House hunting is literally the worst. Not only can the process take forever, but if you mess anything up, you might have to start all over again. So might I suggest a new approach? How about looking at a completely abandoned ghost town in the Colorado foothills?
Welcome to the town of Cabin Creek — a ghost town in Colorado that’s not too far from the city of Denver.
Colorado’s Craigslist ghost town can’t find a buyer – https://t.co/7yReHYu3OC owner of Cabin Creek says potent… pic.twitter.com/Jjhhf7AueE
— Cheap Rent Denver (@CheapRentDenver) July 14, 2016
The town is currently owned by James Johnson. Johnson bought the town in 2000 and funded the sale by selling everything he owned.
Haunted Colorado Ghost Town of Cabin Creek Up For Sale, and You Can Be the New Owner – Week… https://t.co/tfaKoTBTmz pic.twitter.com/4mbTvy59kU
— Monsieur Patrick (@thepowermedium) July 7, 2016
Johnson had hoped to turn the town around and make it into a destination for tourists and travelers the way it was before the Interstate was constructed.
Owner selling Colorado ‘#ghost town’ Cabin Creek on Craigslist for $350,000 https://t.co/6M51TjTR19 via @oddnewsupi pic.twitter.com/sNlVMZ4UyZ
— SkeletonsInMyCloset (@NibiruGuru) July 6, 2016
Sadly, Johnson’s dream never came to pass. Now he’s trying to unload the five-acre town via Craigslist for the surprisingly affordable price of $350,000.
Colorado ghost town for sale, Cabin Creek listed for $350,000 https://t.co/WMXLeft2IW pic.twitter.com/9i37ZhPpt7
— Omaha Now (@topOmahaNow) July 5, 2016
While Johnson actually has a number of interested buyers lined up, none of them have been able to secure financing from a bank yet. The reason for this, he says, is because of the mixed residential and commercial zoning of the town along with the dangerous conditions of the buildings.
Seriously looking this right about now. #WOLVERINES https://t.co/SzEjJG5b0E
— LMR (@LilMissRightie) July 7, 2016
(via The Denver Post)
If Cabin Creek sounds like the place for you, you can check out the listing on Craigslist or visit the dedicated website here.
Comments