1900 Rock Springs Home with Hardwood Floors and RV Parking — $140,000

The house is 124 years old and still has its hardwood floors. That's the thing that stands out first. A lot of houses this age have had them covered over or replaced, so when they're still there and intact, it means something about how the place was kept.

It's a small house by most measures — two bedrooms, one bath, 1,432 square feet — but the price works out to under $100 a square foot, which is low even for an older place. The living room has a freestanding stove alongside the hardwood floors, so there's a real heat source beyond whatever the central system is doing. In Wyoming, that's a practical thing, not a decorative one.

The layout keeps everything on the main level. Kitchen includes laundry, which means no basement trips or separate room to deal with. There's a dining area off the kitchen. The agent description calls it sweet and perfect for morning coffee, which tells you it's probably small. But it's there.

Outside is where this property gets a little more interesting for the price. You get a detached one-car garage and additional RV parking. In a downtown location, that's a lot of off-street space. Most older lots this close to the center of a city have been subdivided or built up to the point where a garage is a bonus and RV parking is out of the question. Both here, on the same lot, is worth paying attention to.

The location is downtown Rock Springs, walkable to shops and restaurants. The listing doesn't specify which ones or how far, so take that at face value without too much detail.

The agent description is light on specifics — no mention of recent updates, roof age, mechanical systems, or condition beyond the floors and stove. If those things matter to you, and they probably should in a house this old, you'd want to ask directly before getting too far down the road.

At $140,000 for a 1900-built house with original hardwood floors, a garage, and room to park an RV downtown, there's more here than the price suggests.