NVP Sports Park

Description:

Webster, NY, has a rich history contributing to its growth and prosperity as a center for fruit growing, food processing, and evaporating industries. The town was named after American statesman Daniel Webster and experienced a period of growth in the late 1800s, with 400 farms and a thriving apple-drying industry. The Grange, the largest in the world at one time, helped secure the first rural free delivery route and a local telephone exchange. In 1900, the village experienced a turning point with the opening of the Jayne and Mason Bank, the Rochester Sodus Bay Trolley, and the construction of homes in various areas. Today, Webster's history is preserved in the local Museum and Historical Society, which showcases the town's early industries and artifacts. While some farmland has been converted to research and manufacturing facilities, such as Xerox Corporation, Webster is also home to smaller businesses, such as Trident Precision Manufacturing, Inc., which won the Malcolm Baldrige National Quality Award in 1996 and contributed to the town's economy. Overall, Webster's diverse economy, strategic location, skilled workforce, supportive community, and lower cost of living make it an attractive location for businesses looking to establish or expand their operations in the Rochester area.


So many business opportunities at this prime 2.9-acre site near route 104 in Webster, NY. With over 24,000 sq. ft. this structure would be great for any sporting facility (180 ft x 120 ft turf), warehouse development, or storage operation. Plenty of indoor space with just as many possibilities for the outdoor space. 

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