There is a modest 140 year old home in Vermont that has jail cells and extra storage options for an incredibly low price.
According to the New York Post, the historic home in the city of Guildhall is located and costs only $ 149,000.
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It was built on Courthouse Drive 43 in 1880 and formerly served as the Essex County Jail, which was vacated in 1969, according to the property’s advertisement on Realtor.com, posted by Jennifer Allen of Lisa Hampton Real Estate.
The New England-style structure was also used as a home for the jailer, so it is a jailer’s office and jail cells with barred windows measuring a total of 28 to 40 feet.
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The house with two bedrooms and two bathrooms is 2190 square meters and is on a piece of land of 0.94 hectares. A private backyard and detached barn are included.
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“There is so much character throughout the house, from the porch along the walls and the cornices on the ceilings that appear in the dining room, main entrance and living room,” reads the information about the property.
Although the house is more than a century old, it has been refurbished with modern amenities, including radiant underfloor heating on most of the first floor, an updated insulation and heating system, replaced windows and a new chimney. The slumber of the house was also restored over the prison.
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The kitchen has been updated with a stainless steel fridge and dishwasher, an antique electric stove and a large island. There is a walk-in closet next to the closet and the counter.
This former prison has a front porch with a roof, an unfinished mud room, a dedicated laundry area and attic.
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The property was last sold in 2018 for $ 75,000, according to sales data on Realtor.com.