Tom Henricksen of Chatham, president of Ceramco Inc., stands Tuesday outside one of the four buildings at 209 Hobbs St. in Conway Village. The 4.4-acre site has a total of four buildings totling 46,000 feet in Conway’s Industrial Zone. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
An aerial shot of the four-building complex on the shores of Pequawket Pond in the Industrial Zone of Conway on Hobbs Street. (COURTESY SVN/MASIELLO GROUP)
Tom Henricksen of Chatham, president of Ceramco Inc., stands Tuesday outside one of the four buildings at 209 Hobbs St. in Conway Village. The 4.4-acre site has a total of four buildings totling 46,000 feet in Conway’s Industrial Zone. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
An aerial shot of the four-building complex on the shores of Pequawket Pond in the Industrial Zone of Conway on Hobbs Street. (COURTESY SVN/MASIELLO GROUP)
The loading dock of one of the buildings at 209 Hobbs St. that were recently purchased by Ceramco, seen Tuesday. (TOM EASTMAN PHOTO)
The sign for the Ceramco, Inc. building on East Main Street stands along the road in Center Conway. (RACHEL SHARPLES PHOTO)
CONWAY — A complex of four vacant industrial buildings at 209 Hobbs St. in Conway Village has been purchased by Tom Henriksen, president of Ceramco Inc., for $910,000.
The 4.4-acre property was sold June 30 by Carroll County Leasing's Makena Hergert of New Castle, widow of late Chick Lumber owner Tom Hergert. Hergert had bought the property in 2002 from O. Lee Gregory for $375,000, according to Conway Assessing Clerk Corie Hilton. Gregory had bought it from the parent company of J.V. Components in 1987 for $430,000 but that one of the buildings was damaged by heavy snowload in 1999 and that is believed to b=have accounted for the lower sales price in 2002..
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