Several unique properties, remnants of the American Wild West, are currently on the market, offering buyers the chance to own a piece of history. These properties range in price from $280,000 to $1 million and include authentic features such as old jails, gold mills, and historic storefronts.
In Colorado, the Frisco-Bagley Mill near Silverton is a 30.99-acre property listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Built in 1912, it includes a 300-square-foot off-grid cabin. The property is listed for $325,000 and offers potential eligibility for historic preservation grants.
Another Colorado offering is the White Pine Mining Enclave, a 140-acre property near White Pine, priced at $525,000. This gated recreational property features mountain views, woodland, creeks, and an old air-compressor shed converted into a two-bedroom cabin. It is being offered for the first time in over 80 years.
In Arizona, the Dos Cabezas Inn near Willcox is an operational short-term rental property priced at $454,000. Situated on three acres in a historic mining area, this retreat includes three separate buildings: a one-bedroom main house, a two-bedroom pioneer-style house, and a bunkhouse.
Also in Arizona, the Old Pearce Mercantile in Pearce is available for $1 million. Built in 1895, this former store is recognized as the tallest adobe building in Cochise County and underwent restoration in 2019. It includes a one-bedroom living area and several historic outbuildings, including a working blacksmith shop.
For $280,000, an Oklahoma settlement near Jay offers a collection of Western-themed buildings, including a former restaurant, church, general store, bathhouse, and a sheriff's office with jail cells. The 15-acre property also features several apartment-style units, shops, storage buildings, and a five-bedroom residence. However, two structures have fire damage, and the property does not qualify for certain financing options, with owner financing advertised.