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Former New Mexico military base town is up for sale
Updated: 10:24 PM EST Nov 18, 2021
Looking to buy an old military base town?Well, you’re in luck because the town of Fort Wingate, New Mexico, just east of Gallup, is for sale. Founded in 1867, the area was home to former Generals, Buffalo Soldiers and Navajo Code Talkers.Now, 111 years later the 18-acre town is for sale for $11 million. The listing, listed by Mark. T. Price last week, boasts an original trading post, cafe, post office, gas station, recreational vehicle parking with 80 hookups, maintenance shop, storage buildings, convenience store and 27 residential units. Across the street is the abandoned military base, where explosives were stored during World War I and World War II. “Sitting down with the owners and hearing about the Buffalo soldiers and the Navajo code talkers (that graced this land) is what made me take on this project,” Price told the New York Post. “Being in the center of the Wingate, surrounded by Navajo, Zuni, BLM (Bureau of Land Management), BIE, National Forest and the old fort, which are all within walking distance is what makes this property so unique.” You can find more photos and information on the property here >>Watch the full story in the video above.
Looking to buy an old military base town?
Well, you’re in luck because the town of Fort Wingate, New Mexico, just east of Gallup, is for sale.
Founded in 1867, the area was home to former Generals, Buffalo Soldiers and Navajo Code Talkers.
Now, 111 years later the 18-acre town is for sale for $11 million.
The listing, listed by Mark. T. Price last week, boasts an original trading post, cafe, post office, gas station, recreational vehicle parking with 80 hookups, maintenance shop, storage buildings, convenience store and 27 residential units.
Across the street is the abandoned military base, where explosives were stored during World War I and World War II.
“Sitting down with the owners and hearing about the Buffalo soldiers and the Navajo code talkers (that graced this land) is what made me take on this project,” Price told the New York Post. “Being in the center of the Wingate, surrounded by Navajo, Zuni, BLM (Bureau of Land Management), BIE, National Forest and the old fort, which are all within walking distance is what makes this property so unique.”
You can find more photos and information on the property here >>
Watch the full story in the video above.
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