Positioned in the heart of Carbondale’s vibrant Main Street district, 335 Main Street presents a rare opportunity to invest in a high-visibility commercial property in one of Colorado’s most dynamic and beloved mountain towns. This historic 1,500-square-foot masonry building, originally constructed in 1893, combines old-world character with redevelopment potential—making it ideal for entrepreneurs and investors seeking a foothold in the thriving Roaring Fork Valley commercial real estate market. Currently built out as a full-service restaurant, this adaptable space is well-suited for retail, gallery, office, or boutique service concepts. Situated on a 2,520 SF lot in downtown Carbondale, it offers direct access to steady year-round foot traffic from both locals and visitors. The walkable, small-town setting—combined with a strong tourism economy—makes this a strategic investment in Colorado mountain town real estate. With forced-air gas heat, a flat built-up roof, and a flexible open interior, it’s ready for immediate occupancy or creative redevelopment. Zoned for merchandising/commercial use, the property also offers potential for vertical expansion, subject to zoning approvals. Recent property valuations reflect rising demand, underlining the appeal of this Main Street commercial opportunity for buyers looking to expand their real estate portfolio in a supply-constrained market. Key Features: Prime Main Street frontage in downtown Carbondale 1,500 SF historic masonry building on 2,520 SF lot Built in 1893 with classic retail storefront architecture Flexible interior layout and merchandising zoning Potential to build up, subject to zoning regulations Ideal for retail, office, or restaurant concepts Opportunity to invest in Roaring Fork Valley real estate Walkable location surrounded by shops, parks, dining, and arts venues This is a once-in-a-generation chance to own a piece of downtown Carbondale history while capitalizing on the growing demand for commercial property for sale in Colorado’s most desirable mountain towns.