Wilmington, VT | 12 South Main Street

Step into a world where history and art converge in this uniquely renovated property. Originally built in 1835 as the New England Universalist Church, this local landmark, with its charmingly crooked steeple, has been transformed into a vibrant art gallery. Nestled in the picturesque landscapes of Vermont, this one-of-a-kind venue merges the serene ambiance of its ecclesiastical past with the creative energy of contemporary artistry. High vaulted wooden ceilings and large stained-glass windows bathe the room in warm natural light, creating an ethereal backdrop for any business venture. The original wood floors and stamped tin ceilings add a touch of historical elegance to the modern displays. The choir loft now serves as an art-making space, while an additional room on the main level, complete with a sink, can be used as an office. The recent addition of a handcrafted full bar offers even more opportunities for any buyer, enhancing the versatility of this stunning space. The exterior, with its classic New England architecture, boasts a weathered charm that seamlessly blends with the surrounding natural beauty. Whether you're an art enthusiast looking for a unique venue or an entrepreneur seeking a distinctive space, this historic church-turned-art gallery offers an unparalleled experience. Embrace the spirit of Vermont’s artistic heritage in a setting that celebrates both the past and the present. This property has had extensive renovations, please see the SPIR.