Can an 1880s farm house be moved from VA to IN? If so, who does it and for how much?
This Farmhouse Can Be Yours for $1
One Catch: The Buyer Will Have to Pay to Have It Moved
When Loudoun Country Day School moves this summer, it will leave behind this 1880s farmhouse. The new owner plans to build an assisted-living facility on the property and is offering the farmhouse for a dollar to anyone who can pay to have it moved elsewhere. (Photos By Tara Bahrampour — The Washington Post)
By Tara Bahrampour
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, April 26, 2009
Want an amazing deal? How about a sprawling, two-story farmhouse in Leesburg for $1?
The catch: The land underneath is not for sale, and the buyer will have to pay to have the house carted away.
Hire a local contractor, have it taken apart, put on tractor trailors and hauled out.
Makes no sense to move that far; costs would be prohibitive.