555 Winthrop St
Taunton, MA 02780

Property tours are available by appointment ONLY. Please contact Michael O'Mara at 617-239-3616 or momara@atlanticretail.com to schedule. Investment Highlights ñ28,031 SF vacant commercial building in Taunton, MA Situated on a ñ3.19-acre parcel High visibility with pylon signage fronting Winthrop St (US 44) Side and rear parking area with ñ276 surface spaces Conveniently located near Downtown Taunton Investment Overview 555 Winthrop Street (the "Property") is a vacant commercial building totaling ñ28,031 SF in Taunton, Massachusetts. The Property, a former bowling alley, is situated on a ñ3.19-acre parcel at the intersection of Winthrop Street and Range Avenue. It offers high visibility, with signage fronting Winthrop Street (US 44; ñ10,100 VPD), and is within close proximity to Manheim New England, Segregansett Country Club, and retail tenants including Hannaford Supermarket and Dollar Tree. The Property features a side and rear parking area with ñ276 surface spaces, wet-pipe sprinkler systems, a 52 gallon gas-fired water heater, two 2 high-capacity HVAC units (40 Tons), and 600 amps, 120/208 volts electrical systems. Taunton is situated near multiple major metrop The Property features a side and rear parking area with ñ276 surface spaces, wet-pipe sprinkler systems, a 52 gallon gas-fired water heater, two 2 high-capacity HVAC units (40 Tons), and 600 amps, 120/208 volts electrical systems. Taunton is situated near multiple major metropolitan areas, including Boston (ñ40 miles north), Providence (ñ18 miles west), Fall River (ñ10 miles south), New Bedford (ñ20 miles south), and Plymouth (ñ25 miles east), and it is considered to be a central highway hub of southeastern Massachusetts. US 44, MA 138, and MA 140 intersect at Taunton Green, the square at the city's center, and MA 24 and MA 140 intersect near East Taunton. Interstate 495 runs through the northern portion of the city and parallel to Myles Standish Industrial Park, Taunton's main industrial park. The City of Taunton is one of the oldest towns in the nation, and seat of Bristol County, MA. The city, while historically a center of the silver-smithing and shipbuilding industries, has recently become known for its semiconductor, silicon, and electronics manufacturing. It is home to numerous corporate headquarters, and the city's comprehensive Master Plan includes the physical develop