This historic frontier town in Colorado, now available for sale via RE/MAX Pinnacle, offers a glimpse into the fascinating Wild West. Priced at only $1.6 million, this small town is a steal and has endless potential. So whether you’re looking to establish a one-of-a-kind vacation spot or start your own business, this town presents endless possibilities.

The Wild West set-up in Silverton, Colorado, is an impressive and historically significant attraction located in the heart of a former mining town. Situated at the base of the majestic San Juan Mountains, the set-up was once a prominent feature of the Old Town Square and is located in the infamous Blair Street, which was once the activity center for the town’s miners.

The mining hub, situated just one block from the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad depot, was the perfect location for those seeking to strike it rich in Silverton. During its prime, the town square was bustling with activity, featuring a variety of establishments such as a saloon, hotel, general store, and possibly even a post office and jail. Prospectors from all over would flock to the area, eager to uncover the valuable treasures in the mountains. 

Today, the historic buildings are beautifully preserved and home to various artisan businesses. For your investment, you’ll acquire two operating commercial buildings, three commercial rental spaces, and an additional building currently being used for storage but has the potential to be converted into another retail space or even a guest lodge. 

The Old Tyme Photography Studio is situated in a unique location, housed in the oldest brothel in the town. The studio comes fully equipped with props and backdrops, allowing visitors to immerse themselves in the Wild West era and capture memories through photographs. 

In addition to the commercial spaces, there is an art gallery where visitors can purchase local artwork, a pottery studio, and a faux graveyard. The new owner can continue leasing or renovating these units for personal income. 

In addition to the commercial spaces, a residential unit is located above the Emporium gift shop, built in 2005. Currently used as a vacation rental, this unit has the potential to be converted into a new home. 

Other property features include the 1875 San Juan County Courthouse, which has been relocated from Howardsville, Colorado, and the ‘Swanee’s Old Mine Sluice’ located in the center of the square, where visitors can try their hand at panning for gold and gems. 

A unique opportunity to own a custom-built container home park in the suburbs of Waco, Texas. Currently for sale at just under $1.3 million, this picturesque tiny town is perfect for creating a chic community, vacation business, or private estate. Recently constructed in 2021, the “Cargo Home Park” has been operating as a successful vacation rental business, with each of the six container homes listed on Airbnb. 

The estate features six unique container homes, each with bespoke interiors. Each home offers 480 sq ft of living space, designed for comfort with a small living area, fully equipped kitchen, dining space, bedroom, and bathroom. The interiors are contemporary and relaxed, with a monochrome palette, dark wood accents, and modern finishes. 

Coopers Creek, a former mining town in Australia, is on the market for $1.5 million. Established in the 1860s during the Victorian gold rush, it was known for its copper mines and had a population of 250 during its peak. The town has been owned by the same family since the 1960s and features 19 vacant blocks, a two-bedroom residence, and an English-style pub. 

Coopers Creek’s traditional pub is included in the sale, with endless cozy sitting areas, a restaurant-style dining zone, and a stage for live music. The pub also has pool tables and rustic, inviting décors like oak barrel tables, hardwood floors, open brick fireplaces, vintage light fixtures, and 19th-century signage. The main house offers traditional design elements and eye-catching architectural details, including hardwood floors, sash windows, an open-plan living room, dining space, two bedrooms, and two bathrooms. 

A stunning Italian citadel, palace, and village known as Serravalle is up for grabs for almost $2.1 million. It features cobblestone streets, towering turrets, ancient battlements, and a mysterious ambiance. The medieval hamlet is located halfway between Modena and Bologna and has a rich history, having been conquered and destroyed by the Longobards in the 8th century before being rebuilt in the 9th century. 

The stately home has been beautifully preserved, with many original medieval details, including oversized fireplaces, terracotta floors, exposed wooden beams, and antique light fixtures. The home has a grand feel thanks to soaring ceilings, huge arched doorways, and extra-wide hallways. Visitors can spot ancient stone walls adorned with coats of arms and columns decorated with grand carved statues. 

Tuthill, a picturesque settlement in Pittston, Maine, is on the market for $5.5 million. The property spans over 50 acres and includes 25 buildings and structures that were created by a local antique dealer, Kenneth Tuttle. In 1967, Tuttle bought the main house intending to build an antique village. So, he saved historic buildings from other towns that were going to be demolished and added them to his collection. 

