
Old Town homes for sale. Six brick blocks and the streets behind them.
Six brick blocks laid out in 1889. Coffee's on by 6.
Old Town is the original townsite: six blocks of brick along Front Street, platted in 1889 when the assay office opened. Houses on the side streets date from the 1890s to the 1930s.
They sit on lots of about a fifth of an acre, with alleys behind and sidewalks in front. You can do most errands without starting the truck. The bakery line forms at 6, the hardware store still cuts keys and our office is at number 112. City water and sewer reach every address. Parking on Front Street is tight in ski season, and old houses come with old plumbing. We'll tell you which ones have been redone.
Ground facts
| Elevation | 5,140 ft |
|---|---|
| To the lift | 18 minutes by Highmark Road |
| Typical lot | 0.15 to 0.25 acre |
| Snow | 62 inches a season |
| Water | City water and sewer |
What a year looks like here
Winter
Front Street is plowed curb to curb by 6:30. The skating pond opens when the ice reaches 6 inches.
Spring
Mud in the alleys, then lilacs on Mercer Avenue by the middle of May.
Summer
Saturday market on Front Street from June to September, 8 to noon.
Fall
First fire in the woodstove around the third week of September.
For sale in Old Town
See all homes and land in Old Town
Your agent in Old Town
Wade Thistlewood, Broker, Old Town lead
Wade Thistlewood grew up on Front Street, four doors from our office. He has sold houses in Old Town for 24 years and has been inside most of them.
Every old house here has a story about its furnace. I know most of them.
Wade can tell you which houses have new wiring. Ask him before you tour.
Talk to Wade

