Eastham Land for Sale

Located in Barnstable County is where you will find the town of Eastham Massachusetts. Settled in 1644 is has retained the small community feeling with the population of around 4,956 residents. Roughly 25.7 square miles of territory showcase the topography of harbors, freshwater ponds, beaches, creeks, and islands which are divided by channels. Resting on the forearm of Cape Cod it is connected to the waters of the Atlantic Ocean and Cape Cod Bay and the cities of Orleans and Wellfleet. The town is primarily residential and presents commuters with United States Route 6 for access in and out of town. Those interested in getting around within the village will discover a bike path on the Cape Cod Rail Trail. A distance of 92 miles separates the town from Boston.

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Reasons to Invest in Property in Eastham

There are many benefits to buying vacant property in the community. A family-friendly atmosphere where parents and children can feel safe. The cozy historic village grants many chances to explore and connect with all the activity. Year-round activity can be experienced by all ages. Entertainment includes landmarks, museums, and physical happenings. Landmarks to view and encounter include Eastham Center Historic District showcasing Eastham Windmill. There are also lighthouses that can be observed such as the Nauset Light and Edward Penniman House. Tourists and residents will enjoy museums featuring the 1869 Schoolhouse Museum and the National Seashore Center. Physical happenings comprise of biking, hiking, and fishing. Business will discover a local golf course presenting a chance to meet with colleagues or friends for a round. The town features a conservation area for those that want to enjoy nature at its purest.

Those that would be interested in purchasing vacant property are developers, homeowners, vacation spot seekers, and businesses looking to expand.

Property developers will discover less competition with most searching for already constructed structures. They will gain a cash flow with renting out structures that they have built and own. They can also generate monthly income by renting out vacant acreage.

Homeowners searching for the perfect location to build a house can discover the advantages of unfilled parcels. Sellers may be motivated by marketing the plot at a discounted rate. Sellers may be willing to finance eliminating the need for a loan. Constructing the residence from the ground up means that modern conveniences and features can be added without the need for the expense of renovation.

Vacation spot seekers can additionally enjoy the opportunity at the unoccupied areas. They can use the property as desired by either building a vacation or second home or park a recreation vehicle and enjoy the beach. A cash sale is possible with no need for financing and paying an additional monthly bill. A home away from home is a benefit that can be achieved and relished.

Businesses either new or established can discover a location perfect for them. One benefit is that the property is owned directly with no need for monthly rent payments. The acreage is a tangible asset providing a tax break. There are fewer expenses with vacant spreads since there are no requirements for demolishes or renovations to already developed structures.

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Types of Developments and Zoning Restrictions

The city has limited resources that they need to be able to manage to ensure they are used in a balanced a fair way throughout the city. One of the ways this is done is to have zoning codes for the various areas so that the property in those areas is used for specific types of developments. Some of the common types of zoning restrictions are as follows:

• Residential: This is an area designated for housing developments and individual homes. These developments can include condos, apartment complexes, and individual owned homes.
• Commercial: These areas are designed for retail stores, offices, restaurants, theaters, and mixed-use developments. Mixed-use developments are a residential home and an office or retail store combined. This can be convenient for a business owner who would like to be near their business.
• Historical: This area offers protection concerning structures that have historical significance to the area.
• Environmental: These are areas set aside to protect sensitive natural regions of the city. This can include wetlands and natural forest.

It is possible for a zoned property to have the zone changed or an exception to what can be developed on the property. In order to do this, the developer must present a development plan to the city, so they can review it. The city will then review the development to see how it will impact the area and rather or not it is a good fit for the residents and developments that are already in place. This process can take a while, so it's important to be patent while your proposal is being considered.

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