Exceptional opportunity to build your dream home in desirable South Seekonk with a Planning Board-endorsed ANR plan and extensive engineering work already completed! Situated on a 0.52-acre corner lot, 748 County Street offers approximately 169 feet of frontage on Chestnut Street and 114 feet on County Street. A significant amount of the preliminary development work has already been completed, including stamped site and septic engineering plans, soil evaluations, successful perc testing, and a recorded access easement. The proposed site design depicts a four-bedroom single-family home with a full basement and attached garage. The property has no identified wetlands, is located outside the designated flood zone and groundwater protection district and offers access to public water along County Street. An existing greenhouse will remain and convey in as-is condition. Enjoy the opportunity to design and build a custom home in an established residential setting, conveniently located just minutes from Route 195, Providence, shopping, dining, and everyday amenities. With substantial planning and engineering already completed, this property presents an outstanding opportunity for buyers looking to bring their vision to life. Planning Board-endorsed ANR plan, stamped site and septic engineering plans, soil testing documentation, and recorded easement documentation are available for review. Buyers and buyers' agents to perform their own due diligence regarding building permits, final approvals, utilities, and intended use.
Vacant landProperty Type
0.52 acresLot Size
$461,538Price/Acres
Listed by Christy Querceto• The Q Group Realty, LLC
Central Seekonk, located between Pawtucket, RI and East Providence, RI, is a commercial and residential Seekonk neighborhood with a Route 6 corridor and a patchwork of wooded side streets. The neighborhood’s character concentrates around the Route 6 and Fall River Avenue junction, where plazas, diners, and small storefronts set a steady, errands-and-coffee rhythm. Low-slung ranches and split-levels sit back from the road, while newer mixed retail pads line the highway. Seekonk Speedway adds a distinctly local soundtrack on race nights. The Seekonk Public Library and the historic Newman Congregational Church lend civic texture near the center. Meadows and river edges nearby keep the landscape feeling open despite the retail strip.
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Property details
Exterior
Finance
Exterior features
Easements
283 feet of frontage
Paved road
Public road frontage
Home design
Residential property
Utilities
No gas
Private sewer; perc test on file
Public water at the street
Electricity at the street
HOA & community
Community amenities include public transportation, shopping, a pool, tennis courts, a park, walking and jogging trails, stables, golf, a medical facility, a laundromat, a bike path, a conservation area, highway access, houses of worship, and public and private schools
Electricity and solar
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