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- LoopNet Team
28 Otrobando Ave
Norwich, CT 06360
Land For Sale
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1.01 AC
Investment Highlights
- Total Size: ±1.68 acres
- Traffic Counts: Over 7,500 vehicles per day
- Location: Easy access to Route 2 and other major regional thoroughfares
- Zoning: General Commercial (GC) – wide range of commercial uses permitted
- Retail Synergy: 0.25 miles to Norwichtown Commons with major national retailers
Property Facts
| Property Type | Land | Proposed Use | Commercial |
| Property Subtype | Commercial | Total Lot Size | 1.01 AC |
| Zoning | General Commercial (GC) - GC Zone - allowable commercial uses including but not limited to medical facilities, restaurants, auto sales, retail, offices, schools, and hotels. | ||
| Property Type | Land |
| Property Subtype | Commercial |
| Proposed Use | Commercial |
| Total Lot Size | 1.01 AC |
| Zoning | General Commercial (GC) - GC Zone - allowable commercial uses including but not limited to medical facilities, restaurants, auto sales, retail, offices, schools, and hotels. |
Description
Nestled in southeastern Connecticut where the Yantic, Shetucket, and Quinebaug Rivers meet to form the Thames River, Norwich is a city rich in history and full of forward-looking investment opportunity. Known as “The Rose of New England,” Norwich was founded in 1659 and became a significant hub for manufacturing, trade, and shipbuilding in the 18th and 19th centuries. Today, remnants of its mill town roots are still visible through its historic architecture and revitalized neighborhoods, including the Downtown Historic District and Greeneville. Strategically located along Route 2 and near I-395, Norwich offers excellent access to major urban centers—just 40 minutes from Hartford, an hour from Providence, and two hours from both Boston and New York City. The city is also within reach of regional airports like Bradley International and T.F. Green. This connectivity, paired with freight rail access and a reliable public transportation system, supports both logistics and workforce mobility—important factors for real estate and business development. With a population of nearly 40,000 and inclusion in a broader metro area of over 270,000 people, Norwich has a diverse and steadily growing economy. Key industries include healthcare (led by Backus Hospital), education, manufacturing, and public sector employment. Retail, hospitality, and light industrial also play an important role in the commercial landscape. The city’s General Commercial zoning encourages a broad mix of uses, offering strong potential for retail, medical, office, and mixed-use development. Combined with attractive real estate pricing, existing infrastructure, and proximity to key institutions like Backus Hospital and Norwich Free Academy, Norwich stands out as a historically rich, accessible, and opportunity-filled market for investors and developers alike.
Property Taxes
| Parcel Number | NORW-000075-000001-000010 | Improvements Assessment | $0 |
| Land Assessment | $44,100 | Total Assessment | $44,100 |
Property Taxes
