Late-Victorian Project House & Double Lot

This 1,902-square-foot Victorian-era residence, originally constructed in 1890, is located at 52 Dewey St in the historic border town of Richford, Vermont.

Situated on an expansive 0.75-acre parcel that functionally serves as a double lot, the property represents either a comprehensive, ground-up historical restoration project for an ambitious preservationist or a blank-canvas re-development site for a residential builder.

The home has been vacant for an extended duration and exhibits significant physical deterioration. Because the specific structural, mechanical, and safety conditions of the building are unknown, a formal Hold Harmless Agreement must be fully executed by all parties prior to booking or executing any physical on-site showings.

The value of this offering lies heavily in the land itself and the generous room distributions of the existing shell:

The Structure: Features a traditional 1890s footprint spanning 1,902 square feet, configured historically with four bedrooms and two bathrooms.

The Land: Spans a massive 0.75 acres (approximately 32,670 square feet). This deep, expansive footprint offers excellent flexibility for property subdivision, the addition of a secondary detached dwelling unit (ADU), or a complete lot clearing to pave the way for a brand-new multi-family or single-family construction project.

The estate is being positioned on the market strictly in its current as-is condition with zero seller representations, warranties, or clean-out provisions.