10/28/2026
"Crested Butte doesn't have that many old buildings left to restore. Their value is that they're a precious commodity." - Fritz Diether, Crested Butte builder responsible for the preservation of 218 Maroon in 1987
These two unique investment properties offer the opportunity to preserve Crested Butte's story, while adding your own chapter right in the center of town:
📍218 Maroon Avenue
A four-unit NNN property on Coal Creek with a current rent roll that balances stability with opportunity, with a net of over $50,000/yr. The building has been a barbershop, a ski resort sales office, and the home of two local newspapers. In 1987, it was moved from Elk Avenue to its current location to avoid demolition.
📍315 Elk Avenue
A late-1800s Victorian on Elk Avenue, one of the few mining-era homes still standing downtown. B1 Business Core zoning allows residential, live/work, or commercial use, and few Elk Avenue properties offer a front yard.
Interested in discussing the potential? Let's talk!
📲 970.596.3219
📧 [email protected]
🌐 go.crestedbuttecollection.com/contact