Fort Collins Residential

East Oak Townhomes

220 E. Oak St. in Fort Collins
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Plans call for the church at the northwest corner of East Oak Street and Mathews Street to be demolished and converted into a mixed-use residential and commercial project. The project would consist of three buildings totaling 31,000 square feet around a central courtyard. Ground-floor commercial space would take up 3,000 square feet, while the rest would be residential. The 15 residential units in the project would include two-, three- and four-story townhomes ranging from 900 to 2,700 square feet, including 31 bedrooms and 18 garage parking spaces. on Facebook on LinkedIn
PROJECT DETAILS
Location

220 E. Oak St.

Status

Current

Location

220 E. Oak St.

City

Fort Collins

State

CO

Owner

East Oak Townhomes LLC

Architecture Firm

Davis Davis Architects

Planner

Russell + Mills Studios

Number of Units

15

Square Feet

31,512

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