City Hall
Repurposing an Iconic Landmark in the City Center
Built in 1926, the original Montrose City Hall is approaching its Centennial anniversary. This ambitious plan aims to transform the former centerpiece of the city into a boutique extended stay hotel, providing visitors with a unique place to stay and explore the burgeoning town and entirety of our Western Slope. A core partnership with Colorado Mesa University will provide educational training for CMU's hospitality program, job opportunities, and serve as an incubator for talent to serve all of Colorado and beyond..
Montrose City Hall est. 1926
Montrose Fire Department #1
Creating a Culinary Destination and Educational Center from the Original Firehouse
Decommissioned Fire Station #1 is slated to become a destination farm-to-table restaurant, led by a world renowned Michelin-star chef. In partnership with Colorado Mesa University, the venue will serve as an educational space for culinary training under his guidance. The vision to support local valley producers, create job opportunities, and cultivate culinary and F&B talent for the region is a core commitment of this project.
Montrose Fire Station #1, circa 1910
The former Daily Bread
2 Restaurant Concepts in One Classic Central Location
Scheduled to open early summer of 2025, the former Daily Bread has been transformed into the newest and most exciting restaurant and gathering space in Montrose. Led by a world-renowned chef in partnership with our future Fire Station project, this will surely be an attraction for the entire Western Slope.
The former Daily Bread, built in 1908