Here is an opportunity to own a church and hall that reside beside each other, they are looking for new owners with a vision to make them into something new. The church hall originally built in 1887 was first a school house, and is currently a Registered Heritage Property with the Municipality which means no demolition or substantial alteration shall be done to the exterior appearance. Inside is an open hall with a kitchen, a one piece bathroom and features a dug well and septic system. The building is heated by electric baseboard heaters and has a 100amp fuse panel and crawl space. There is no power connection, water pump or hot water heater. The church was first erected in 1893 and was only a shell at that time and used to build lobster boats by William G. Smith, it was ready to be consecrated on October 20, 1895 under the name St. John's Church. This lovely Church sits on a slight hill with concrete steps up to the main entrance, inside is a beautiful main chapel with an altar and area for the choir and a small room off to the side. The basement is both concrete frost walls and stone and houses a furnace and oil tank (both needing replacement), the electrical is a 60amp service. This property has no well and septic. There will be an easement in place for the continued maintenance of the cemetery by the parshiniors who will be allowed to enter the grounds for this purpose. The properties will require renovation inside and foundation work and are being sold "as is, where is". (230378516)
Highway 7 to Necum Teuch, turn onto Necum Teuch Loop to Church and Church Hall
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Single Family
Time on REALTOR.ca
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