World's Largest Toy Museum Complex 3 Retail Properties in Branson, MO

**3609 W 76 Country Boulevard**
An exceptional opportunity to acquire the original flagship building of the renowned World's Largest Toy Museum Complex (WLTMC), along with an established retail business and inventory. Located on Branson's highly traveled W. 76 Country Boulevard Entertainment District, the property enjoys approximately 150 feet of premium road frontage in one of the area's most visible commercial corridors.
Constructed in 1984, the building initially operated as retail space for the former Sizzling Sirloin restaurant. Since purchasing the property in 2001, the current owner has transformed it into a successful toy and collectibles destination, sourcing antique and specialty inventory from businesses across the United States. Prior to this venture, the owner operated multiple retail department stores throughout northwest Texas.
The property features approximately 9,239 square feet of retail space situated on 1.18 acres. Improvements include four restrooms, more than 35,000 square feet of paved concrete and asphalt parking surfaces, and parking for over 50 vehicles.
Offered as a profitable, turnkey retail operation, the sale may include the museum inventory or be purchased without it. The real estate is offered at $2.7 million, while the inventory is available separately for $1.9 million.
Notable inventory items may include a 1959 Rolls-Royce once owned by Queen Elizabeth II, a 1927 Cadillac, multiple Charles Dickens-themed storefront displays, Disney collectibles, extensive collections of antique dolls, fishing memorabilia, miniature tractors and trucks, vintage Coca-Cola displays, antique bicycles, custom-designed oversized toy soldiers, a large welcome bear display, two 53-foot trailers containing toy inventory, a replica Bugatti race car, and the respected Harold Bell Wright (Shepherd of the Hills) collection, subject to existing lease negotiations.
The property also benefits from a prominent 20-foot-tall double-sided LED/static monument sign positioned along the roadway for excellent visibility and advertising exposure.
The business has historically operated efficiently with two full-time employees, serving customers daily except Sundays. This offering represents a rare chance to purchase an established attraction and retail enterprise in one of Branson's premier tourism and entertainment destinations.
**3615 W 76 Country Blvd**
An outstanding opportunity to acquire a premier retail property and established business within the World's Largest Toy Museum Complex (WLTMC). Known as the centerpiece of the complex, this highly recognizable building underwent extensive renovations in 2016 and occupies a prominent location along Branson's heavily traveled W. 76 Country Boulevard Entertainment District.
The property's distinctive architecture features a vibrant exterior and a multi-level, barn-inspired roof design that creates strong visual appeal and attracts visitor attention. The building offers approximately 15,600 square feet of exhibit and retail space, along with office areas and four restrooms. Situated on roughly 1.4 acres, the site includes expansive paved parking with marked spaces and approximately 251 feet of frontage along one of Branson's most popular commercial corridors.
Acquired by the current owner in 2015, the property is being offered as a profitable, turnkey business opportunity, available either with or without the museum collections. The real estate is priced at $4.57 million, while the associated inventory is available separately for $2.9 million.
The collection available with the property may include several specialty museums and exhibits, such as the National BB Gun Museum, Wild West and Roy Rogers Museum, Dolly Mama's Museum, World of Checkers Museum, and the Stearnsy Bear Museum. The popular 1950s Era Museum may also be included, subject to lease or purchase negotiations.
Additional inventory and attractions may feature the historic 1919 H.K. Porter Steam Locomotive "Cannonball 9," a 1934 steam shovel currently on loan, three vintage tractors, and an advanced 25-foot-tall double-sided LED signboard, complemented by two additional static display signs positioned at the front of the building.
The lower level of the facility is home to the Roark Valley Modular Railroad Club, a tenant-operated attraction featuring daily model train demonstrations and exhibits. Historically, the property has been staffed by three full-time employees, with two employees assigned to the main upper-level reception area and one serving the lower-level exhibit space. Operations have traditionally been conducted six days per week, excluding Sundays.
With a motivated seller and a long-standing history as a successful tourist attraction, this offering presents a unique opportunity to acquire a well-established destination business in one of Branson's most visited entertainment districts.
**3619 W 76 Country Blvd**
Significant 25-Year opportunity to purchase ''PRIME'' commercial retail space and business! This business and building operated for many years as the very successful ''Waltzing Waters Theater'' providing visually exciting and colorful entertainment for Branson's many tourists (greater than 10 million visiting tourists per year). This building was acquired by the current owner in 2014 and subsequently leased (Triple Net Lease) and repurposed by the Lessee as the ''Dinosaur Museum'' in 2015. This building consists of a 60 ft. x 95 ft. preengineered steel building main level with a 19 ft. x 50 ft. loft on the West entry end with a total of 6,550 ft2 retail space. This building has a steel gable ended roof with a mansard and it is about 9 years old. The building has three aluminum framed glass pedestrian doors---- one on each side of the lobby entrances and a third on the South wall of the former gift shop area. The interior has commercial grade carpet and ceramic tile in the two bathrooms. The loft has a staircase leading up to it. The building is heated and cooled with a central heat and air HVAC system which was entirely replaced in 2020. The building has been extensively remodeled in the last 10 years (HVAC, flooring, lighting, etc.) and no longer resembles a theater. The building is currently tenant occupied with tenant reimbursing or paying for the insurance, taxes and maintenance ----current lease specifics may be made available to serious Buyers. This building will be divided from the larger currently shared property and will end up with .5 acres of land and asphalt paved parking surrounding the building with greater than 30 striped parking spaces. The price of the ''Dinosaur Museum Building'' and land is listed at $1.9 Million.