Own the landmark. Write the next chapter. In the wide-open high desert along Historic Route 66, just west of Winslow, Arizona, stands a property unlike anything else on the Mother Road: Meteor City. Established in 1938 as a trading post and Texaco gas station, this iconic roadside destination has welcomed generations of travelers, road-trippers, families, curiosity seekers, and visitors on their way to experience Northern Arizona's legendary landscape. Now, during the 100th anniversary year of Route 66, a rare opportunity exists to acquire not just a commercial property, but a recognized destination with history, visual identity, operating potential, and a story that cannot be replicated. Route 66's centennial has put renewed national attention on America's most celebrated highway and the distinctive places that made the road an enduring symbol of freedom, discovery, and roadside Americana. At the center of Meteor City is its unmistakable signature: a massive geodesic dome crowned by a dramatic mohawk, visible for miles across the desert. Paired with its giant teepees and unforgettable roadside character, the property has long possessed the one quality most destination businesses cannot buy: the ability to make people pull over. Today, Meteor City has been revived as a family-friendly attraction anchored by the Dino Drive-Thru experience, with more than 30 dinosaur displays and a collection of visitor experiences that includes gemstone mining and fossil digging, a gift shop, vintage arcade games, a western-town photo setting, a hurricane simulator, Ride-A-Dino, Paint-A-Bug vintage VW art, carnival-style games, and oddities displays. This is a property built around the timeless economics of memorable travel: travelers see something unusual, take the exit, stay longer, create a memory, make a purchase, take a photo, share the experience, and tell someone about it later. The existing operation offers a foundation for continued attraction use, retail, themed entertainment, events, food and beverage concepts, experiential hospitality, destination marketing, Route 66 programming, or a future owner's entirely new vision. Meteor City has always evolved with the people who cared for it. After the original site became a trading post and gas station, owner "Lonesome Jack" Newsum turned it into a memorable Route 66 stop, famously marking it "Meteor City, Population 1," later changing it to "Population 2" after marrying Goldie. In 1979, the original rectangular trading-post building was replaced with the extraordinary geodesic dome that remains the property's visual calling card today. For the right buyer, this is not simply an acquisition. It is a chance to own a piece of Route 66 history at the precise moment the world is celebrating 100 years of the Mother Road. Whether the next chapter is preservation, expansion, reinvention, or a bold new destination concept, Meteor City offers something rare: a recognizable landmark, an established attraction platform, and an American story still waiting to be written. A century of Route 66. One unforgettable opportunity. Meteor City: Population, Next.
Courtesy: Linton Real Estate, LLC
928-779-4411
Courtesy: Linton Real Estate
(928) 779-4411
Rare opportunity to own an iconic Route 66 Motel & RV Park. This 13-room, retro motel has been tastefully remodeled, and the electrical, water, sewer, and internet systems have been upgraded to meet current code. Includes a large manager's apartment. Also included is the Delta 66 RV Park, with 16 RV spaces plus 5 Park model ''tiny homes'' rentals. The RV Park generates a great net profit. The Motel and RV Park are managed together, making both enterprises very efficient. A 4.12-acre lot joins the RV park and allows room for expansion. Winslow has become a favorite stop on historic Route 66 and attracts visitors from around the world! It not only features the ''Standing on the Corner'' park but also the Clear Creek Canyon recreation area, a Kayak and rock-climbing destinationAPN# 103-11-013 4.12 Ac. Lot. All three APN# are being sold as one transaction. Please include all three parcel numbers in the offer. RV Tenants pay electric bill.
Rare opportunity to own an iconic Route 66 Motel & RV Park. This 13-room, retro motel has been tastefully remodeled, and the electrical, water, sewer, and internet systems have been upgraded to meet current code. Includes a large manager's apartment. Also included is the Delta 66 RV Park, with 16 RV spaces plus 5 Park model ''tiny homes'' rentals. The RV Park generates a great net profit. The Motel and RV Park are managed together, making both enterprises very efficient. A 4.12-acre lot joins the RV park and allows room for expansion. Winslow has become a favorite stop on historic Route 66 and attracts visitors from around the world! It not only features the ''Standing on the Corner'' park but also the Clear Creek Canyon recreation area, a Kayak and rock-climbing destination.
