This sublease presents a multifaceted flex opportunity with a Class A office and highly functional distribution warehouse space delivered in 2020 and recently substantially upgraded by the previous tenant. The term is through September 2029.
14820 Compark Boulevard was previously occupied by a luxury goods distributor that made over $1.5 million in tenant improvements. The upgrades resulted in a unique layout, perfect for both industrial and administrative work, that would not be possible today at the same price point because of current market conditions.
The 12,000 square feet of high-end office space outpaces the quality of many Downtown Denver towers, and it comes fully furnished with sleek finishes, modern open ceilings, private offices, conference rooms, and workstations. 14820 Compark Boulevard’s sublet industrial distribution space features 12 dock-high doors, four roll-up doors, and a 24-foot clear height. The industrial area is currently sublet to warehouse storage users on month-to-month leases that can be moved out within six months. A single tenant is the ideal user to take advantage of the cohesive space, but interior fenced areas can be created in the warehouse to fit multiple tenants.
Located in the Edge 470 business park, 14820 Compark Boulevard is in a desirable area for high-profile users, as American Furniture Warehouse, Amazon, Dish Network, Sierra Nevada, Comcast, and more hold over 100,000 square feet of space within a 3-mile radius. These companies leverage the multiple conduits of connectivity nearby to access the entire Denver metro and beyond. Interstate 25 provides a direct shot to Downtown Denver and Fort Collins, while E-470 allows transporters to go around the metro and hit hubs like Denver International Airport, Golden, and Buckley Space Force Base. Given the best-in-class quality, immense functionality, and superior connectivity, 14820 Compark Boulevard is the premier opportunity to establish a foothold in the Denver metro. Inquire now to learn more about this exclusive offer today.
Samuel DePizzol
Newmark
