Monday, October 27, 2014

Historic stately brick 'Miller House' for sale

Look out over the downtown square of Springfield & the Black River, or walk through gardens, stone patios & paths on 2+/- acres.
http://springfield-vermont.olx.com/historic-stately-brick-miller-house-for-sale-iid-735117795
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7 comments :

  1. Anonymous10/28/14, 9:26 PM

    Call Will Hunter, nice big crackhouse, whoops did I say that outloud, I mean sober house. Same thing right>

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  2. Anonymous10/29/14, 6:42 PM

    Help! Dave Y! Save us! Please buy it for $1.00 before it becomes a U-Turn House.

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  3. Anonymous10/31/14, 7:51 AM

    maybe the hospital will buy it and not have to pay taxes on another building in town

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  4. Anonymous10/31/14, 5:39 PM

    What state or federal office can be located in this fine, historic building? Just think of all the jobs that it would provide by having to upgrade it with elevators, rest rooms, fire suppression systems, wheelchair ramps, etc.

    Or, could it be converted into a 2 acre state park? What a "park ranger place" that house would make!

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    1. Anonymous11/2/14, 10:14 AM

      Well it could definitely could be said that the Miller family has done more for Springfield than others whose names grace some of our buildings. You may be on to something.

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  5. Anonymous3/8/15, 1:13 PM

    This house is so beautiful that it should be preserved as close to the original as possible to preserve its historic authenticity for future generations. How about some family living there and turning the largest room into a concert place, and keeping the existing museum, too?

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  6. Alpin Jack3/8/15, 10:04 PM

    Bed and breakfast, if we could restore the local economy.

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