Town Owned Property Four Bedroom Home on 6.8± Acres in Windsor, NH

About the auction:

We have been retained by the Town of Windsor to sell at PUBLIC AUCTION this town-owned property that is in poor condition. This property appeals to investors, builders, or abutters * 1970 Built 1.5 story chalet style home located on a 6.8± acre lot located on Route 31 in New Hampshire's smallest town south of the White Mountains * Home features 1,662± SF of Living Area, 7 RMS, 4 BR, 2.5 BA, full finished basement, open front porch, upper front balcony, detached two and one car garages & detached shed * Home is serviced by FHW/Oil heat, private well & septic * Map 1, Lot 22. Assessed Value: $174,400. 2023 Taxes: $940.00.
Currently, the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services has a lien on the property securing a civil penalty assessed against the former owner for hazardous and solid waste violations at the property. The Town has worked with DES for many years in addressing the conditions on the property. Currently, there is a Groundwater Monitoring Permit ("GMP"), issued on July 3, 2017, that lists the Town as the permittee. As part of the Sale, DES is willing to release the lien on the condition that the buyer becomes the permittee of the GMP after the sale. This is a material condition of the sale.
10% BUYERS PREMIUM PAYABLE TO AUCTIONEER DUE AT CLOSING
PREVIEW: Day of sale from 9:00AM or by appointment with auctioneer. TERMS: $5,000.00 non-refundable deposit by cash, certified/bank check or other tender acceptable to the Town of Windsor at time of sale, balance of purchase price along with buyer's premium due within 60 days from the sale date. Conveyance by Deed, Without Covenants. Sale is subject to Town confirmation. The Town of Windsor reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The property is sold "AS IS, WHERE IS" subject to all outstanding liens, if any. Other terms may be announced at time of sale. All information herein is believed but not warranted to be correct. All interested parties are advised to do their own due diligence relative to the buildability/non-buildability of any lot and all matters they deem relevant.

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