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The old Manchester Drive-In property in Bolton Notch. (Edward McCullough
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BOLTON, CT The listing price on the former Manchester Drive-In property has dropped to less than $1 million.
The 21-acre site is located in Bolton Notch at 366 Boston Turnpike. It was once one of the most popular venues in the area until it closed in the mid-1980s.
It has since become overgrown and remnants of the old theater, including the rusted big screen and the weathered marquee, can still be seen.
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It had been on the market for $1.25 million but has been reduced to $995,000, listing agent Kurt Potter of Glastonbury-based RE/MAX Right Choice said Tuesday. The land is owned by Bolton Senior Comm. LLC.
BOLTON â A prominent parcel of land that used to be home to the Manchester Drive-In is up for sale, and the site could draw interest from housing developers wanting to build in the area.
The 21-acre property is listed for $1.25 million by Kurt Potter of Re/Max Right Choice, a real estate agent marketing the site at 366 Boston Turnpike. The property sits adjacent to Bolton Pond and I-384. Potter said the property has been listed for about two and a half months and heâs already had some inquiries about it.
The property has sat derelict for decades since the Manchester Drive-In was closed in the mid-1980s. Potter said the current property owner, Bolton Senior Comm. LLC, was initially going to pursue their own housing project on the site but have since abandoned those plans.