Wrights Mill Complex
$3.80M
Classification: DC-Convertible Building
Existing building with industrial characteristics suitable for repurposing
Site Map & Areas
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Technical Specifications
- Acreage
- 99.58 acres
- Building Size
- 592,000 SF
- Zoning
- MCOD
Infrastructure Intelligence
Scored using engine v1 · 11/14/2026
Nearest Substation
UNKNOWN33636
Fiber Connectivity
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Description
The Wrights Mill Complex in Warren, Massachusetts presents a substantial redevelopment opportunity spanning 592,000 square feet across 15 building sections on 99 acres. Positioned in Worcester County's Quaboag Valley, the property sits directly off MA Route 67, approximately 12 minutes from the Palmer Massachusetts Turnpike interchange and centrally located between Springfield and Worcester. The site benefits from adjacency to the Boston Subdivision railroad line and includes ample on-site parking across six separate parcels. Many structures remain in good overall condition, featuring a mix of multi-story mill buildings and modern single-story industrial outbuildings. The property is zoned within a Mill Conversion Overlay District, enabling flexible usage for industrial, institutional, commercial, or mixed-use development. Condominium conversion plans have been prepared, and a feasibility study for hydroelectric refurbishment is available. The town has initiated a third-party master recovery plan, with Phase 1 environmental reporting completed. The complex's riverside location on the Quaboag River, existing infrastructure, and regulatory framework position it for adaptive reuse at scale. Historic tax credits, grants, and redevelopment incentives may be available through state and local programs.
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