Re: Yes, Virginia - Tiffany Mercantile IS For Sale!! ... 
| July 12, 2015 01:14PM |
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Or at least WAS for sale last month -
One of my notorious fellow Curmudgeons happened to pass through scenic downtown Tiffany,
Colorado, a few weeks ago - probably not by accident, as one has to navigate carefully in order
to find Tiffany (see map on root post, above) - and noticed that the property which includes the
historic Tiffany Mercantile building is for sale. Knowing of my interest therein, he kindly mailed
me a copy of the ad, a portion of which is reproduced here for your convenience:
- El Greengo Curmudgeoño de los Locos Viejos y Verdes
aka Der DünkelOlivGrünDampfKesselMantelLiebHaber
* The structure remodeled in 2005 is apparently the main residence, as my photo of the Mercantile Building taken in 2008 (above) matches the small illustration in the lower left corner of the ad.
** I presume the "2nd Residence used for guests" is the original Mercantile Building, which appears to have been upgraded inside but still retained its historic porch and false front, as least as of September, 2008.
One of my notorious fellow Curmudgeons happened to pass through scenic downtown Tiffany,
Colorado, a few weeks ago - probably not by accident, as one has to navigate carefully in order
to find Tiffany (see map on root post, above) - and noticed that the property which includes the
historic Tiffany Mercantile building is for sale. Knowing of my interest therein, he kindly mailed
me a copy of the ad, a portion of which is reproduced here for your convenience:
- El Greengo Curmudgeoño de los Locos Viejos y Verdes
aka Der DünkelOlivGrünDampfKesselMantelLiebHaber
* The structure remodeled in 2005 is apparently the main residence, as my photo of the Mercantile Building taken in 2008 (above) matches the small illustration in the lower left corner of the ad.
** I presume the "2nd Residence used for guests" is the original Mercantile Building, which appears to have been upgraded inside but still retained its historic porch and false front, as least as of September, 2008.
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