The median home value in Williamstown, MA is $487,500.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $255,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Williamstown, MA is $487,500.
Approximately 60% of Williamstown homes are owned,
compared to 21% rented, while
20% are vacant.
Williamstown real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Williamstown real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Location, Location, Location! Here is your opportunity to have a business on the heavily traveled Rte. 7 Corridor to and from VT on a large corner lot. Many options are available for different businesses in a cannabis-friendly town along with the incredible exposure. New electric services inside and outside to the sign and island along with a security alarm panel and motion lights. Plenty of parking and the possibility of a drive-through or pick-up window. Gas lines are on the street if needed. High-end glass garage doors are available if you want to update the building further. The oil burner has been serviced and is ready to go. This blank slate awaits your business aspirations.
The iconic Berkshires staple, Hot Tomatoes is ready for the next generation to take ownership. This turn-key restaurant and bar are nestled right on the bank of the Green River. Location is everything. It is only a stone's throw away from Williams College and all of its athletic fields and complexes. Decades of success await the next owner as many upgrades have been made including the extraordinary alfresco dining and bar area overlooking the river. The building and all of the contents are included in the sale for easy start-up. You cannot find a better opportunity or value to own your own bar and restaurant in a dynamic college town!
Courtesy: Debra Trzcinski - Steepleview Realty
Debra Trzcinski
PAPPA CHARLIE'S a landmark business in the heart of the village since 1975. Patrons include locals, Williams college, famous actors, many of which are honored with their names on menu items on the wall of fame photographs Business recipes, name, furnishings, equipment and inventory included with price Business is profitable with room to expand hours. menu .and plenty of unused open space A whole unused lower level allows expansion of this with endless opportunities. Menu prices have room to increase Menu is based as a quick service in and out Leaving future owners ability to add their own ideas and expand while currently making a solid income. The source of all representations are from the seller or public source; broker hasn't verified same. It is recommended that buyer independently verify all information.
