There is an unpretentious 140 year old house in Vermont that has cells and extra storage options for an incredibly low price.
The historic home is located in the city of Guildhall and costs just $ 149,000, according to the New York Post.
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It was built at 43 Courthouse Drive in 1880 and has served as the Essex County Prison, which was discontinued in 1969, according to the property listing on Realtor.com, which was posted by Jennifer Allen of Lisa Hampton Real Estate.
The New England-style structure was also used as a residence for the city’s jailer, so it boasts a jailer’s office and prison cells with barred windows measuring 28 by 40 feet in total.
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The four-bedroom, two-bathroom home is 2,190 square feet and sits on a 0.94 acre lot. A private yard and a separate barn are included.
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“There is so much character throughout this house, from the wainscoting along the walls and the cornices on the ceilings that are featured in the dining room, the main entrance and the living room,” say the details of the property on the list.
Although the house is more than a century old, it has been renovated with modern amenities, including underfloor heating on most of the first floor, an updated insulation and heating system, replaced windows and a new chimney. The mansard of the house was also repaired in prison.
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The kitchen has been updated with a stainless steel refrigerator and dishwasher, an old-style electric stove and a large island. There is a walk-in pantry, plus a closet and counter.
This former prison has a covered front porch, an unfinished mudroom, a dedicated laundry area and an attic.
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The property was last sold in 2018 for $ 75,000, according to sales data on Realtor.com.