Our Central Vermont Commercial Real Estate

MLS Number 4935601

• Commercial
• Square Feet 23,822
• Year Built 1900
• Acreage 0.25

Constructed by James Langdon around 1874 as one of three buildings on Langdon Street envisioned as a new shopping district in the center of downtown Montpelier. This three story wood frame structure has a brick shell and features granite lintel and sill detail. Three retail storefronts include Onion River Outdoors, Roam and Langdon Street Tavern. Second and third floors are a mix of offices and four residential apartments. Originally a social club, a large third floor suite has been home to Contemporary Dance and Fitness Studio since 1973. This block contributes significantly to the fabric of the community. Heated via an oil fired steam system, rubber membrane roof (installed in 2010) and with a fire suppression sprinkler system throughout. A solid opportunity to invest and improve a dynamic historic property.

Listed by Heney Realtors - Element Real Estate (Montpelier)

MLS Number 4935091

• Commercial
• Acreage 45
• Area Rural

INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY! Here is your opportunity to make money for your business and not for others. This barely worked quarry has a rare combination of granite and black slate that will help you excel in your business and rise above the rest. The hard part has already been taken care of, the ACT 250 PERMITIS IN PLACE, and the quarry is ready to be worked. The 45 acres of land has all of the commercial quarry regulations you will need, drainage ponds, environmental permits and annual blasting regulations set in place. With upwards of $1,040,000 worth of material being pulled a year, this gives you options for your clients and customers to make everyone happy. Again raising you up above others. Even the scrap tailings from blasting can make an income, $10.00 a yard not bad for scrap. When blasting you create many different types of material to use. You can pull stone for road work or construction purposes, or tap into the landscaping industry. In fact the Highland Center for the Arts bought and displayed stone from this very quarry, making the perfect untouched Vermont granite stone masterpiece. The 45 acres has 10 acres of quarry to pull from, and 35 acres of land for a buffer, and the potential for a solar field (solar has not been addressed but could be researched.) Take a look, run the numbers, and make a change towards the future of your business. This property can only make you money in the long run. (Does not include a crushing permit.)

Listed by Heney Realtors - Element Real Estate (Barre)