 DEMOLITIONS : ANTIQUE STONE BUILDING Built circa 1760, local mountain stone, 24ft by 60ft, end wall was frame and plaster which collapsed and was removed. There was a very large stone fireplace which was on the main floor. This was undermined by spring water flowing through the basement, and it collapsed internally, taking floors down with it. All of that stone, and most of the brick chimney are still there in the basement area. The metal roof is more recent; not original. The old windows are mostly intact, but weathered. Some glass is missing. Any buyer must tear down and remove any materials from the house. Anything that is not wanted by the buyer may be left in the hole where the basement is now. The walls are 18" thick, solid stone, including the basement walls. All stone is valuable building material. We will consider any offer of $5,000.00 or more. If we get multiple offers, we will negotiate with all interested parties, and will sell to the highest offer. I would like the building removed before winter sets in, but that is not imperative. The building is close to a two lane blacktop road, 2 miles off Interstate 78 in Berks county, PA Contact : Patricia Batdof, Pennsylvania, USA. Tel: 7176797863 & 7176443930. Location : USA > Pennsylvania
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Date Created : 24 Sep 2007 17:56:10
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