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Located:
Bisbee,
Arizona
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Offering Price:
$3,600,000.00
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Net Operating Income:
$0.00
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Financing:
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Room Revenue:
$0.00
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Renovated:
Renovation on going
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Number of Units:
48
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Land Area:
Building Approximately 30,000 square feet +/-
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Built:
1898-1902
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Summary
PRICE REDUCED $350,000
One of Americas Last Remaining Gems The Copper Queen Hotel, started in 1898 and completed in 1902, was the product of a booming mining camp called Bisbee. Once the largest city between St. Louis and San Francisco, it is now a beautiful, quiet getaway. While the town of Bisbee has "grown up," it has not lost its charm. Soon after Bisbee became a town, Phelps Dodge Mining Company built the Copper Queen Hotel as a place for dignitaries and investors to relax in luxury.
Located roughly 100 miles southeast of Tucson and at an elevation of 5,300 feet, the hotel is usually 10 to 20 degrees cooler than in Tucson or Phoenix. In the winter, we are even blessed with an occasional snowfall. Bisbee is the southern most mile high city in the U.S. and is eight miles from the border of Mexico.
Highlights
- With 48 rooms including our nine specialty rooms,
the Copper Queen Hotel has seen many guests
come and go including some famous ones.
- Copper Queen Cafe! We have kept many of your
Winchester's favorites including items offered on the
Copper Queen's original 1902 menu and added a bit of down home American flair entrees that are sure to
please your palate.
- Our banquet room can
accommodate up to 40 guests. Other facilities can
accommodate up to 70 guests
- Our Saloon! When the Copper Queen Hotel was
originally built the Saloon was actually about a quarter
of the size that it is today with seating for about 12
people.
- Opened 1902
- Outdoor Pool