Features
While The Olympian is unique for several reasons, from its architectural integrity to prime downtown location, a few features make it stand out from any other development in town. Following are a few highlights contributing to its landmark status.
• 41,000 square feet of combined commercial and residential space, including 20 market-rate residential units, three deed-restricted residential units and 5,700 square feet of commercial space.
• Great location, just a block off Lincoln Avenue and steps away from the Yampa River and core trail.
• Large residential units (up to 2,100 square feet); units average more than 1,600 square feet.
• Access to green space across Yampa Avenue; 10-foot open-space buffer to the west; great views of Howelsen Hill; excellent sun orientation for breakfast and sunset dinners.
• Fully landscaped private, inner courtyard.
• On-foot access to shopping, public transportation and Steamboat’s award-winning restaurants.
• Balconies overlooking Yampa River and Howelsen Hill (market-rate units); expansive, stained concrete
decks with radiant heat (roof units).
• Brick and stone construction elements matching other historic downtown landmarks.
• Versatile “mountain contemporary” interior, including granite slab counters, stainless steel appliances
and exposed timber. Think rustic-getaway, with modern amenities.
• Dedicated elevator service (six units); common elevator access (17 units).
• Individual storage units, and 32 underground, heated parking spaces; attached two-car garage (2 units).
• Great location, just a block off Lincoln Avenue and steps away from the Yampa River and core trail.
• Large residential units (up to 2,100 square feet); units average more than 1,600 square feet.
• Access to green space across Yampa Avenue; 10-foot open-space buffer to the west; great views of Howelsen Hill; excellent sun orientation for breakfast and sunset dinners.
• Fully landscaped private, inner courtyard.
• On-foot access to shopping, public transportation and Steamboat’s award-winning restaurants.
• Balconies overlooking Yampa River and Howelsen Hill (market-rate units); expansive, stained concrete
decks with radiant heat (roof units).
• Brick and stone construction elements matching other historic downtown landmarks.
• Versatile “mountain contemporary” interior, including granite slab counters, stainless steel appliances
and exposed timber. Think rustic-getaway, with modern amenities.
• Dedicated elevator service (six units); common elevator access (17 units).
• Individual storage units, and 32 underground, heated parking spaces; attached two-car garage (2 units).
