This is your typical New England design and construction. The project went relatively smooth, with site work and some construction beginning in the winter months. With approval from the Postal Service, we chose to use a more expensive, higher quality exterior rather than the specified aluminum siding. We felt it looked much better, and therefore justified the additional expense.

Raymond Construction was the Contractor on the job, which was sited by USPS Architect Jack Neilson as being "one of the best looking facilities he has seen".

The site, split off from a family tract was originally part of a farm and used to grow corn. It required a rezoning to allow a post office.

Land Purchase Price $130,000+- 2+ acres

Building & Site