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1876 Church – Fitzwilliam, NH

7/24/19 5 Comments
Posted on OHD: 7/24/19. Last OHD Update: 7/25/22.
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16 Church St, Fitzwilliam, NH 03447

This former church's architecture and interior space stand out from the crowd. The church was built in 1876 for summer use. The belfry and the 650-pound Blymer bell were added in 1899. The current owner used it as a private gallery for the past fourteen years. If you are considering new construction this may be a great option. It would make an incredible open concept modern home. The delicate patterning light and color created by the stain glass windows is incomparable. It is zoned residential, and with town approval, it would make a wonderful workshop, artist studio, a gallery, a reception hall, etc... The roof was re-shingled November 2011. A new State approved septic system is in place and ready to be connected. The property needs a well and to be plumbed
1,530 Sq Ft 0.26 Ac.
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