Wyoming Homes Listed From $7,500: Realtor.com Finds Fixer-Uppers Across the State
Realtor.com listings show residential lots and compact homes in Riverside starting at $7,500, while Hanna's active listings range from $65,000 to $274,000.
By Alyssa Parker ·
A search of Realtor.com listings shows the lowest residential home and property prices in Wyoming start at $7,500 to $12,500 for fixer-uppers or mobile and compact homes in smaller towns. The cheapest counties feature typical home values averaging around $180,000.
Riverside lists residential lots or small structures around $7,500. Torrington lists select older or fixer-upper properties around $12,500. Rawlins lists homes around $38,500, including three-bedroom, one-bathroom options. Superior lists homes around $40,000.
In Hanna, active homes for sale range from $65,000 to $274,000, with a median listing price around $102,500. Sage Creek Realty lists 128 N Tipperary St at $65,000 with two bedrooms, one bathroom, and 1,268 square feet. Town & Country Realty lists 113 Harrison St at $70,000 with two bedrooms, one bathroom, and 672 square feet, including a new furnace, remodeled bathroom, and private backyard.
In Midwest, the median home value sits at approximately $58,457, fluctuating between $57,252 and $65,810. Direct town inventory shows rare single-family listings. Homes.com lists 320 Watson St, Midwest, WY 82643 for $29,000: three bedrooms, two bathrooms, 1,503 square feet, built in 1920, sold strictly as-is and cash-only as a foreclosure. Average days on market for properties directly in Midwest run roughly 548 days.
A man who moved to Hanna to retire said it was what he could afford. Hanna is a nice little town, but it is overlooked and forgotten, as well as falling apart in parts, keeping prices low.
The listing search was posted October 27, 2026. No sale dates or closing timelines accompany the listings.
Source: KTWO · original report published
