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Welcome to Sedalia Real Estate Information
More horses then people. That is how Sedalia can be viewed. With a population of less then 300, it is a tiny town. Elevation in Sedalia is nearly 6,000 feet. It was a very important spot for lumber traveling on the train and a perfect shipping spot for that lumber from the Pike National Forest. A cigar maker, a highly successful blacksmith and the general store were popular places for people passing through to stop, back in the day. 
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Today, Sedalia is known for its pleasant neighbors and quiet streets. But unlike Castle Rock, in the month of October, Sedalia is also known for its Spooky Ghost Walk. The Widow McDonald takes a handful of spirit hunters on a nightly walk to visit with those who are not normally seen. Although the Widow does not guarantee sightings of spirits, she does promise some historical information you might have missed about Sedalia. Proceeds from the walk go the Historic Fire Station Museum. Tickets are on sale in early October at the Station.
Points of Interest in Sedalia Colorado
Another interesting piece of history in Sedalia is the Manhart Victorian Home. Built in 1889 for Mr. and Mrs. Manhart and their 13 children. Mr. Manhart ran the local general store I spoke of earlier. Early in 1983 the home evolved into Gabriel´s Italian Dining. 303-688-2323 For Reservation. Finest Northern Italian Food in Sedalia around. Gabriel´s has the most beautiful seasonal dressing all about the building. Truly a pleasure to see.
There are other architectural wonders in Sedalia; an Edwardian Vernacular stands proud on Manhart Street. The lovely brick home is a treasured antique store as well.
 Not to be out done as far as architecture is concerned, we would be remiss if we did not mention the Cherokee Ranch and Castle in Sedalia Colorado. That´s right, Sedalia has a castle sitting high on a plateau over looking the town. It is a cross between western architecture and Old Scottish homes. The Cherokee is a working ranch with over 3,000 acres. The castle is filled with 16th Century art collected by its previous owners. There are historic tours and teas through reservations. The property is a protected wildlife sanctuary.
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