The story
- Historic provenance as original housing for Hoover Dam engineers
- Rare preservation of 1930s architectural details and fixtures
- Versatile sunroom layout suitable for studio or office space
- Large private lot with established garden retreat
- Prime location steps from the historic downtown district
Location! Location! Location! Built in 1938 by Six Companies for Hoover Dam engineers and superintendents, this historic Boulder City home is a rare piece of American history. Located on iconic Ash Street, it preserves its original charm with hardwood floors, vintage windows, 5-panel Shaker doors, Art Deco crystal doorknobs, Spanish Revival fixtures, a wood-burning fireplace, screened porches, and original kitchen cabinetry. A spacious sunroom connects the bedrooms, ideal for an office, studio, or flex space, while an in-home laundry room adds convenience. Set on a 9,000+ sq. ft. lot with a detached garage, alley access, and private garden retreat, this home is steps from Historic Downtown Boulder City’s community gardens, coffee shops, antique shops, pubs, and annual festivals. Historic character, timeless appeal, and a price that makes sense in today’s market—this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of history.