Courtesy: Linton Real Estate
928-779-4411
A unique opportunity in the heart of Winslow Arizona's burgeoning Route 66 District! This Historic Property sits between westbound Route 66 and eastbound Route 66, right next to the key attraction in town: The Standin' on the Corner Park. The building is located within the commercial/residential zoned Route 66 overlay, which means the 4200 square foot building could be used as both a business and a home or Airbnb. The building, which is on the historic registry, is one of the few downtown with its own parking lot. The store front is approximately 1000 square feet and features large showcase windows across the entire width of the building with raised platforms made from 100-year-old hardwood flooring. The store is brightened by the patterned tin ceilings.
Three parcels. One strategic corridor location. Purchase the entire 13.32-acre offering or acquire an individual parcel to fit your development plans. Position your next commercial or industrial project along Historic Route 66 / West 3rd Street in Winslow, Arizona. This three-parcel offering provides approximately 13.32 acres of land with Interstate 40 corridor frontage context, Old Highway 66 along the rear side of the property area, nearby railroad infrastructure, and proximity to Winslow-Lindbergh Regional Airport. Whether you are seeking a larger development site or a smaller individual parcel, the offering provides flexibility for a range of commercial investment and development strategies. Parcel 103-07-005: Approx. 1.39 acres. Parcel 103-07-004: Approx. 6.96 acres The existing steel-framed structure on Parcel 103-07-004 may offer potential utility for storage, staging, redevelopment, or future site planning, subject to the buyer's intended use, condition assessment, and applicable approvals. This property offers a flexible land position for buyers evaluating commercial development, industrial opportunities, transportation-related uses, or long-term investment acreage in Northern Arizona. The combination of Historic Route 66 / West 3rd Street, the parallel Interstate 40 corridor, Old Highway 66 along the rear property area, nearby railroad infrastructure, and proximity to Winslow-Lindbergh Regional Airport creates a compelling transportation-oriented location. Winslow continues to receive attention as a potential growth location along the I-40 corridor. Public and economic development materials have discussed regional initiatives including the Winslow Mega Site, Winslow Commerce and Industrial Park, airport-side industrial planning, and broader I-40 TradePort corridor concepts involving logistics, industrial, energy, manufacturing, and transportation-related uses. These initiatives are part of a larger regional growth conversation and may support long-term interest in commercial and industrial land in and around Winslow. Any nearby or regional projects remain subject to approvals, funding, phasing, market conditions, infrastructure completion, and private investment decisions. No representation is made that any proposed or planned project will be completed, completed on a specific timeline, or directly increase the value or usability of this property. Current zoning information provided indicates Parcels 103-07-005 and 103-07-004 are within the Route 66 Commercial Overlay. Parcel 103-11-032 is reported as approximately 50% Route 66 Commercial Overlay and approximately 50% Industrial Overlay. Buyers should independently verify zoning classifications, overlay boundaries, permitted uses, utilities, access, development requirements, and all intended uses with the City of Winslow and applicable agencies. Whether your plans call for the entire approximately 13.32-acre offering or a single parcel, this property provides an opportunity to evaluate a Route 66/I-40 corridor location with acreage, transportation access context, and development flexibility. Contact the listing agent for individual parcel details, combined-offering information, availability, and additional property information. Imagine the possibilities for your next business venture along Historic Route 66 and the I-40 corridor. Whether your vision involves a commercial development, transportation-related operation, storage or staging facility, or another business concept, this offering provides the flexibility to evaluate approximately 13.32 acres as a whole or purchase an individual parcel suited to your plans. The existing steel-framed structure on Parcel 103-07-004 may offer additional utility for a buyer's intended use. This is an opportunity to explore a location and development concept, not the sale of an existing operating business. All potential uses are subject to buyer verification of zoning, access, utilities, and applicable approvals.
Prime commercial opportunity located directly on historic Old Route 66 with excellent visibility and steady traffic flow. The value of this property is in the location and zoning, making it an ideal site for redevelopment. The existing structure has experienced significant deferred maintenance from prior rental use and may be best suited for removal. This creates a strong opportunity for an investor or developer to start fresh and design a project that fits today's commercial needs. Positioned next to Sonic Drive-In and surrounded by established businesses, the property benefits from consistent consumer activity and a well-traveled corridor. Ideal for retail, office, or a new commercial concept looking to take advantage of Route 66 exposure. Seller is motivated and the property is being sold as-is. Bring your vision and your offer.
