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Stepping Back in Time: Uncovering the Rich History of 1770 Sherman Street
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Stepping Back in Time: Uncovering the Rich History of 1770 Sherman Street

By Sara Wojtowicz
Jul 10
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5 min read

1770 Sherman Street

Positioned just outside of the Central Business District of Downtown Denver, is the landmark 1770 Sherman Street, currently known as El Jebel temple.

1770 Sherman

Constructed in 1907, this historic marvel has been identified as one of Denver’s top five architecturally significant structures, and is now available to own for $7,000,000.

Since 1907, this building has been occupied by the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine(The Shriners), The Scottish Rite Masons and later to Eulipions, Inc who converted it into a catering and event facility in 1995.

Auditorium/Amphitheater

Sprawled across a gross leasable area of 58,030 square feet, the building is nestled on a 12,500 square foot lot and is zoned PUD – Historical. With its robust structure, it reflects a high level of architectural integrity unparalleled in many contemporary buildings.

Two opulent ballrooms, an interior balcony, and the building's crown jewel - a massive auditorium/amphitheater on the top two levels - augment its appeal.

Auditorium/Amphitheater

This magnificent property houses 12 unique rooms, each marked by distinct architectural styles and finishes that add to its historical value.

The first floor showcases a Turkish Style Reading Room, Flemish style billiard room, and a gothic style grill room. Each room presents a different epoch in architectural design

First Floor

A Japanese Style Ladies Dressing Room and Alhambra Style Ball and Banquet Room can be found on the second floor and third floors, with exceptional design details.

Second/Third Floor
Second/Third Floor
Banquet Hall

The Fourth and Fifth floor present a spectacular Egyptian style auditorium and Upper Promenade.

Fourth/Fifth Floor

Preservation of the original details is evident, with the rooms retaining elements from floor to ceiling, including walls, columns, window frames, doors, door plates, knobs, and radiators. Even though some rooms have undergone changes over the years, they still retain a part of their original charm.

Fourth/Fifth Floor
Fourth/Fifth Floor

A testament to its antiquity, Denver’s oldest functioning elevator connects each level, adding to the building's charm!

Denver's Oldest Functioning Elevator

Senior Broker Associate at Colorado Realty Network, Maytal Hess, was taken aback by the property's magnificence. She stated, "Touring this building is unreal. Every level surpasses the last. The degree of architectural integrity is mind-blowing. I believe this building has the potential to become Denver's premier event and music venue."

1770 Sherman Street

1770 Sherman Street is not just a property; it's a slice of Denver's architectural history waiting to be reimagined and appreciated. It stands as a testament to the city's rich past and presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a distinctive space in the heart of Denver.

For inquires, contact:

Maytal Hess - 720.431.1221 - Maytal@CRNRealestate.com

Tyler Bray - 303.808.9172 - tyler.bray@cushwake.com

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Stepping Back in Time: Uncovering the Rich History of 1770 Sherman Street
5 min read

Stepping Back in Time: Uncovering the Rich History of 1770 Sherman Street

Commercial
Jul 10
/
5 min read

1770 Sherman Street

Positioned just outside of the Central Business District of Downtown Denver, is the landmark 1770 Sherman Street, currently known as El Jebel temple.

1770 Sherman

Constructed in 1907, this historic marvel has been identified as one of Denver’s top five architecturally significant structures, and is now available to own for $7,000,000.

Since 1907, this building has been occupied by the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine(The Shriners), The Scottish Rite Masons and later to Eulipions, Inc who converted it into a catering and event facility in 1995.

Auditorium/Amphitheater

Sprawled across a gross leasable area of 58,030 square feet, the building is nestled on a 12,500 square foot lot and is zoned PUD – Historical. With its robust structure, it reflects a high level of architectural integrity unparalleled in many contemporary buildings.

Two opulent ballrooms, an interior balcony, and the building's crown jewel - a massive auditorium/amphitheater on the top two levels - augment its appeal.

Auditorium/Amphitheater

This magnificent property houses 12 unique rooms, each marked by distinct architectural styles and finishes that add to its historical value.

The first floor showcases a Turkish Style Reading Room, Flemish style billiard room, and a gothic style grill room. Each room presents a different epoch in architectural design

First Floor

A Japanese Style Ladies Dressing Room and Alhambra Style Ball and Banquet Room can be found on the second floor and third floors, with exceptional design details.

Second/Third Floor
Second/Third Floor
Banquet Hall

The Fourth and Fifth floor present a spectacular Egyptian style auditorium and Upper Promenade.

Fourth/Fifth Floor

Preservation of the original details is evident, with the rooms retaining elements from floor to ceiling, including walls, columns, window frames, doors, door plates, knobs, and radiators. Even though some rooms have undergone changes over the years, they still retain a part of their original charm.

Fourth/Fifth Floor
Fourth/Fifth Floor

A testament to its antiquity, Denver’s oldest functioning elevator connects each level, adding to the building's charm!

Denver's Oldest Functioning Elevator

Senior Broker Associate at Colorado Realty Network, Maytal Hess, was taken aback by the property's magnificence. She stated, "Touring this building is unreal. Every level surpasses the last. The degree of architectural integrity is mind-blowing. I believe this building has the potential to become Denver's premier event and music venue."

1770 Sherman Street

1770 Sherman Street is not just a property; it's a slice of Denver's architectural history waiting to be reimagined and appreciated. It stands as a testament to the city's rich past and presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a distinctive space in the heart of Denver.

For inquires, contact:

Maytal Hess - 720.431.1221 - Maytal@CRNRealestate.com

Tyler Bray - 303.808.9172 - tyler.bray@cushwake.com