A durable warehouse in Denver’s Barnum neighborhood encompassing more than 18,500 square feet is now on the market with a $4.1 million asking price.
Located at 3301 W. Alameda Avenue, the structure has in recent years been the home of a Denver Desks Office Furniture outlet but previously served as both a cafeteria and thrift store.
In the 1950s and 60s, however, it was the site of the well-known Glenshore Manufacturing Company, which uniquely specialized in the niche market of gamblers’ vests, frock coats, and a variety of Western garb.
The company’s cowboy and cowgirl clothing line was produced under the Saddle Sturdy label, with many of those products regarded today as collector’s items.
Built in 1951, the building has a sleek modern design reminiscent of the commercial structures of that era, with a long transom of glass bricks decorating the front of the structure.
With 3,500 square feet on its mezzanine level, along with another 8,500 square feet of basement space, the structure underwent an extensive renovation last year.
Designated as a Class C building, the structure is in a part of the city once populated with industrial buildings, but in more recent years given over to modern apartment complexes.
The property is being listed by the Denver offices of Platinum Commercial Real Estate.
November 13, 2026
By Garry Boulard
Photo courtesy of Loopnet
