Ranch/Rambler

Remarkable downtown Chestertown development opportunity outside the Historic District. Incredible potential for a builder or a unique property for a private homesite. Directly adjacent to the Chestertown walking rail trail and just steps from downtown Chestertown while overlooking the Lawrence Wetland Preserve, rolling meadows and Radcliffe Creek behind. Sale includes two parcels - 302 S Mill (.45 acres) and 300 S Mill (.55 acres) - totaling approximately 1 acre. 300 is unimproved and 302 has a 1960s brick home on it. R:6 Traditional Neighborhood Development Zoning permits a wide range of dense residential development opportunities. Maximum residential density is limited to 42 bedrooms which could be single family homes, multi-family, apartments, townhouses, rowhouses, condos, and others. Smaller commercial options available as well. Public water and sewer is on site and additional allocations are available. Entire site is usable. Property is partially wooded with several large mature Oak Trees. Founded in 1706, Chestertown sits on the banks of the Chester River and is home to Washington College. Enjoy the historic homes, local shopping, restaurants, art galleries, and waterfront parks. Chestertown is home to many festivals, an award-winning weekly Farmer's Market. Additional information available upon request. Buyer to perform own due diligence. Do not enter property without and appointment.

Remarkable downtown Chestertown development opportunity outside the Historic District. Incredible potential for a builder or a unique property for a private homesite. Directly adjacent to the Chestertown walking rail trail and just steps from downtown Chestertown while overlooking the Lawrence Wetland Preserve, rolling meadows and Radcliffe Creek behind. Sale includes two parcels - 302 S Mill (.45 acres) and 300 S Mill (.55 acres) - totaling approximately 1 acre. 300 is unimproved and 302 has a 1960s brick home on it. R:6 Traditional Neighborhood Development Zoning permits a wide range of dense residential development opportunities. Maximum residential density is limited to 42 bedrooms which could be single family homes, multi-family, apartments, townhouses, rowhouses, condos, and others. Smaller commercial options available as well. Public water and sewer is on site and additional allocations are available. Entire site is usable. Property is partially wooded with several large mature Oak Trees. Founded in 1706, Chestertown sits on the banks of the Chester River and is home to Washington College. Enjoy the historic homes, local shopping, restaurants, art galleries, and waterfront parks. Chestertown is home to many festivals, an award-winning weekly Farmer's Market. Additional information available upon request. Buyer to perform own due diligence. Do not enter property without and appointment.