List Price: $3,750,000 | 1.3 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 | Total Lots 3 Land
on Cocheco River with 350 ft. of Water Frontage Listed Wednesday Jun 24, 2020 | MLS# 4812914
1. Main Photo
2. Approximate Lot Lines
3. Waterfront Opportunity
4. South View
5. East View
6. West View
7. Waterfront Land Close Up
8. Cocheco River to the Atlantic Ocean
DOWNTOWN WATERFRONT - RIPARIAN RIGHTS - DEEPWATER ACCESS! A very unique opportunity to create a Downtown Dover Waterfront Community. This waterfront combination of three parcels offers 368+/- feet of water frontage, and 290+/- feet of frontage on Cocheco St / Portland Ave, and add to that the priceless riparian rights, and this is for sure a rare commodity. Deep water docking available with direct access via the Cocheco River to Great Bay and the Ocean. The possibilities for development are very optimal in Downtown Dover within the City Center. Dover is one of the fastest growing Cities in the United States, with the history of being the 7th Settlement within the whole USA having been founded in 1623. It is a very vibrant fast growing City with a population of over 30,000 and a catchment area of an over 100,000 population in the surrounding areas within easy reach. The City of Dover Form based zoning is favorable for maximum use of this property for commercial mixed use development. Don't Miss Out!
Lot Description: City Lot | River Frontage
Lot Description: City Lot | River Frontage
Lot Size: 1.3 acres
Zoned: CBD - Central Business)
Surveyed: No
Flood Zone: Unknown
Zoned: CBD - Central Business)
Surveyed: No
Flood Zone: Unknown
Land Services
Roads: Paved
Road Frontage: 330
Electric: At Street
Water: Public Water - At Street
Sewer: Public Sewer at Street
Roads: Paved
Road Frontage: 330
Electric: At Street
Water: Public Water - At Street
Sewer: Public Sewer at Street
Block - 142
Taxes $0
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools
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