For sale: Town of Buford, Wyoming; snow plow not included April 5, 2012 -- Updated 0820 GMT (1620 HKT) NEW: The sole resident's wife died and son moved away A town dubbed the nation's smallest is being auctioned Thursday The lot includes 10 acres, five buildings and a cell phone tower Bidding starts at $100,000 Buford, Wyoming (CNN) -- If you've always dreamed of owning your own town, you may be in luck. Buford, Wyoming is for sale. The town, with its gas station and convenience store, cell phone tower, post office boxes and five buildings, is up for auction Thursday, with bids starting at $100,000. With a population of one, Buford has been dubbed "The Nation's Smallest Town," said the auctioneer, Williams, Williams & McKissick Companies. The town has about 10 acres of land, much of it fenced, according to the auction house. It's located about halfway between Laramie and Cheyenne, Wyoming, and is the second oldest town in the state. Don Sammons moved there from California in 1980 with his wife and son. His wife died in 1995, and his son moved away in 2007. The first question they (visitors) come in is, 'Am I the one?' Sammons told CNN affiliate KUSA two years ago. People are amazed they can meet the entire town in just a flash. The auction lot includes five buildings, including a three-bedroom house, the gas station and a cabin now being used as a tool shed. A snow plow is being sold separately.