Silverton, Colorados Old Town Square charmingly sits on .21 acres in the heart of this old mountain mining town on Notorious Blair Street. Located just one block from the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad depot, it is one of the highest foot traffic areas in Silverton and holds genuine history of Colorados wild west. Family owned and operated for over 40 years, this investment opportunity includes two operating commercial business buildings, three commercial rental spaces, one additional building currently being used for storage that could be used as an additional rental commercial space, and two public restrooms. In addition, a residential unit located above the gift shop that is currently operated as a vacation rental. Taking a walk through the boardwalk you will find many pieces of history, including the original 1875 San Juan County Courthouse which was moved from Howardsville, CO. The three units, currently rented and operated as Artisan Shops, were once located in the mining ghost town of Eureka, CO. Tourists travel near and far to get their portraits done at Silvertons Old Tyme Photography in what once was oldest brothel in town. And dont forget Swanees Old Mine Sluice in the center of the square where kids and adults can gold pan for gems. The Emporium gift shop was built in 2005 and is complete with a 2-bedroom fully furnished vacation rental on the second story. Dont miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that will be sure to bring fun and cherished memories. This is the first time the entire square and boardwalk, with business opportunities available, are for sale! Own a piece of history while creating your own!