Sojourner Douglass College Campus

200 N Central Ave Baltimore, MD 21202

200 N Central Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21202
200 N Central Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21202 200 N Central Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21202 200 N Central Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21202
FOR SALE
Property Type:
Multi Tenant Office
Amount:
$8,899,926
Last Verified:
Feb 26, 2024

Highlights

  • Investment Opportunity for redevelopment or adaptive re- use
  • 4 stories 12'6" slab to slab
  • Adaptable for a variety of uses
  • Large parking field
  • In the heart of the widely acclaimed $1B Perkins/ Somerset/ Oldtown Redevelopment

Description

Unique opportunity to acquire one of the few remaining large scale projects in Baltimore. Site is adaptable for a variety of uses and this is great for investors seeking an adaptive re-use or redevelopment that could include market rate residential, affordable housing, corporate housing, office uses, life sciences, and array of auxiliary uses.

Centrally located and anchored between downtown Baltimore and the Johns Hopkins Medical Institution.


Year Built: 1923
Building Size: 153447sq ft
Building Class: B
Lot Size: 2.86 acres


Documents

north-central-200-OM.pdf

Map of 200 N Central Ave, Baltimore, MD, 21202

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Lee & Associates | Chesapeake Region, LLC

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