The Benham-Belz House, the oldest surviving house in Reno, was relocated to preserve its legacy. Originally built in 1868, the house has a rich history that reflects Reno’s development. It was sold for $1 under the condition that it be moved and restored. The relocation occurred in July 2025, marking the end of its 150-year presence on the original site.
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Reno’s 1868 house was sold for $1, but there was one catch
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