General Area Public, Private School and College Information Schools information for 81 Underpass Road Brewster, MA 02631 Neighborhood Information for 81 Underpass Road Brewster, MA 02631 Interior Information for 81 Underpass Road Brewster, MA 02631Įxterior Information for 81 Underpass Road Brewster, MA 02631 Rooms Information for 81 Underpass Road Brewster, MA 02631 General Information for 81 Underpass Road Brewster, MA 02631 An enjoyable, easy-to-manage, seasonal business with a proven track record! Imagine being your own boss on beautiful Cape Cod for 4 to 7 months (your choice) and then enjoying months of freedom and relaxation wherever you want during the off season! Buyers/agents to confirm all listing details. Being sold turnkey with the business, fixtures, equipment, and the real estate all included! The studio apartment upstairs brings in extra income or could be used as owner's quarters. 77 acres near the bike path, other businesses, busy Route 6A, Bay beaches, Ocean Edge Resort, Inns, restaurants, shopping, schools, summer league baseball field, public tennis courts and several condo complexes. BCT was a founding member of The Compact of Cape Cod Conservation Trusts in 1986.Successful summer business now available! Harbor Lights Mini Golf in Brewster has thrived under the current ownership for 10 years! Revenue has grown steadily as more and more locals and summer visitors discover what a fun activity mini golf is for multigenerational families and groups! Loved by repeat customers and newcomers, the course offers 18 interesting holes in a lush garden setting with delicious ice cream for a treat after! Set on. It is a non-profit organization governed by a volunteer board of trustees, all local residents, supported by dues-paying households. The Brewster Conservation Trust, founded in 1983 to preserve and maintain the natural land in Brewster, now protects, through ownership and by holding conservation restrictions, more than 563 acres in Brewster. The families are pleased to know that Brewster takes its environmental stewardship seriously and that schoolchildren may benefit from the preservation of this parcel.” There were wetland issues that apparently precluded some of those uses. On behalf of the donors, Attorney Christopher Froeb said, “Our understanding was that Sam and Ted intended to develop this parcel as a business property. We hope it can be useful to the schoolchildren and their teachers for accessible environmental education.” The back of this property abuts school property where a nature trail was installed between the two elementary schools. The front of this property provides a small but important respite in the business district. I think this is the first commercial land to be donated to the Trust. We are grateful to be able to preserve land that is in the consciousness of all Brewster people who travel up and down this busy road each day. Through the years, various commercial uses of the property have been proposed, but the environmental characteristics of the property have made development difficult and Peter Johnson, president of BCT, said, “Many of our properties tend to be off the beaten path, out in the woods somewhere. Preservation of the property in its predominantly natural state will protect the existing trees and understory and help protect water quality in the Ditch. These wetlands are near the head of and connected to the Considine Ditch that drains most of the center oftown west to Freeman’s Pond and out to the Bay. The two adjoining parcels contain approximately 215 feet of frontage along Underpass Road and provide a bordering upland buffer to freshwater wetlands.
Shapiro and the late Theodore Scheft, business partners for many years. The donors are the heirs of the late Samuel N. The Brewster Conservation Trust has received a gift of 2.2 acres of commercially zoned property on the west side of Underpass Road at Commercial Street.
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