Marina on Connecticut River to be auctioned in April
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The site is near dining, wineries and breweries and by boat can reach Long Island Sound, according to the auction company.
A 12-acre marina on the Connecticut River is scheduled to be auctioned in April, according to JJ Manning Auctioneers.
The auction company lists the property at 684 and 700 Tryon St., in South Glastonbury. Its auction reference number is 24-2048.
The auction date is scheduled for noon on Friday, April 26, 2024, according to JJ Manning. The view date is noon to 2 p.m. Friday, April 19. There was no answer listed at the number for the marina. Its website also was no longer available.
JJ Manning lists the site as “Glastonbury Marina” on 12+/- acres, and notes it includes a “private basin on the Connecticut River.” Tax records show 700 Tryon Street was purchased in 2021 for $2.8 million.
The site is near dining, wineries and breweries and by boat would be 1.5+/- hours to Long Island Sound, according to the auction company.
The JJ Manning brochure for the site notes it was: “Most recently in operation as the 176± wet slip f/k/a “Glastonbury Marina.”
“In July of 2023, record-setting torrential rains inundated the Northeast as “Great Vermont Flood” waters flowed into the Connecticut River resulting in unprecedented flooding and property damage along its entirety to the south,” the brochuse notes. “During this historic weather event, 86± basin & shoreline slips were protected, but 90± slips on seasonally removed fingers floating on the East side of the river were lost with pilings & shore dockage remaining.”
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The buildings, parking/storage, and “other site improvements set high above the river were not directly impacted,” the brochure said. “The new owner of this property with a dredging permit in
place will have the opportunity to restore or reimagine to suit their preferences as allowed by local, state & federal ordinances.”
The auction company also noted terms:
- 10% certified deposit of which $75,000 by certified or bank check due at the auction and remainder of 10% due 4pm ET Monday, April 29, 2024. 30 days to close
- 10% BP added to the high bid to constitute the purchase price. Other terms, if any, to be announced at the sale.
- Announcements or changes made from the auction block or within the purchase agreement take precedence over any previously printed materials or oral statements made
- Up to 2% Buyer’s Broker Commission offered. Mandatory 24-hour broker pre-registration. Visit “Brokers Register Buyers” link for full terms & registration page.