29 Beachview Terrace

This is a rehab-oriented single-family opportunity best suited for contractors, builders, or investors rather than buyers seeking move-in condition. The main appeal is the oversized site and stated potential for future development, subject to buyer due diligence. Its location on a dead-end street near Trafton Park, Route 1, Boston, and Logan Airport adds practical convenience. However, the as-is sale, lack of seller warranties, and age of the home make condition, permitting, and renovation costs key risks to evaluate.

PROS
- Oversized lot described as nearly 22,000 square feet, with potential for future development.
- Located on a convenient dead-end street.
- Close to Trafton Park, Route 1, Boston, and Logan Airport.
- Clear investor/contractor upside if renovation or redevelopment is feasible.
- Existing single-family structure offers a starting point for rehab planning.

CONS
- Sold as-is, with seller making no warranties or representations.
- Listing specifically targets contractors, builders, and investors, suggesting significant rehab needs.
- Built in 1904, so major systems, structure, and code compliance should be carefully inspected.
- No garage spaces listed.
- Lot data appears inconsistent: the “lot size acres” field shows 21,998 acres, while the description indicates nearly 22,000 square feet; buyers should verify the actual lot size and development potential.