1882
Historic James B. Arthur House
This 4100 sq ft house sits on a 15000 sq ft lot with 21 parking spaces, just steps from the heart of Old Town.
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This excellent sale offering at The Arthur House has rare
large parking lot and a layout perfect for commercial or
residential uses. This stunning property totals 4,130 SF
on three levels above grade which function as 5 residential apartment units. The basement level could be used
for storage, assembly, work space, or could be dug out
and added to the livable/rentable square footage. The
site provides monument signage and is located right at
the center of Old Town activity providing excellent exposure
for a business. This historic mansion is zoned NCB
and has had other uses in the past and is complete with
up to 21 private parking spaces plus on-street parking.
An ADA accessible ramp is located on the side the building
and the house could be retrofitted to become ADA
compliant. This property is truly a rare offering for residential apartment units or adapt it to fit your needs.
1882
Year Built
James and Mary Arthur moved to Fort Collins and built their home.
1922
Fraternity
Arrangements were made to purchase the Arthur House and help ease the housing availability for Colorado State University students.
1992
Apartments
The Arthur House again housed CSU students after transitioning from a French restaurant, hair salon, and offices.

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Learn more about the Arthur House.
Built as a family home for the Arthur’s in 1882, the Arthur House has housed CSU students since 1919.
The Apartments
5 individual units with Certificate of Occupancy.
Parking
21 parking spaces
Historic Arthur House
Floorplans

History

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334 East Mulberry Street, Fort Collins, Colorado, 80524
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