128 S. Tejon Street presents a unique opportunity to own or lease space within one of Downtown Colorado Springs’ most distinctive historic commercial properties. Originally developed as the Alamo Hotel in 1886 and listed on the National Register of Historic Places, the Historic Alamo Building features an iconic brick façade, arched windows and timeless architectural character that sets it apart from traditional downtown office properties.
Currently 54% leased, the building offers a compelling combination of established tenancy, available commercial space and long-term investment potential. For investors and owner/users, the property presents an opportunity to capitalize on existing income while creating additional value through lease-up and repositioning. For prospective tenants, the available office and commercial spaces offer a distinctive setting for professional services, creative firms and businesses seeking a recognizable downtown address.
The property is also home to Mackenzie’s Chop House, a longstanding Downtown Colorado Springs dining destination located within the building since 1997. Its established presence adds character, recognition and activity to the property, further enhancing its appeal to both tenants and investors.
Prominently positioned along the Tejon Street corridor, the Historic Alamo Building offers exceptional walkability to Downtown Colorado Springs’ restaurants, hotels, entertainment, government offices and business amenities. Convenient access to nearby parking, major thoroughfares and Interstate 25 further supports its appeal as a centrally located business destination.
Whether seeking a distinctive space to establish or grow a business, an owner/user opportunity or a value-add investment with substantial upside, 128 S. Tejon Street offers the chance to become part of one of Colorado Springs’ most recognizable historic properties.
