Home for Sale at 4812 NEW JERSEY Avenue, BOWIE, MD 20720

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4812 New Jersey Avenue
Bowie, MD 20720

Andre Smith with The Velocity Group, LLC. - (240) 317-9444

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Property Details

List Price:	$1,800,000
Beds:	--
Baths:	--
Status:	Active
SqFt:	0 Square Feet
Agency:	The Velocity Group, LLC.
Agency Phone:	(240) 317-9444

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Lot Size:	0 acre(s)
Garage:	Garage
Property Type:	Other-Other
Year Built:	2015
Notes:	One building on the site. The highest and best use for this property is commercial/ mixed-use development. Property is currently zoned as rural residential. Property is surrounded by shopping centers and pad sites featuring national and international retail and restaurant chains including Mc Donalds, Starbucks, Chiche-fil-A, Target, Home Depot and Panda Express just to name a few. Buyers would be responsible for confirming their desired use could be grated with a zoning change during feasibility/study period. This property is being sold in conjunction with adjoining property at 4911 Lottsford Vista Road totaling just over a half-acre and 3.5 million. Please reach out to the listing broker with any questions.
MlsNumber:	--
ListingId:	MDPG2143346

Listing Provided By:	The Velocity Group, LLC.
Phone:	(301) 486-3737
Office Phone:	(240) 317-9444
Agent Name:	Andre Smith
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