Powell Museum Front Elevation
Hello everyone, I’d like to share some insights on a distinctive property in Page—the building at 6 N Lake Powell Blvd, which currently houses the Powell Museum. As the listing agent, I’ve received several inquiries since it was listed, so I thought it would be helpful to provide more details. This is more than a standard commercial listing; it carries significant historical and community value, with considerable potential for the right buyer or investor. I’ll outline the key aspects below, drawing from my longstanding involvement in the local area.
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Regarding the property: This 4,129 sq ft commercial building sits on a 0.31-acre lot in downtown Page, at the prominent corner of Lake Powell Blvd and North Navajo. Its central location offers excellent visibility and accessibility to attractions like Horseshoe Bend, Antelope Point, Lake Powell, and Vermilion Cliffs. A comprehensive remodel completed about three years ago (circa 2023) included upgrades to doors, windows, flooring, electrical systems, HVAC, plumbing, ADA-compliant restrooms, a breakroom, water heater, lighting, interior and exterior paint, and landscaping. It’s fully turnkey, suitable for maintaining elements of its current use or complete repurposing. The Conservancy is amenable to a lease-back arrangement if it aligns with the buyer’s plans, though it’s not required. Listed at $1,650,000, the zoning supports diverse applications, such as retail, dining, a bar, or offices for tour companies. For investors, this represents a unique opportunity in Page’s thriving tourism-driven economy.
To clarify: The sale pertains solely to the building, not the museum’s collections or exhibits. The Glen Canyon Conservancy, the nonprofit owner, decided to list it in December 2025 following substantial financial challenges. The museum’s mission will continue through rotating exhibits at locations such as the Glen Canyon Dam visitor center, Navajo Bridge, and their headquarters at 12 N Lake Powell Blvd. Notable items, like the iconic 3D map of Glen Canyon, are expected to relocate to their Flagship Store. Additionally, they’re expanding digital access by digitizing more of the collection, ensuring broader availability.
Having lived and worked in Page for many years—and with a personal interest in history—transitions like this are bittersweet. However, they also open doors for innovation, business growth, and community evolution while preserving important narratives in evolving formats. Whether you’re a first-time commercial buyer interested in entering the local market, an investor seeking high-visibility opportunities, or someone considering a property exchange, this listing merits consideration.
If you have questions or would like to discuss further—perhaps over a virtual tour or in-person meeting—please comment below or reach out directly. I’m here to provide more information. What are your thoughts on the development of Page’s downtown area? I’d love to hear your perspectives. #PageAZ #LakePowell #RealEstateInsights #GlenCanyonHeritage
