Hampshire Homes with Non-Buildable Subtype

Welcome to the enchanting county of Hampshire, nestled in the heart of Massachusetts! Known for its picturesque landscapes and vibrant communities, Hampshire County offers a unique blend of rural charm and modern conveniences. From rolling hills to lush forests, the natural beauty of this area is simply breathtaking, making it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.

Amherst, one of Hampshire County's most celebrated towns, is renowned for its rich history, cultural diversity, and academic prowess, thanks to the presence of esteemed institutions like the University of Massachusetts Amherst. This lively college town boasts a vibrant arts scene, delightful local shops, and an array of dining options that cater to every palate. Residents enjoy a close-knit community feel, with an abundance of parks and recreational activities that foster a healthy, active lifestyle.

For those seeking unique real estate opportunities, homes with a non-buildable subtype in Amherst present an intriguing option. These properties, while not suitable for new construction, offer a chance to own a piece of this beautiful county. Often set amidst serene surroundings, these homes can serve as charming retreats or investment opportunities for those looking to explore the local rental market. Whether you're a nature lover wanting a quiet getaway or an investor seeking to capitalize on the area's thriving rental demand, these non-buildable homes can provide the perfect solution.

Embrace the opportunity to immerse yourself in the enchanting lifestyle that Hampshire County offers. Discover your dream home in Amherst today, and experience the perfect blend of community, culture, and natural beauty!

Newest Hampshire Homes with Non-Buildable Subtype

$382,400

73445764 MLS

Known as the Florida Brook Lot this is 239 acres of forest land off Pond Hill Road Huntington, MA. The property is subject to a permanent Conservation Restriction held by the Mass Div Fisheries and Wildlife, which allows public access. The property has been managed by professional foresters for over 50 years and supports a forest of red oak, red maple, birch, white pine and hemlock. A recent timber inventory identified a total volume of 1,290 Mbdft of timber and 2226 cords with an estimated value of approximately $211,000. Property is classified under Chapter 61 for reduced property assessment. Deeded access is through a house and barn, so owners allow access a bit south through their fields. Gates must be closed as you pass through to prohibit the cows from getting out. CR is in Book 5971 Page 126. Forest management plan and recent timber inventory are in the documents section.

Lakeville Dam Road, Huntington

Listing courtesy of Listing Agent: Keith Ross from Listing Office: LandVest, Inc..

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