160 frontage lots, 2.80 and 1.51 acres, behind and adjacent to this property, are separately listed for sale. The adjacent vacant land provides room to grow this and or additional businesses. The Village at Wolf Creek, the future destination resort project, adjacent to and within the Wolf Creek Ski Area, has obtained its legally mandated access to its property. The potential for tourism growth in the Wolf Creek region, including South Fork and Rio Grande County, has never been been stronger.