News: Northern New England
Posted: October 12, 2016
Tinkham Realty sells two commercial properties - $520,000
Jerry Hersch, Tinkham Realty
13 East Broadway - Derry, NH
Derry, NH Tinkham Realty, Inc. completed the sale of 13 East Broadway to Greater Salem Vineyard, dba Vineyard Community Church of 104 South Road, Londonderry. The property consists of a 3,400 s/f commercial building located in downtown, it was originally the American Legion Post and presently set up as a cross fit gym.
The sale price according to the Rockingham Registry of Deeds is $185,000. Jerry Hersch of the commercial division represented the seller, 18th Avenue Sports.
In another transaction, Tinkham completed the sale of 271 Derry Rd. to SLC Development, LLC. The property consists of a 4,800 s/f office building on .44 acre with frontage on Derry Rd. The sales price according to the Hillsborough Registry of Deeds was $335,000. Hersch represented the seller, BTG Properties.
Tinkham Realty, Inc is a full service real estate firm servicing all of New Hampshire and Northern Mass.
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