Stone-E-Lea Golf Course Closing: What's Next for 140 Acres in Attleboro?

After 72 years, another piece of Attleboro's history is coming to an end.

Stone-E-Lea Golf Course, located at 1411 County Street, is preparing to close at the end of 2026. The property, operated by the Lapierre family since 1954, has now been listed for sale as a potential redevelopment opportunity.

The property spans approximately 140 acres, making it one of the more significant redevelopment opportunities in Attleboro.

What Could Be Built There?

That's the big question.

The property is being marketed by commercial real estate firm 128 CRE, which highlights its proximity to Interstate 95, neighboring industrial properties, and existing city water and sewer infrastructure.

Potential uses could include residential housing, commercial development, or a combination of uses, depending on zoning and city approvals.

However, it's important to understand that no specific redevelopment plan has been publicly announced.

The property being listed for redevelopment doesn't mean hundreds of homes or commercial buildings have already been approved.

What Could This Mean for Attleboro?

From a real estate perspective, 140 acres is a substantial amount of land.

If residential development becomes part of the plan, it could eventually introduce additional housing inventory into the Attleboro market.

But development of this size also raises important questions about traffic, infrastructure, neighborhood character, and the loss of open space.

The type of development, number of units, and timeline would ultimately determine the impact on surrounding neighborhoods and property values.

A Piece of Attleboro History

Beyond the real estate opportunity, Stone-E-Lea has been part of this community for generations.

For many residents, it's where they learned to golf, spent weekends with family, or built friendships over the years.

The Lapierre family's decades of dedication deserve recognition as the community considers what comes next.

The question now isn't just what can be built on 140 acres. It's what makes the most sense for Attleboro's future.

What would you like to see happen with the Stone-E-Lea property?

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