Industrial real estate · Massachusetts

Industrial real estate decisions require more than square footage. Use, access, power, loading, and buyer fit.

Industrial value is shaped by the operating reality of the property. Clear height, loading, access, yard, power, zoning, condition, and location can matter as much as reported building area.

Warehouse, flex, manufacturing, and contractor assets
Owner user and investment perspectives
Verified package access for qualified buyers
Current flagship: 14 S Pleasant Street, Ashburnham

Massachusetts · Springfield · Ashburnham · Worcester County

A more useful commercial conversation.

LGCY combines local property context, investor perspective, and a transaction process built around clear communication.

Massachusetts · Springfield · Ashburnham · Worcester County Information is handled with care Strategy tied to the asset

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Evaluate the building the way an operator will

A useful industrial review looks beyond the headline size. Buyers should examine loading configuration, clear height, circulation, yard utility, power, office percentage, condition, zoning, and the cost of adapting the space to the intended use.

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The Ashburnham flagship illustrates the opportunity

14 S Pleasant Street is presented as a reported 43,623 square foot industrial property on approximately 2.96 reported acres with warehouse, office, loading, and yard components. The seller materials and public records should be independently verified during diligence.

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LGCY keeps the package and process clear

Qualified buyers can request property materials, discuss the operating profile, and move into diligence with a direct line to LGCY. The goal is to reduce avoidable delays between initial interest and a serious next step.

Questions owners and buyers ask

Clear answers before the next move.

Use the questions below as a starting point. Every property still requires independent review and verification.

What should buyers look for in Massachusetts industrial real estate?

Review access, loading, clear height, yard, power, zoning, condition, environmental history, taxes, occupancy, and the property’s fit for the intended operation. A buyer should verify all reported facts independently.

Is 14 S Pleasant Street in Ashburnham available?

LGCY currently presents 14 S Pleasant Street as an active industrial opportunity with a reported asking price of $4,000,000, subject to availability, seller approval, and change. Buyers should request the current package.

Can LGCY help an owner sell an industrial property?

Yes. Industrial owners can request a commercial opinion of value and discuss public, quiet, or targeted buyer strategies based on the property’s operating profile and the owner’s timing.

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Move from information to a direct next step.

Whether you own a property or are looking for the right opportunity, LGCY will help clarify what matters next.