136 Main St Meriden, CT 06450

This stunning 22,856 square foot brownstone, built in 1870, is located at 136 E Main Street in Meriden, Connecticut, on a half-acre lot. Designed by renowned architect Henry Dudley, known for his Gothic Revival churches, this Romanesque Revival building boasts a gable roof and is brimming with character. Currently move-in ready, the property features a bell tower, pews, beautiful stained glass windows, a 1966 Austin pipe organ, and a full commercial kitchen. Additional features include a locked side entrance with offices and numerous other rooms, offering exceptional versatility. The sanctuary showcases custom architectural woodwork, arched beams, and decorative iron supporting structures, creating an atmosphere of elegance and comfort. Recent improvements include a new slate roof, new sidewalks, and waterproofing, reflecting a commitment to preserving this historic landmark. Its prime location in Meriden places it near other notable brownstones, including the Meriden Board of Education, Town Hall, Holy Word Foundation, the Amtrak station, and the Meriden Town Green. The property's adaptability makes it suitable for a wide range of uses, including its current use, a wedding venue, event space, beer hall, performance venue, retail space, municipal or medical offices, apartments, or other creative ventures. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of Meriden's history and transform it into a thriving enterprise. The extensive preventative maintenance records are available upon request.