A multitude of development potential with this vacant parcel of land being zoned M2. Please view the document section on permitted uses. Buyer to do own due diligence. Call listing agent for further details.
MLS Description
Great building potential on this residential half-acre of vacant land in a growing area of Kingston. Land being sold "as is" Buyer to do own due diligence. (id:9346)
General Information
Property Type
Vacant Land
Community
22 - East of Sir John A. Blvd
Land Size
249.3 x 168.9 FT ; 207.7ft x 66.60ft x 11.64ft x 9.85ft|1/2 - 1.99 acres
Frontage - 2991
Depth - 2026
Details
Parking
No Garage
Total Parking Spaces
0
Features
Irregular lot size
Building
Basement
N/A
Heating Type
Not known
Heating Fuel
Other
Water
Municipal water
Kingston
Kingston is the perfect city. It’s large enough that it has every amenity you’d ever need and all of the entertainment you’d ever want. It’s small enough that there’s rarely any traffic and you can travel across the whole town in just 15 minutes.
Downtown Kingston is historic and beautiful. Endless boutique shops, fantastic restaurants, a stunning waterfront and a friendly, welcoming atmosphere will make you wonder why you ever lived anywhere else.
If you love outdoor living, you’ll love Kingston. Not only are there several large conservation areas and nature trails to enjoy, but also just outside of the city, the countryside awaits. If you’re looking for a cottage property, lakes perfect for fishing or boating, camping, hiking, biking, or just a little space to enjoy the fresh air, you don’t have to travel far.
As the first capital of Canada, Kingston is rich with history. Take an afternoon to visit Fort Henry, it is quite the sight to behold. This traditional military stronghold is now a museum and historical heritage site where visitors can get a glimpse of what 19th century military life was like. A great place to time travel into the past and enjoy the day with the family.
Kingston is just a short drive to the United States with Watertown, New York right across the border offering a variety of shopping opportunities and restaurants that are not available in Canada.
There’s a little bit of everything in Kingston, it truly is one of the best places in the country to live.
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