Investors take note: Land available in a residential neighborhood of single-family and 2-family homes. Flat lot. A land use restriction limiting the property's use "to and only for landscaping and maintenance" (and certain garage reuses) expired in 2017. Buyer to perform their own due diligence to confirm for intended use. Bring your ideas. Make an offer!
Six Corners, located between Forest Park and East Forest Park, is a residential and commercial Springfield neighborhood with a multi-road junction and a classic streetcar-suburb feel. The neighborhood’s character concentrates at the Six Corners intersection where Sumner Avenue meets Belmont Avenue and Dickinson Street, with corner storefronts, takeout counters, and everyday services in steady motion. The Xfinity Theatre and the Eastern States Exposition (The Big E) act as major cultural anchors nearby, while Forest Park’s paths and ponds set the outdoor rhythm. Housing leans toward early-20th-century two- and three-family homes with porches, plus compact apartment buildings along busier corridors. Sumner Avenue reads as the main spine, linking small plazas to tree-lined side streets. The pace feels practical and local, with green space and event nights shaping the calendar.
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Property details
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Interior features
Public transportation nearby
Exterior features
Located off Hancock Street with access via Ashley Street to Brigham Street
Property address listed as S/S aka 0 Brigham, Springfield
Home design
Residential property
Utilities
Gas service: other (see remarks)
Electric service: other (see remarks)
HOA & community
Not a senior community
Financial info
Annual property tax noted (details available): $354.47 for 2024
Electricity and solar
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