Wilmington, VT | 12 South Main Street

Step into a masterpiece where history and creativity intertwine. Originally built in 1835 as the New England Universalist Church, this cherished Vermont landmark—complete with its charmingly crooked steeple—has been thoughtfully reimagined into a vibrant art gallery. Located in the heart of Vermont’s picturesque landscape, this one-of-a-kind property blends the serenity of its ecclesiastical past with the dynamic energy of contemporary artistry. Sunlight pours through expansive stained-glass windows, casting colorful patterns across the original hardwood floors. Lofty, vaulted wooden ceilings enhance the sense of grandeur, while stamped tin details add a touch of timeless elegance. The former choir loft now serves as an inspiring art-making space, while an additional main-level room, complete with a sink, offers flexibility as an office or creative studio. A handcrafted full bar, a recent addition, elevates the gallery’s potential—perfect for exhibitions, events, or an innovative business venture. Outside, the classic New England façade, weathered with charm, seamlessly blends into the surrounding natural beauty. Whether you're an art enthusiast searching for a distinctive venue or an entrepreneur seeking a truly unique space, this historic church-turned-gallery offers an unparalleled opportunity to celebrate both heritage and imagination. Embrace Vermont’s artistic spirit in a setting where the past meets the present in perfect harmony.