Positioned along historic Route 66 with visibility from nearby Interstate 40, this versatile commercial warehouse offers strong potential for investors or owner-users alike. Built in 1961, the approximately 6, 318 sq ft structure sits on a .26-acre lot, providing ample space for operations, storage, or future expansion. The flexible layout supports a variety of uses including light industrial, workshop, distribution, or redevelopment. With steady traffic exposure, easy access, and proximity to downtown Winslow, this property presents a rare opportunity to acquire functional commercial space at an accessible price point in a growing corridor.
Located in the heart of downtown Winslow just steps from the iconic ''Standing on the Corner'' Park, this distinctive commercial building offers a rare blend of history, character, and opportunity. Originally built in 1905 (effective year may reflect later improvements), the approximately 6, 318 sq ft structure features a spacious open layout ideal for storage, light industrial use, retail conversion, or creative redevelopment. Positioned along First Street in a high-visibility, high-traffic area influenced by Route 66 tourism, the property benefits from both local activity and destination-driven visitors. Its unique architecture and historic presence create opportunities beyond traditional warehouse use, including retail, gallery, event space, or mixed-use concepts. Located in the heart of downtown Winslow just steps from the iconic Standing on the Corner Park, this distinctive commercial building offers a rare blend of history, character, and opportunity. Originally built in 1905 (effective year may reflect later improvements), the approximately 6, 318 sq ft structure features a spacious open layout ideal for storage, light industrial use, retail conversion, or creative redevelopment. Positioned along First Street in a high-visibility, high-traffic area influenced by Route 66 tourism, the property benefits from both local activity and destination-driven visitors. Its unique architecture and historic presence create opportunities beyond traditional warehouse use, including retail, gallery, event space, or mixed-use concepts. With close proximity to Interstate 40 and a location in one of Winslow's most recognizable areas, this property presents a compelling opportunity for investors and business owners looking to create value in a growing market.
College View Apartments is a 25-unit multifamily investment spanning two contiguous buildings across two parcels in the heart of Winslow, Arizona. The property is fully occupied, with documented rent growth: Gross Scheduled Income rose from 194,100 to 243,900 during 2025, and current market rent analysis shows room to grow further toward 280,500 annually. Recent capital improvements include new gas water heaters, updated electrical panels and conduit, and unit-level upgrades completed at turnover -- laminate flooring, new appliances, and cabinetry. Full financials, including 2025 operating statements and normalized adjustments, available upon request.
Great Opportunity to build your new home / apartment / getaway right on Old Rt 66 and directly across from the famous La Posada Hotel.Front building built in 1916 is 1312sq ft features open main room, private office, storage room and restroom.Rear building built in 2007 is 528sq ft has insulated walls and ceilings w/ tape and textured drywall, new carpet tiles and new mini split HVAC system. Want to create a small store front and live in the rear? You are only about 1000ft to the Standin' on the Corner Foundation.NO Seller Carryback NOR Rental.Seller is a Licensed Real Estate Broker in the State of Arizona. Seller to initiate a 1031 Exchange at NO cost to Buyer.
Great investment opportunity in Winslow, AZ. Office/Warehouse. Built in 1957 but completely renovated. Located in Historic downtown just around the corner from ''Standin' on the Corner''. Excellent visibility. Plenty of private office space, conference rooms, 4 bathrooms, kitchen., storage, private parking lot and perimeter fenced with security gates. Previous uses were a clinic and DES office.
Opportunities are vast, just like this 60 acre parcel of industrial land! The possibilities are endless of what can be built here. Contact the listing office for a complete list of options! The parcel is one street over from the City of Winslow with great views of the railroad and can be seen from the freeway for great visibility and advertising. Amazing and RARE opportunity to be on the tracks, next to interstate 40 and Highway 87. Location does not get better. Parcel can be split into 5 separate 12 acre parcels.
Own a piece of Winslow's History and Route 66. This huge building is across the street from the Historic La Pasada Hotel, giving this building and location unlimited potential. Retail, restaurant, Sports Bar and grille, warehouse you name it! Being in the route 66 overlay you are allowed to mix and match uses, including residential. At $41.62 per square foot makes it a real deal.
Winslow is located in Arizona. Winslow, Arizona has a population of 8,961. Winslow is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 27.6% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.3%.
The median household income in Winslow, Arizona is $41,926. The median household income for the surrounding county is $46,126 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Winslow is 33.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 93.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 21.4 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 7.8 inches per year, with 6.7 inches of snow per year.
