List Price: $150,000 | $75 per sq.ft. | 0 Bedroom | 0 Bathroom | 1.5 Story Single Family Home
Listed Friday Sep 11, 2026 | MLS# 5109596
26 S Sulloway Street Franklin NH
Listed by Dina Condodemetraky DSC Realty
Single room structure that for over 80 years served as home to the Transfiguration Greek Orthodox Church. There is modest electricity inside but very little else in terms of utilities. It sits on an acre and a half with two curb cuts on the frontage. Conduct due diligence then bring your ideas to expand and repurpose these sturdy bones into a cozy domicile. High vaulted ceilings with exposed cosmetic beams and stained glass windows add a unique charm. Don't be surprised to find a family of deer in the wooded back yard, in the middle of Franklin. Property is currently tax exempt as a place of worship. Pews inside are scheduled for removal but can be negotiated if buyer desires them.

Heating: Oil
Total Rooms: 1
Total Baths: 0
Total Bedrooms: 0
Other: Room Dimensions: Floor: 1

Building Info
Year Built: 1930
Type: Wood Frame | Vinyl Siding
Total Structure SqFt.: 4000
Finished Sqft. Above Ground: 2000
Apx Below Grade Unfinished SqFt.: 2000
Basement: Concrete | Concrete Floor | Interior Stairs | Basement Stairs

Exterior Info
Style: Antique
Exterior Color Beige
Roof: Asphalt Shingle

Utilities
Electric: 60 Amp Service | Fuses
Water: Public Water at Street
Sewer: Public Sewer at Street

Land Description:
In Town
Lot size: 1.2 acres
Zoned: RS
Surveyed: No
Flood Zone: Unknown
Seasonal: No
Road Frontage: 25
Driveway: Circular | Dirt | Gravel



Block - 147
Taxes $1
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools

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