29 Father John Sarantos WayLowell, MA 01854
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29 Father John Sarantos Way is a Conservation / Wetland institutional located in Lowell, MIDDLESEX County, MA. The parcel is 0.09 acres.
29 Father John Sarantos Way is in FEMA flood zone X. Zone X is outside the Special Flood Hazard Area, meaning the property has minimal flood risk according to FEMA mapping. The FEMA National Risk Index composite rating for this area is Relatively Low. The ASCE 7-22 design wind speed for this location is 123 mph. The ground snow load is 50 psf. The EPA radon zone is 1 (highest potential).
NE Provenance rates the fire protection for 29 Father John Sarantos Way at Grade B (Strong fire protection access). The nearest fire station, LOWELL FIRE DEPARTMENT, is 0.4 miles away. This grade reflects fire station proximity, department capabilities, hydrant coverage, and municipal water infrastructure. Properties with Grade A or B typically receive favorable insurance rates due to strong fire protection infrastructure.
The current municipal assessment is $102,700, with $102,700 attributed to land and $0 to improvements. The property last sold on April 7, 1971 for $21,000.
29 Father John Sarantos Way is located in Lowell, MIDDLESEX County, MA. The property is zoned UMF (Urban Neighborhood Multi Family). The median home value in this census tract is $327,300. Median household income is $13,448. The owner-occupancy rate in the surrounding area is 10%. The property is served by the Lowell school district.
The complete NE Provenance report for 29 Father John Sarantos Way, Lowell, MA includes over 430 data attributes sourced from 140+ public and proprietary datasets. The full report covers building construction and materials, NEP Condition Estimate derived from permit history, system ages for roof, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC, complete ownership and deed chain with transaction classification, FEMA flood and coastal hazard analysis, environmental contamination screening, and neighborhood demographics. Available as a professional property wallet, PDF report, or structured data export.