The Shops at Bradford Junctions

4 buildings 100% leased with NNN Lease structures for sale

Building SF: 9,635 RSF and 12,817 USF

Year Built: 1919 & 1985; 2018 stabilized barn cables east & west and structural wood north & south

Water Rights: 0.84 acre feet via two decrees of which 67% is currently used

TRAFFIC COUNTS Hwy 73 n/o Barkley: 6,929 vpd Barkley e/o Hwy 73: 4,608 vpd Hwy 285 at Hwy 73: 30,067 vpd

Bradford Junction, located at the intersection of Hwy 73 and Barkley Road played a significant role in the region’s development during the 19th century. It was originally a stagecoach stop along the well-traveled road between Denver and the mining communities of South Park. Established in the 1860s, the junction served as a key hub for travelers, traders, and settlers moving through the Rocky Mountain foothills. The Bradford Junction House, a well-known structure from that era, functioned as an inn and supply stop, providing much-needed rest and provisions for weary travelers. It remains a crossroads between Conifer and Evergreen and is an important part of Conifer’s heritage, reflecting the pioneering spirit and rugged history of Colorado’s early settlers. The junction now serves as a vibrant retail center, including Magpie Mercantile, Mon Petit, Eazy Eats, and The Well at Bradford Junction.