Denver, CO 80205
The Queen Anne: A Landmark Investment Opportunity. Denver’s beloved Queen Anne Urban Bed & Breakfast is a turn-key, fast capitalizing hospitality operation with brand equity on a historically significant property in an ideal oasis in the city location. Plug & play this one-of-kind cash cow (great cap rate) immediately & the sky is the limit w/ boundless future options to enhance, transform, or restructure around your vision. Quaint, clean, green & community-centered with a brand established around the world, The Queen Anne earns high regard in print & digital guides. Urban but quiet: the ideal park-side location at Downtown’s edge is a stroll to the Denver Convention Center, Performing Arts Complex, 16th St. Mall, or Coors Field, yet in a peaceful, leafy setting across from gorgeous Benedict Park & surrounded by local shops/restaurants. A nationally registered landmark, the original Victorian (2147 Tremont) is rooted in Denver history, designed by noted architect Frank Edbrooke (Brown Palace et al.) for relatives of the famed Tabor family. The offering also encompasses the adjacent historic home (2151 Tremont) for a side-by-side opportunity. Interested in a separate owner's residence and 3 contiguous properties across from a park? Ask us about 2137 Tremont, too. With careful stewardship, The Queen Anne has evolved into a distinctly modern, community-focused, art-inspired operation w/ eco-friendly practices, local sourcing & a unique creative flair, w/ rooms individually designed & crafted by area artists. Outside, the grounds are an urban garden oasis w/ hundreds of ornamental edible plants--from garden to table! Keep the Inn running & capitalizing as-is, plus endless options to modify, transform & personalize: multi-family, short-term rentals, group living, own/occupy, corp. retreats, events, retail, restaurant/bar, office, add/split properties. Tons of parking + garage/alley. 3D Tour/info/financials at: tremontplacedenver.com The Queen Anne--A Royal Find.
"Top-Rated Bed & Breakfast property has everything you'd expect from a good downtown Denver B&B. Within reasonable walking distance of the 16th Street Mall and other urban attractions, its side-by-side Victorian houses open up to reveal old-style hospitality, served in lovely old rooms, some of which sport vaulted ceilings or city views. But it also runs on a streak of modernism: Proprietor and trained chef, dishes out lovely breakfasts based on locavore principles (there's a big garden in back in the summer, where guests can dine outdoors), and green and eco-friendly standards are observed throughout the inn, right down to the organic linens and low-flow toilets. To top it off, accommodations also feature a series of super-urban rooms decorated by an edgy stable of local artists and designers. For visitors hoping for a real city experience, it's an excellent launching pad." WESTWORD - BEST OF DENVER
With an emphasis on green design, our rooms provide both stylish comfort and eco-sensitivity. Do you have an eye for art? Stay in one of our rooms decorated by a highlighted local artist. Or perhaps you are a romantic? Enjoy our room with a private hot tub and expansive views of downtown. We have rooms for any personality and function, whether it's for a quiet getaway or an adventurous vacation. While staying with us, you can expect to find everything you need to make your room a home away from home. Every room is different but they all incorporate the same green practices and provide complete comfort
Built in 1879 and 1886, The Queen Anne was originally occupied by the Tabor family. The doors were opened to the public in 1987 when The Queen Anne became the first urban bed and breakfast in Denver. The two side-by-side Victorian homes have been quiet observers of Denver's birth and growth throughout the years. Conveniently located within minutes from downtown, we manage to keep a calm and peaceful environment as the city springs into high rises around us. Benedict Fountain Park is located directly across the street from the B&B, creating an open, natural, space. Both The Queen Anne and the park form an oasis of peace in the middle of a rapidly developing and happening city. It has become a favorite place of rest for both leisure and business travelers.MISSIONThe comfort of our guests and support of our community are our top priorities. We pledge to provide the finest service and facilities to our guests, and to support our local economy through use of their goods in our hospitality. We are actively aiming to become a zero-waste property in which everything is recycled, re-used or composted to reduce our impact on our environment. The Queen Anne experience refreshes the spirit, instills well-being, satisfies our guests, and supports the Denver community.At the Queen Anne, we don't believe that comfort has to be sacrificed to create a sustainable, eco-friendly stay. Here you will find the best of both worlds.
