Historic Victorian Residential Income
124 Elm Street Bennington, VT 05201
For Sale
$950,000
Restored 1887 Victorian offers flexible residential suites and a separately leased restaurant space within Bennington’s village.
Property Size8,888 SF
Price / SF$106.89
Days on Market266
Property Features for 124 Elm Street
General Information
Standard status
Active
Size
8,888 SF
Property subtype
Multi-family
Building Details
Year Built
1890
Listing Agency:
TPW Real Estate
Listed By:
Marek Kovac
(603) 763-4932
Source:
Harborlightrealty
Added: Nov 5, 2025
Changed: Jul 10
Last Checked: Jul 29 at 7:21AM
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Investment Insights
Based on property information with market context.
This meticulously restored historic Victorian was built in 1887 by architect William C. Bull and is offered as a residential or multifamily asset only, subject to applicable municipal approvals. The main building is configured with multiple residential-style suites, many featuring fireplaces, alongside generous common areas that can support a range of residential and mixed-use layouts. The property is well maintained with updated systems.
A separate on-site restaurant space is currently leased, providing income tied strictly to the real estate. The offering conveys the real estate only; no hospitality or lodging business operations, financial records, future reservations, brand name, website, licenses, or goodwill are included or transferable. Additional information notes the property is located in the heart of Bennington and is walkable to downtown shops, dining, and cultural attractions, with convenience to Manchester, Williamstown, and the Berkshires.
For owners and operators, the asset’s combination of suite-style living space and shared common areas can support residential or extended-stay concepts, as well as other permitted residential arrangements based on approval. Buyers considering repositioning or conversion can do so with the confidence that the property has been restored and kept in good condition, while retaining the leased restaurant space as part of the overall real estate package.
A separate on-site restaurant space is currently leased, providing income tied strictly to the real estate. The offering conveys the real estate only; no hospitality or lodging business operations, financial records, future reservations, brand name, website, licenses, or goodwill are included or transferable. Additional information notes the property is located in the heart of Bennington and is walkable to downtown shops, dining, and cultural attractions, with convenience to Manchester, Williamstown, and the Berkshires.
For owners and operators, the asset’s combination of suite-style living space and shared common areas can support residential or extended-stay concepts, as well as other permitted residential arrangements based on approval. Buyers considering repositioning or conversion can do so with the confidence that the property has been restored and kept in good condition, while retaining the leased restaurant space as part of the overall real estate package.
Key Highlights
- Restored Victorian property built in 1887 in Bennington, built by architect William C. Bull
- Multiple residential‑style suites in the main building, many with fireplaces
- Generous common areas suitable for multifamily conversion or other permitted residential layouts
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Frequently Asked Questions
What type of property is this?
Multifamily property - Restored 1887 Victorian offers flexible residential suites and a separately leased restaurant space within Bennington’s village.
Where is this multifamily property located?
The property is located at 124 Elm Street Bennington, VT.
What is the asking price?
The asking price for this property is $950,000.
What are key features of this property?
This property features: Restored Victorian property built in 1887 in Bennington, built by architect William C. Bull; Multiple residential‑style suites in the main building, many with fireplaces; Generous common areas suitable for multifamily conversion or other permitted residential layouts
