ACE Padel ConfirmsDenver Location After Concept Plans Approved By City
DENVER, CO – ACE Padel has confirmed Denver as the next city for its national expansion, with plans moving forward for a new padel club in the River North Art District.
Rendering by ACE Padel of their new Denver location
City records show the concept plan review for the project at 1812 35th Street has been completed, marking an early milestone in the city approval process. The proposal includes interior tenant improvements within an existing building, along with temporary exterior padel courts. No additional square footage is being added, and existing loading and service infrastructure will remain in place.
In a recent public post, the project team confirmed plans for five indoor padel courts with 30-foot ceilings, three outdoor courts adjacent to the Platte River Art Park, a bar and cafe, full locker room facilities with sauna and cold plunge, and parking for more than 70 vehicles. The site is located at the west corner of 35th Street and Brighton Boulevard within the existing Great Divide Brewing Company development footprint.
While concept review is complete, the project will still require zoning permits and a special exception review due to the exterior courts. Construction permits have not yet been issued.
ACE Padel has stated a target opening of Q3 2026. A construction timeline will become clearer as the project advances through the next phase of city approvals.
Rendering by ACE Padel of their new Denver location
Project Team
Owner: MMF RiNo GD Land LLC
Brand / Operator: ACE Padel
Architect: Roth Sheppard Architects
General Contractor: Williams Construction Corporation
Local Strategic Advisor: Eric Clayman
ACE Padel Team Members (Publicly Named):
Peter Carnello
Elliot Carnello
All project information was sourced from publicly available site plans, renderings, and permitting documents.
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All project information was sourced from publicly available site plans, renderings, and permitting documents.
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