Carrier Construction purchases substantial properties from Bristol Hospital on and off Main Street

A view of the intersection of 233 Main Street and 3-9 Prospect Street. | Laura Bailey

Posted By: Staff January 24, 2023

The Carrier Construction Inc., a local developer involved in several Bristol projects, has purchased 10 properties on and off Main Street between the railroad trestle and one of their own developments across from the Bristol Public Library.

The properties, totaling $940,000, were purchased from Bristol Hospital Inc of Bristol on Jan. 4. The same properties were purchased by Bristol Hospital from Webster bank in 2005 for $1,110,000.

The intersection of 233 Main Street and 3-9 Prospect Street. | Laura Bailey
A view of 222 Main Street. | Laura Bailey
A side view of 3-9 Prospect Street. | Laura Bailey
View of an underpass at 9 Prospect Street. | Laura Bailey
A view of 233 Main Street and 222 Main Street. | Laura Bailey

The properties are as follows:

  • 12-15 Prospect St.
  • 222 Main St.
  • 233 Main St.
  • 35 Prospect St.
  • 236-240 Main St.
  • 3-9 Prospect St.
  • 19 Prospect St.
  • 23 Prospect St.
  • 29 Prospect St.
  • 26 Prospect St.
A view of 233 Main Street from 222 Main Street. Laura Bailey
The intersection of Main Street and Prospect Street. | Laura Bailey
The view from the steps of 222 Main Street. | Laura Bailey
Carrier Construction Inc purchased properties at 233 Main Street, 3-9 Prospect Street and 222 Main Street. | Laura Bailey
The Back of 222 Main Street. | Laura Bailey

Carrier Construction has completed a 48-unit project on upper Main Street. A project that has yet to break ground includes 96 housing units with retail space and parking on North Main Street.

TBE will be following up with Carrier Construction Inc. and city officials. If you have any questions you would like answered, please email them to editor@bristoledition.org.

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