A former two-story northern Colorado fire station is now listed for sale, with a price tag of $4.5 million.
Located at the corner of 9th Street and Yampa Street, the nearly 50-year-old building has long housed truck and equipment space for the Steamboat Springs Fire Rescue department.
Owned by the city of Steamboat Springs, the downtown Central Station building has been one of three facilities used by the rescue department, with the other two being the iconic Mountain Station in the 2600 block of Pine Grove Road and an ambulance barn across the street from the Central Station.
Plans are now underway for the construction of a building at 137 10th Street, which will not only house a modern fire rescue station but will also serve as Steamboat Springs’ new city hall.
The 12,800 square foot Central Station was built in 1974 and upgraded in 2020.
Listed with the Steamboat Springs-based Colorado Group Realty, the building features a 13-foot-tall ceiling in its garage section, as well as second floor office space.
By Garry Boulard
