Waterfront Restaurant/Bar in Dracut—a prime opportunity to own a versatile commercial property with endless potential. Currently operating as a restaurant/bar with live music venue, this 4,247-square-foot building is equipped with a full kitchen, two bars, & stage setup, making it a turnkey option. But the possibilities don’t end there. With its open layout, high visibility along Tyngsboro Road overlooking Lake Mascuppic, & ample parking, the property can easily adapt to a wide range of uses—whether you envision a retail showroom, fitness or wellness center, professional, or continued use as an entertainment venue. Indoor & outdoor spaces, including a deck, patio, & further expand the options for creative business concepts. Whether you’re an investor seeking strong visibility & traffic or an entrepreneur ready to bring a new vision to life, 294 Tyngsboro Road offers the space, location, & flexibility to make it happen. As of 9/22/25, Town of Dracut has 1 full liquor license available.

Listing Office: RE/MAX Innovative Properties, Listing Agent: Raymond Boutin

Well located office space on busy route 114 in the desirable Willows Office Park. Convenient to Routes 495, 93, 128 and 95, this first floor office space with 1,100 sf includes 2 separate offices, reception area, separate his and her bathrooms plus a kitchenette. Ample open parking for staff and visitors. Low condo fee and a well maintained complex with and attractive grounds.

Listing Office: RE/MAX Partners, Listing Agent: The Carroll Group

Consider the possibilities for this magnificent building in the center of thriving Hudson since 1861. The care invested by the current congregation is instantly visible. Freshly painted and reroofed, the exterior shines with decorative touches. Stain glass windows all in great shape. Hardwood floors in lovely condition. High ceilings throughout. Home to a breathtaking pipe organ. The sanctuary seats over 300. Kitchen and pantry. Two chair lifts making the space more accessible. Host to Mark Twain, Frederick Douglass, and Ralph Waldo Emerson. The Town of Hudson was founded here in Union Hall. Today Union Hall offers a stage and open space for many informal occasions. The third floor, above the sanctuary was used by the Masons, and was the Oddfellows Hall. 80 Main is in the Hudson Historic District. The classroom addition, built in 1964, expanded the heated space with five generous rooms.

Listing Office: RE/MAX Partners, Listing Agent: The Carroll Group