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c.1893 Church For Sale in Roseville OH Under $37K

Posted on December 14, 2020December 13, 2020 by [email protected]

3375 Cannelville Rd, Roseville, OH, 43777 $36,800

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Church for sale. Along with 6,000 to 10,000 churches across the country, the c.1893 Cannelville United Methodist Church has shut its doors and is up for sale. The Gothic windows are gorgeous.

Studio
0.34acre lot
Year Built 1893
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Presented by: Tonya Dodd with Team Realty 1St

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Church for sale. Beautiful woodwork throughout this amazing piece of history. Solid wood sliding doors can be shut to divide the main sanctuary and meeting room or leave them open for a larger main room. The church has a metal roof and vinyl siding. Handicap entrance on the side of the building. Wood outbuilding in the rear of the building. There is a kitchen set up with plenty of room. Water is Not hooked up. Updated breaker box and several are open. Don’t miss your chance and make a private showing today. This property can be converted to a residence with proper permits and requirements. The listing is also under a commercial listing.

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