Goff CRE Group represents the buyer of a Fort Morgan bowling alley.

About the property

The property is a freestanding bowling center on East Railroad Avenue in Fort Morgan, the Morgan County seat in northeast Colorado. The building totals 15,324 square feet on a lot of roughly 0.95 acres, with its own surface parking beside the building.

A bowling alley is a special-purpose property: the building is designed around one use, and the lanes, pinsetters and food and beverage areas are a large part of what a buyer is paying for. That makes the purchase different from buying a standard flex or retail building.

What buyer representation covers on a deal like this

• Separating real estate from business value. Understanding what is the building and land, and what is equipment and operations.
• Equipment and building condition. Coordinating inspections of the structure and systems, and of lane and pinsetter equipment with qualified specialists.
• Licenses and permits. Confirming what transfers and what the buyer must apply for, such as liquor licensing.
• Negotiation and contract. Price, deadlines, due diligence periods and what conveys with the sale.
• Closing coordination. Working with the buyer's lender, title company and attorney through closing.

Highlights

• 15,324 SF special-purpose building
• Approximately 0.95-acre site with on-site parking
• Fort Morgan, Morgan County, northeast Colorado
• Buyer represented by Alex Goff, Goff CRE Group of Nassar Realty
• Under contract as of October 2026

Property size figures come from public listing records and are approximate. Price and party details are not disclosed.