Great opportunity to build in desirable East Forest Park neighborhood. Limited land sites available, do not miss out. Ready to build.
Introducing a rare opportunity to acquire 10 parcels of land sold together as a bundle, offering endless potential for builders, developers, or investors looking to create a vibrant residential or mixed-use community.Situated in a prime location, these lots are located just minutes from local schools, shopping centers, public transportation, medical facilities, and major highways – making it the perfect spot for future homeowners seeking both convenience and accessibility.Whether you’re looking to build single-family homes, duplexes, or even a small residential community (subject to city approvals), the layout of these parcels offers flexibility and opportunity for creative planning and design. Some of the lots are positioned for potential combination, maximizing buildable space and investment value. Bundle Purchase only.
Investors take note: Land available in a residential neighborhood of single-family and 2-family homes. Flat lot. A land use restriction limiting the property's use "to and only for landscaping and maintenance" (and certain garage reuses) expired in 2017. Buyer to perform their own due diligence to confirm for intended use. Bring your ideas. Make an offer!
Take advantage of this rare opportunity to acquire a vacant lot in the Ames Hill/Crescent Hill Historic District. This 1.3448-acre lot was originally developed in the early 1870s by Jotham G. Chase, a lumber dealer. Chase finished his planned home's exterior, but never the interior—the home sold to banker Andrew Fennessy, who finished the home, but moved it to another location, building a new mansion on this lot before relocating to Boston. The mansion was next purchased in the late 1880s, by paper industry magnate Nathan Bill, the wealthiest person in Springfield at the time. The home became known as Nathan Bill House, and housed the Bill family until mid-Century, when it became a nursing home, then fell vacant, and eventually burned down, leaving the lot vacant, as it stands today. This historical tragedy is an opportunity for mixed-use, as the lot is zoned for residential/office use (to be confirmed by buyer). Be the next one to build upon Maple hill—or buy with 270 Maple Street!
Land opportunity in a convenient Springfield location! This 4,827 sq. ft. parcel abuts 521 Liberty Street and offers added value with an existing accessory structure on site, providing potential for storage, workshop space, or future possibilities (buyer to verify all intended uses with local authorities). A great opportunity for investors, builders, or adjacent property owners seeking additional land in an established neighborhood with easy access to local amenities, major routes, and city services.
Potentially buildable lot located on an undeveloped section of Marine Drive. This paper road is expected to be developed in the future, creating access to this parcel. The area consists of approximately 15 lots owned by various individuals, with one existing home already situated on the current dirt road. Utility availability is to be determined. A unique opportunity for buyers looking to invest in a possible future building lot in an emerging residential area.
Great opportunity in Springfield! This 5,000 sq ft lot offers tons of potential for your next project. Buyers are responsible for all due diligence, including confirming utilities, zoning, and buildability. Bring your vision and explore the possibilities this well-located parcel has to offer!
Don't miss this great opportunity in Springfield! This property includes three lots being sold together and presents plenty of potential. Bring your ideas and discover the possibilities this ideally located parcel has to offer! Buyers are responsible for all due diligence, including confirming utilities, zoning, and buildablility.
Take advantage of this rare opportunity to acquire a vacant lot in the Ames Hill/Crescent Hill Historic District. This 0.9927-acre lot was originally developed in the early 1870s by Jotham G. Chase, a lumber dealer. Chase finished his planned home's exterior, but never the interior—the home sold to banker Andrew Fennessy, who finished the home, but moved it to another location, building a new mansion on this lot before relocating to Boston. The mansion was next purchased in the late 1880s, by paper industry magnate Nathan Bill, the wealthiest person in Springfield at the time. The home became known as Nathan Bill House, and housed the Bill family until mid-Century, when it became a nursing home, then fell vacant, and eventually burned down, leaving the lot vacant, as it stands today. This historical tragedy is an opportunity for mixed-use, as the lot is zoned for residential/office use (to be confirmed by buyer). Be the next one to build upon Maple hill—or buy with 270 Maple Street!
PRICE REDUCTION!! Build your next INVESTMENT property or DREAM home on this exceptional residential lot located in Springfield, MA. This vacant parcel presents an opportunity for new construction in a well established community. The lot is zoned for single family residential use with potential of multi-family use. Don't miss the chance to own this buildable lot, start planning your future investment now!
Commercial development opportunity in one of Springfield’s most populated and affluent neighborhoods, 16 Acres. The parcel is well-positioned at the busy, signalized intersection of Allen Street and Bicentennial Highway, with greater than 30,000 vehicles passing daily. Neighboring sites include Bicentennial Plaza (a popular local retail center), Florence Bank, McDonald’s, Wendy’s, and several medical properties. At the crossroads of Springfield's suburbs, the site benefits from great visibility, strong east-west commuter traffic, and is convenient to regional retail hub Five Town Plaza. Many usage and configuration possibilities for retailers, QSRs, etc. Split commercial and residential zoning. The site includes a right-of-way to the traffic signal.
Springfield is located in Massachusetts. Springfield, Massachusetts has a population of 155,770. Springfield is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 19.09% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 23.64%.
The median household income in Springfield, Massachusetts is $43,308. The median household income for the surrounding county is $61,310 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Springfield is 33.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 83.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 14.8 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 46.3 inches per year, with 40.2 inches of snow per year.
