List Price: $248,000 | 57.8 Acres | Price Per Acre $0 Land
Listed Tuesday Jul 28, 2020 | MLS# 4819521
PRICE REDUCED!! Excellent Investment Opportunity to own a large Christian Street parcel in Hartford! Known as part of the Old Stone Farm years ago this 57.8 acres of land would be a great place to build your dream home with tons of privacy in the heart of Hartford or it could possibly be the next amazing development to provide some much needed housing units here in the upper valley. This parcel has two different right of way options for access to different areas of the acreage including a 5.2 acre section / lot with r.o.w. access off Brookside Drive. Keep it all as one large plot or split it up. Easy access to I89 & I91, Dartmouth College, DHMC, the VA. Hospital, local schools, shopping , restaurants and all that they Upper Valley has to offer.
Lot Description: Country Setting | Hilly | Rolling | Sloping | Timber | Wooded
Lot Description: Country Setting | Hilly | Rolling | Sloping | Timber | Wooded
Lot Size: 57.8 acres
SuitableUse: Development Potential | Recreation | Residential | Timber
Zoned: MULT)
Surveyed: Yes
SurveyedBy: T & M Surveys
Flood Zone: Unknown
SuitableUse: Development Potential | Recreation | Residential | Timber
Zoned: MULT)
Surveyed: Yes
SurveyedBy: T & M Surveys
Flood Zone: Unknown
Land Services
Roads: Dead End | Paved | Public | Easement
Road Frontage: 720
Electric: At Street | Other
Water: Other
Sewer: Other
Roads: Dead End | Paved | Public | Easement
Road Frontage: 720
Electric: At Street | Other
Water: Other
Sewer: Other
Docs Available : Deed | Survey | Tax Map
Block - 132
Taxes $0
Assesed Value Not Reported
Schools
School District: Hartford School District
Middle School: Hartford Memorial Middle
High School: Hartford High School
School District: Hartford School District
Middle School: Hartford Memorial Middle
High School: Hartford High School
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