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Posted: January 20, 2010
Harris, Letourneau and Jacobs of Redstone complete two sales totaling $730,000
Duncan Harris of Redstone and Ingrid Jackson of Ingrid Jackson Real Estate co-exclusively represented the Frog Hollow Craft Association in the sale of 1 Mill St. 1 Mill St. was the longtime home of the Frog Hollow Craft Center and its educational partner and a historical piece of downtown.
Ingrid procured the buyer, Edgewater Gallery. Edgewater Gallery is scheduled to be open by the holidays.
The sale price for the property is $310,000
Linda Letourneau and David Jacobs of Redstone were the listing and selling brokers representing Stairs Unlimited in the sale transaction of approximately 7 acres of land and a 24,000 s/f commercial/industrial building located at 484 Hardwood Hill Rd. in Richford, Vt. for $420,000.
The purchaser is Maple Mountain Woodworks LLC.
The financing was funded by Peoples Trust and Granite State Development Corp.
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