Circa 1899, this authentic brick charmer was built on a portion of the parade grounds of the former US Army post 'Fort Collins', which was decommissioned in 1866. For a few early years in it's life, this building functioned as a sign shop, though it has served as a cozy family home for nearly 100 years. Quite literally, the neighborhood and town grew-up around 320 Willow as this particular block is "Block 2" on historic plat maps. 320 Willow is located in the epicenter of the eclectic River District and Creative District of Old Town, across the street from Ginger & Baker, and within easy walking distance of New Belgium Brewing, the Poudre River Trail, and vibrant Old Town Square. Supported by flexible mixed-use zoning allowing a wide variety of uses, this property is well-suited to be a short-term vacation rental, bistro, gallery, beer garden, studio, professional office, retail shop, or perhaps continued use as a single-family home. The City recently finished a complete overhaul of the adjacent streetscape, including extra-wide sidewalks, pedestrian lighting, plazas, and durable public art to commemorate the historic roots of this special neighborhood. Now, surrounded by hundreds of new housing units and nearly everything that makes Fort Collins vibrant, 320 Willow awaits another century of pioneer vision.