Description
The walls of the elegant Pink House of Milford tell a story not often heard. Tucked down a private gravel driveway, nestled among mature trees and privacy fencing, you will discover a historic treasure which has been preserved for nearly two centuries with great enthusiasm. Built to last, former estate of rags-to-riches local farmer, Mr.& Mrs. Daniel Turner, this Georgian Revival Home soon thereafter became a welcoming haven for those who desired a place of safety. Those escaping slavery via underground railroad during the civil war found refuge within these very walls, leaving their marks on the interior stone foundation, which was a way to count the days of sanctuary. The legacy of liberation continued through the eras to come, with the facility most recently used as a non-profit women's recovery home. This impeccable beauty awaits its next good steward, who will inherit the rich benefits enjoyed by all previous owners. Property is Zoned Industrial with Commercial B1+B2 Use Approved. Currently non-conforming use with approval as rehabilitation facility. A re-zoning application may be submitted to revert property back to residential use, which seller is willing to allow a contingency for. Rare opportunity to acquire an exceptionally well preserved historical property in Milford with expansive, usable acreage. Flexible zoning makes this an ideal property for any business. Would make an excellent wedding venue, chapel, co-op/shared workspace, retreat center, recovery home, attorney office, dentistry office, small winery, equestrian property, etc. If you've got the vision, it can likely be done here.
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4BEDS
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3.26ACRES
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2BATHS
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11/2 BATHS
Description
The walls of the elegant Pink House of Milford tell a story not often heard. Tucked down a private gravel driveway, nestled among mature trees and privacy fencing, you will discover a historic treasure which has been preserved for nearly two centuries with great enthusiasm. Built to last, former estate of rags-to-riches local farmer, Mr.& Mrs. Daniel Turner, this Georgian Revival Home soon thereafter became a welcoming haven for those who desired a place of safety. Those escaping slavery via underground railroad during the civil war found refuge within these very walls, leaving their marks on the interior stone foundation, which was a way to count the days of sanctuary. The legacy of liberation continued through the eras to come, with the facility most recently used as a non-profit women's recovery home. This impeccable beauty awaits its next good steward, who will inherit the rich benefits enjoyed by all previous owners. Property is Zoned Industrial with Commercial B1+B2 Use Approved. Currently non-conforming use with approval as rehabilitation facility. A re-zoning application may be submitted to revert property back to residential use, which seller is willing to allow a contingency for. Rare opportunity to acquire an exceptionally well preserved historical property in Milford with expansive, usable acreage. Flexible zoning makes this an ideal property for any business. Would make an excellent wedding venue, chapel, co-op/shared workspace, retreat center, recovery home, attorney office, dentistry office, small winery, equestrian property, etc. If you've got the vision, it can likely be done here.
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