Westford Land for Sale
In 2013, Westford was named 11th "Best Places to Live" by CNN Money. It is located 38 miles from Boston. It is home to Kimball Farms and the Butterfly Place. It is also near the Nashoba Valley Ski Area. It contains over 11 lakes and ponds, over 2,000 acres of conservation areas and numerous hiking trails.
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The town is an ideal place to invest in land. It is conveniently located near New Hampshire and Boston, making it an ideal spot for investors. It also has a highly ranked school system. It is much more affordable than other communities with similarly ranked schools. At Boston City Properties, with our expansive database, we can help you find the preferred plot for your investment.
The Neighborhood
Westford is a rather large suburb of Boston, covering 31 square miles. It is home to around 22,000 people with a population density of about 715 people per square mile. It has always been a suburban town, having been initially a suburb of Lowell. It later served as a suburb to Burlington and Woburn. It is also headquarters to several large companies including Samsung, Seagate and Red Hat. It has access to Interstate 495 and US-3 as well as Routes 40, 110, 225 and 27.
It has several districts including Center of Town, Parkerville, Graniteville, Forge Village and Nabnasset. Parkerville is the more expensive of the areas, followed by the Town Center and Nabnasset. Westford is bordered by Carlisle, Acton, Littleton, Groton, Tyngsborough and Chelmsford.
It has a median home price of $500,000 as of 2018. Carlisle is the most expensive bordering town with an average home price of $766,900. Tyngsborough is its least costly neighbor with a median home price of $353,000.
Land does not come up for sale very often in Westford. When it does, Boston City Properties, as one of the most extensive databases for real estate in the Boston metro area, hears about it first. If you are looking to purchase one or several plots, call us and let us know. We can let you know as soon as something becomes available.
The Building Options
There are many reasons to buy vacant lots. You can build your own home, keep it as a long-term investment, start a business, or build for either commercial or residential rentals or sales. With vacant lots in desirable areas getting snatched up quickly, it is essential to plan ahead and act fast. According to experts, prices should continue to increase as supplies dwindle. As a top realtor in Boston and the surrounding area, we can offer guidance, help you find vacant lots and walk you through the buying process.
Often the best use of a plot is to build a single- or multi-family home. New constructions can be used, rented or sold. Today, many companies specialize in creating new homes in traditional styles to fit the neighborhood. This fact is especially true in New England where many districts have specific aesthetic requirements. Many vacant lots come already zoned and ready for residential builds. Selling them like this makes them easier to sell. They may cost a bit more than raw acreage, but save time, energy and, sometimes, even money for the buyer.
Plots can also be kept and sold or used at a later date. This option not only temporarily preserves the land and its flora and fauna, but it allows your property to appreciate until you decide how to use it. Parts of it can even be used to grow a garden if you live nearby, for firewood, farming, horseback riding or other creative ideas. People rarely regret what they buy but almost always regret not buying at an opportune time.
Of course, building a retail business can also be a lucrative option. The business can be the buyer's, or the property or future building can be rented or sold to another company. With any of these options, but especially for commercial use, location is essential. Whether you are looking to buy plots in this neighborhood or a nearby area, Boston City Properties can help. Give us a call and let us know your ideas and we can help you find an ideal plot.
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