This 6-acre property, once home to a historic textile mill, features a striking 206,994 square foot brick structure built in 1909. With four soaring stories and enduring architectural character, the building stands as a proud reminder of New Bedford’s rich industrial past and offers a compelling opportunity for adaptive reuse or new residential development. Commuter Rail Access: New Bedford to Boston New Bedford’s commuter rail service began operations in March 2025, creating a major new advantage for residents and renters alike. This expanded access gives people the ability to enjoy New Bedford’s value and lifestyle while maintaining a convenient commute to Boston when needed—especially ideal for today’s work-from-home and hybrid professionals. As hybrid commuting continues to evolve, New Bedford is well-positioned to benefit from this long-term trend. A rare, large-scale waterfront development opportunity behind New Bedford’s hurricane barrier, offering panoramic harbor views and adjacency to key lifestyle amenities. The site sits beside the Harbor Walk and is walkable to Cisco Brewers, with a public boat ramp nearby for direct water access—features that elevate future residential demand and support housing positioning. New Bedford offers investors and developers a compelling coastal backdrop with strong regional connectivity. Nestled between Cape Cod and Providence, the city is well situated near major metros, including Boston, while maintaining its own authentic New England charm. The vibrant working waterfront is a defining feature of the town. New Bedford blends walkable streets with a mix of local boutiques, restaurants, and entertainment options, creating a dynamic community feel. With its historic character, coastal appeal, and increasing accessibility, New Bedford stands out as a city full of opportunity.