OUR GARDEN & COMMUNITY TABLE We take pride in keeping our gardens green and in bloom for as long as the months will allow. Many of our breakfasts are made with fresh ingredients from our herb and vegetable plants, which add color and wonderful aromas to the garden and your meals. In collaboration with Produce Denver, a local gardening business, we are growing 100+ varieties of vegetables, fruits, and herbs right here at the B&B. Fresh flowers and comfortable lounge chairs make our shady retreat the ideal place for a morning cup of coffee or reading a book. Join us at the community table every morning and at happy hour to share stories with fellow travelers.
Garden
Enjoy the afternoon sun with a beautiful view of our gardens.
Designed by Lindsay McBride
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Tabor
An original mural portraying life as it was in 1894. Honors Augusta Tabor. Queen size bed. Designed by L. Durlin
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Columbine
Overlooking the garden with an 1850's Teaster queen size bed with partial canopy.
Designed by Lindsay McBride
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Skyline
Newly renovated with all low VOC paints. Stretches the full length of the b+b with a two person whirlpool jet tub/shower. Queen size bed.
Designed by Lindsay McBride
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Tower
Large room is built into the Victorian turret with bay windows view of the park and skyline. Designed by Andi Todaro. Queen size bed.
Designed by Andi Todaro
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Fountain
The master bedroom through the years from 1879, there is a view of the park, morning sunshine, four-poster queen size bed and a whirlpool jet tub for two.
Designed by Lindsay McBride
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Rooftop
Just outside on the private deck is a spectacular view of the city skyline, a glimpse of the mountains and a two person heated jetted spa. Queen size bed.
Designed by Lindsay McBride
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Park
Log cabin atmosphere in a Victorian setting designed by Daria Marchenko. Large room with a view of the park and a king size bed.
Designed by Daria Marchenko
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Aspen
The most photographed room at the b+b, it has an original mural of an alpine aspen forest. It covers all walls of the room and the ceiling which is the peak of the Victorian turret. Queen size aspen wood bed.
Designed by L.Durlin
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Local Artist Suite 1
Designed by Rachel Znerold
Has a log fireplace, king size bed and a deep soaking whirlpool jet tub for one.
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Local Artist Suite 2
Designed by Matthew Novak
King size bed, cast iron antique tub, and a deep jetted hot tub for two.
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Local Artist Suite 3
Designed by Markham Maes + Natasha Lillipore
Beautiful view of the park, a gas fireplace and king size bed.
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Local Artist Suite 4
Designed by Josh + Tran Wills
This is the largest room in the house with a cathedral ceiling in the sitting room that stretches the width of the house. King size bed.
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OUR GARDEN & COMMUNITY TABLE
We take pride in keeping our gardens green and in bloom for as long as the months will allow. Many of our breakfasts are made with fresh ingredients from our herb and vegetable plants, which add color and wonderful aromas to the garden and your meals. In collaboration with Produce Denver, a local gardening business, we are growing 100+ varieties of vegetables, fruits and herbs right here at the B&B. Fresh flowers and comfortable lounge chairs make our shady retreat the ideal place for a morning cup of coffee or reading a book. Join us at the community table every morning and at happy hour to share stories with fellow travelers.
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CAP RATE 4.62% As of 5/2023
Property Type | Hospitality | No. Stories | 2 |
Property Subtype | Hotel | Year Built | 1987 |
Building Class | C | Parking Ratio | 0.7/1,000 SF |
Lot Size | 0.14 AC | Corridor | Exterior |
Building Size | 9102 GSF | Opportunity Zone | No |
Parcel Numbers |
2341-24-017
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Improvements Assessment | $1,637,700 |
Land Assessment | $919,100 | Total Assessment | $2,556,800 |
Zoning PUD 2151 |
Zoning PUD 2147 |
Over its 25 years of operating as a B&B, the Inn has been selected for many honors. Among them are the following:
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