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Ive heard about private historic buildings that maintained by a foundation. Why not the Manor House?

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Ive heard about private historic buildings that maintained by a foundation. Why not the Manor House?

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Most likely a historic easement was granted to a foundation. This is typically used in Washington DC where the owners are given tax benefits for a façade easement. Since the foundations are 501 c(3) organizations, donations to the foundations are tax deductible. However, the easements are granted for perpetuity; the building must not be demolished and other restrictions apply.

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