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Redevelopment Opportunity
3 Properties Offered at $1,500,000 in Baltimore, MD
Investment Highlights
- Excellent location for an ideal redevelopment for an apartment or self-storage
Executive Summary
Two brick industrial buildings with flat built-up roofs and vacant land allocated as follows:
300 N. High Street: Vacant Land of 11,979 sf
310-312 N. High Street: 32,285 sf on 10,280 sf
808 Low Street: 34,020 sf on 4,492 sf
Located in the neighborhood of Jonestown. It comprises the area bound by Front Street, High Street and the Jones Falls on down to about Pratt Street. Some of it merged with Baltimore Town to form the core of what is now Baltimore City, but while Baltimore Town and Fells Point where busy port centers, Jonestown was the home of the wealthiest people of the era, who desired a life away from the hustle and bustle of horse-drawn carriages. The Charles Caroll Mansion, the McKim Free School, the Old Town Meeting House, and the Lloyd Street Synagogue, stand as testimony to these bygone days. In the 1820s and 30s the original settlers spread away from the center of the city and thus Jonestown began its new role as a place to make a new start. It has served as a first generation neighborhood for Italians, Irish and Jews since the 1840s. Father Lawrence's church. St. Vincent de Paul, has served the Jonestown community since that time. Tourist attractions -- the Shot TowerN and the Flag House, among others -- continue to mark the community. Excellent location for an ideal redevelopment for an apartment or self-storage.
300 N. High Street: Vacant Land of 11,979 sf
310-312 N. High Street: 32,285 sf on 10,280 sf
808 Low Street: 34,020 sf on 4,492 sf
Located in the neighborhood of Jonestown. It comprises the area bound by Front Street, High Street and the Jones Falls on down to about Pratt Street. Some of it merged with Baltimore Town to form the core of what is now Baltimore City, but while Baltimore Town and Fells Point where busy port centers, Jonestown was the home of the wealthiest people of the era, who desired a life away from the hustle and bustle of horse-drawn carriages. The Charles Caroll Mansion, the McKim Free School, the Old Town Meeting House, and the Lloyd Street Synagogue, stand as testimony to these bygone days. In the 1820s and 30s the original settlers spread away from the center of the city and thus Jonestown began its new role as a place to make a new start. It has served as a first generation neighborhood for Italians, Irish and Jews since the 1840s. Father Lawrence's church. St. Vincent de Paul, has served the Jonestown community since that time. Tourist attractions -- the Shot TowerN and the Flag House, among others -- continue to mark the community. Excellent location for an ideal redevelopment for an apartment or self-storage.
Property Facts
Price | $1,500,000 | Number of Properties | 3 |
Price / SF | $14.95 / SF | Individually For Sale | 0 |
Sale Conditions | Redevelopment Project | Total Building Size | 100,325 SF |
Sale Type | Investment or Owner User | Total Land Area | 1.06 AC |
Status | Active |
Price | $1,500,000 |
Price / SF | $14.95 / SF |
Sale Conditions | Redevelopment Project |
Sale Type | Investment or Owner User |
Status | Active |
Number of Properties | 3 |
Individually For Sale | 0 |
Total Building Size | 100,325 SF |
Total Land Area | 1.06 AC |
Properties
Property Name / Address | Property Type | Size | Year Built | Individual Price |
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Parking Lot Site
300 N High St, Baltimore, MD 21202 |
Land | 0.28 AC | - | - |
808 Low St, Baltimore, MD 21202 | Office | 34,020 SF | 1881 | - |
300-312 N High St, Baltimore, MD 21202 | Office | 66,305 SF | 1920 | - |
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