The village offers a diverse range of properties, including five-family homes, three apartments, and a studio guesthouse. Seven of these are currently occupied by tenants, offering a steady income stream for the new owner. In addition, the village is surrounded by a picturesque natural setting featuring a tranquil pond, apple trees, and flowering bushes. 

The hamlet of Campo in San Diego County is on the market for $6 million. An hour east of San Diego, it comprises 28 buildings, perfect for someone looking to take on a functional town. The peaceful location is currently home to around 100 people and is equipped with functioning buildings, including a post office and church. 

The small community of 16 acres is filled with abandoned clapboard homes that could be fixed up and serve as charming houses for new residents. The town of Campo is located just a mile from the US-Mexico border, with many residents working for US Customs and Border Protection. 

The Trois Estate, a unique hand-built village in Fredericksburg, Texas, combines Mediterranean and Texan styles. The property is currently on the market for $6.2 million and includes 36 acres and a variety of Italian-inspired buildings, including a 3,710 sq. ft. main house and an 18-room lodge. 

The village is a popular venue for events and weddings, offering a variety of large spaces, including a 5,000 sq ft banquet hall, restaurant, Safari museum, and Old West-style saloon. It also has over 30 bedrooms to accommodate guests. Regardless, the village’s main attraction is its underground tunnels leading to an underground church, a unique setting for weddings. 

Sätra Brunn is a vast settlement with 59 acres and 70 buildings, including a hotel, preschool, conference center, restaurant, church, spring, gym, and bathhouse. It generates several million dollars in revenue annually and has been bottling its natural spring water since 2015. Founded in the 1700s as a wellness village, it was popular for those seeking relaxation and respite. 

Sätra Brunn is home to possibly the world’s cutest houses; the colorful painted buildings are charming. In addition, it’s a tight-knit community that hosts celebrations throughout the year. The current owners acquired the village in 2002 and are looking to pass it on to a buyer who wants to preserve its history and help its business ventures thrive. Inside, the historic properties are well-maintained, with period features such as original floorboards, antique fixtures, and detailing. 

Tarraleah is a luxury retreat nestled between two Tasmanian forest reserves, spanning 363 acres. The site is currently open to expressions of interest starting at AUD$12 million ($8.3m). It includes two restaurants, a café, a spa and gym, two function halls, administrative offices, staff accommodation, a retail shop, and a fine art gallery, as well as various types of guest accommodation. 

The Lodge at Tarraleah is a former award-winning operation that features nine luxury suites, a formal dining room, a library, a bar, and a wood-burning fireplace lounge, all evoking the glamour of the building’s 1930s heritage. The Edge Restaurant and Function Centre boasts an award-winning building design, stunning views of the Nive River Valley, and an “enviable” whisky and wine cellar. 

Little Hawkins is an upscale village located on a private island in Georgia’s Golden Isles. It’s a perfect hideaway from modern life while offering all the amenities. Surrounded by waterfront views and coastal salt marshes, it’s home to a variety of wildlife, including dolphins, otters, turtles, and a variety of fish and birds.

The village, which is on the market with Private Islands Inc, is a three-acre gated community with four buildings. The main residence is luxurious, with two cottages and a clubhouse complete with an outdoor pool, spa, and bar. It also boasts 700 feet of water frontage. 

Trevalga, a picturesque English village between Boscastle and Tintagel in the UK, is for sale with Savills for under $19.6 million. The village spans 1,200 acres and includes six farms and 17 houses and cottages. Not only is the village a beautiful place to live with its jaw-dropping scenery, but it’s also a popular spot for fans of the TV series Poldark, as many of the show’s iconic scenes were filmed nearby. 

Trevalga, a charming hamlet in the UK, is for sale with Savills, but the sale has caused concerns among residents. The estate includes a main working farm, let on a Farm Business Tenancy until 2031, and four fully equipped farms, land, and outbuildings currently leased out, providing regular income. Nonetheless, tenants of Trevalga, some of whom have lived there for generations, fear eviction under new ownership. 

Poggio Santa Cecilia, an abandoned hamlet in Tuscany, Italy, is for sale for €40 million ($43.4m). Perched on a hilltop, the village has fallen into disrepair since it was abandoned in the 1960s. The hamlet sits on 1,730 acres of land and features the remains of a medieval castle, an 18th-century villa, and a church with a bell tower. 

Nestled within a towering city wall, this charming village boasts winding streets adorned with stone arches and beautiful medieval architecture. Traditional Tuscan homes, complete with wooden front doors, terracotta-tiled roofs, and beamed ceilings, line the flagstone roads.