Featured in the NYT's real estate section this week: A converted church in Stamford, Delaware County, on the market for $168,000.
The sellers, an interior designer and a firefighter, spent 12 years of weekends transforming this once dilapidated 1850s Methodist Episcopal structure into a 1,400-square-foot living space. They removed several layers of carpet samples and newspapers to reveal wide-plank wood floors. Most of the stained-glass windows are intact.
That's a lot of weekends.
The local realtors listing the property, Frank Lumia Real Estate Plus, are Watershed Post business members. Check out their news and listings in the Trading Post, our channel for news from local businesses.
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