LAND FOR SALE IN BRIDGEWATER, PLYMOUTH COUNTY, MA (23.6 ACRES)
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Discover 23.6 acres of beautiful, vacant land for sale in Bridgewater, Plymouth County, Massachusetts. This property offers both upland and wetland areas, perfect for residential development.
Key Features:
- Location: Bridgewater in Plymouth County, Massachusetts
- Size: 23.6 acres of land.
- Road Frontage: 506 ft on Three River Dr, including a 300 ft cul-de-sac.
- Terrain: A mix of upland and wetland areas.
- Scenic Beauty: Riverfront setting for a peaceful environment.
Why Buy This Land?
- Development Potential: Great for building homes with ample upland space.
- Location: Conveniently located in Bridgewater, close to local amenities.
- Unique Features: Extensive road frontage and river views.
- Natural Setting: Enjoy the tranquility of a beautiful landscape.
This land for sale in Bridgewater, MA, is a rare find. Perfect for building your dream home or developing a residential project. Act now to make this stunning property yours.
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Property Specifics
Property ID
MA-1257Acres
23.6County, State
Plymouth, MassachusettsAddress
0 Three Rivers DrZip Code
02324APN
BRID-000014-000000-000128, BRID-000014-000000-000129, BRID-000014-000000-000063Tax ID/SBL
14_128_0, 14_129_0, 14_63_0Zoning
Rc ( Residential C)Buildable?
YesMobile Home
N/ARV
N/ARoad Access
Paved RoadElectricity
OnsiteSchool District
Bridgewater-RaynhamWater
Public WaterTerrain
Gentle SlopeFlood Zone
YesSeptic or Sewer
Septic System RequiredAnnual Taxes
$9261HOA
N/ATownship
BridgewaterGPS
Zoning
The property is zoned Residential C, allowing for single-family homes, accessory structures, private non-profit libraries, places of worship, agriculture and keeping livestock. Two-family dwellings will require a special permit from the town planning board. Buildings shouldn’t occupy more than than 20% of the lot.
Transmission/utility lines are passing through the property.
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