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Who Wants To Buy A Bridge in Rye New Hampshire??

Anyone looking to buy a historic Seacoast NH bridge?? Look no further - here's one coming up for auction in Rye NH.

Rye New Hampshire - Historic Bridge For Sale!

Rye NH Seavey Creek Bridge - Ann Cummings Copyright 2008
Yep, you read that correctly - we do, in fact, have a bridge for sale right here in Rye New Hampshire.  And it's also one that's eligible for being listed in the National Register of Historic Places due to the significance of its engineering.


Why is this historic bridge being offered up for auction?  Federal law stipulates that all historic bridges must be offered to the public before any demolition can take place.


Where is this bridge for sale?  If you know where Odiorne Point State Park is on the Atlantic Ocean in Rye NH, you're almost right on it.  Look for the Odiorne Point boat launch, and it's right there.

Rye New Hampshire For Sale - Seavey Creek Bridge - Ann Cummings 2008

Details of the bridge:

  • 22 feet long
  • 6 feet by 16 feet floor structure
  • 4.3 foot sidewalk on one side, 3.5 foot sidewalk on the other side

 

If you're seriously interested in owning this bridge, you must submit a written bid by July 16, 2008.  These bids will be opened on the 17th of July.

Those involved in the bid process have stated that the highest money offered may not necessarily be the winning bid.  The person bidding will be interviewed to show just how they will remove the bridge, how the bridge will be used once removed, and they'll also have to demonstrate what they intend to do to preserve the historic integrity of the bridge.

Notes of interest to those thinking of placing a bid:

  • minimum bid is $1.00
  • up to $70,000 will be available to assist in the moving and reconstruction of the bridge
  • bridge is being sold 'as is'.


We've probably all heard that saying, "I've got a bridge I can sell you".  Now you've heard that there really is a bridge for sale here in Rye New Hampshire!

To get a bidder's package, you need to contact Phillip Miles or Dawn Pulica of the New Hampshire Department of Transportation's Bureau of Right-of-Way, 603-271-3222.

If you're interested in New Hampshire real estate in the Portsmouth NH and Rye NH area, call me today at 888-349-5678 x 3839, or send me an email, and let's talk real estate!

 
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Posted on July 13, 2008 17:27:48 by Ann.Cummings
Comment from: Jay Mcgillicuddy [Visitor] Email · http://jaymcgillicuddy.com/wordpress

We love that area and ceoss that bridge all the time. We put our sea kayaks in there and paddle aroud the harbor there at Witch's Creek.

PermalinkPermalink July 14, 2008 06:44:43
Comment from: Upstart Agent [Visitor] Email · http://upstartagent.com

Boy is that ever something!! I immediately thought of that phrase too...Maybe I can start looking for some beachfront property in Arizona next? (Just kidding or course) I am trying to think of the advantages of owning a bridge...what were the results of the auction?

PermalinkPermalink August 09, 2008 01:26:42
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