You Can Buy This 100-Year-Old Village In BC For $2.3M & It Comes With A Super Cool History

If there's one lesson that we learned from Schitt's Creek, it's that owning an entire town can come in handy. You can buy a whole village in B.C. for $2.3 million, and it comes with an interesting history.

Edelweiss Village has six homes that are actually original Swiss guide homes, and the village is a precious piece of Canadian history.

The Swiss guide homes were built between 1910 and 1912 for "Swiss Guides and their families who were employed in Golden by the [Canadian Pacific Railway] to tour wealthy tourists into the mountain areas such as Rogers Pass, Banff and Lake Louise," said the listing.

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Even way back in the day apparently, B.C.'s stunning nature drew in tourists from all around the world.

The village is small but set within a gorgeous forest area.

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The quaint homes are super charming, and well preserved. They look like they're straight out of a fairytale.

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The property spans just over 50 acres, and you get amazing views from the historic homes. They are all staggered on the hill.

They have incredible nature surrounding them, with a lot of space.

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The listing has photos of the homes from years ago, so you can see how the history was kept alive.

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Although they are part of history, the homes have updated plumbing, electricity, and heating.

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The main house for the owner was built in 1978 and is equally as beautiful as the other homes.

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There is a ton of natural light that comes in through the large windows. If you love a classic-looking home then this is perfect for you. There's even a cute fireplace.

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If you're ready to take on a village, now is the chance.