Manchester North Main Development On The Market For $1 Million-Plus

MANCHESTER, CT — A yet-to-be-built apartment and commercial building on a busy corner of North Main Street in Manchester is on the market.

The listing price for 14 North Main is $1.295 million.

In January, plans were put on file for a new building to replace an old bank branch at the foot of North Main Street in Manchester. Municipal officials said that new Planing and Zoning Commission applications had been submitted for a special exception permit, erosion and sedimentation control plan approval and a wetlands permit for a "mixed-use multi-family development in the General Business zone at 14 North Main St."

That's the former Bank of America branch that has been vacant for some time.

The parcel measures 1.24 acres and the building is to have a footprint of a 35,000 square feet, with 33 residential units and five commercial spaces. according to the listing.

The listing agent is Louis Roy Evjen of the EVJEN AGNECY.

Here is the listing narrative:

FULLY APPROVED luxury apartment building ready to build. This site is phenomenal being situated on a busy intersection with traffic light, bus line on N Main, park across the street, close to Buckland hills, and easy access to I-84. The town may convert old rail lines to walking trail just south of the property. Once built the property consists of 33 residential apartments and 5 commercial spaces. A full rooftop garden is on the top floor giving this project a very unique vibe. This project is approved and ready for development!

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