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300 Northern Avenue
Hagerstown, MD 21742
Roberto Gonzalez with RG Realty, Inc., original listing - (240) 203-6393
$8,900,000
Conventional
Property
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Property Description
Welcome to a timeless multi-family community that blends mid-century character with modern enhancements. Built in 1954, on a 4.414 acres lot. this vintage complex comprises 66 thoughtfully designed units: 19 one-bedroom and 47 two-bedroom apartments, plus one additional unit allocated for office use (not included in the residential analysis). Each residential unit is equipped with a full bathroom featuring a tub with shower, sink, and toilet, all complemented by ceramic tile flooring. Fixtures have been updated on an as-needed basis, ensuring comfort and functionality. The property features two large buildings, divided into nine distinct sections with unique rooflines and entrances, adding architectural charm best appreciated from an aerial view. A central foyer, stairwell, and common corridor on each floor enhance accessibility, while laundry facilities on the basement level add convenience. The grounds include a paved parking area with 46 designated spaces and a state-of-the-art 24-hour video monitoring system, ensuring tenant security. Situated in a vibrant yet serene community, the location is second to none. The property is near the Longmeadow Shopping Center, anchored by the Amish Market, and Stone House Square, featuring big-box anchors like Lowe’s and Weis. Both retail hubs are within walking distance and flank SR 60, north of Northern Avenue. Nearby, the prestigious Fountain Head Country Club—established in 1924—adds a touch of opulence to the area with its golf course winding through an enclave of upper-bracket homes. Across the highway lies a newer office facility hosting JLG Industries, an expansion of the office sector in the north end. Proposed development plans include utilizing two acres of land fronting Northern Avenue for two potential commercial pads, further enhancing the area’s growth prospects. The property's proximity to these amenities and its strategic position north of Hagerstown's city limits, characterized by modern subdivision-style developments, add to its appeal. Since acquisition in 2017, over $1.5 million has been invested in updates, including freshly painted units, refinished hardwood floors, new light fixtures, and upgraded kitchen flooring. Common areas have been revitalized with modern touches, from the foyer and stairwells to the laundry facilities. The central boiler, replaced in 2012, provides efficient gas heating for the entire complex, while tenants independently manage air conditioning via window units. With tenants paying their own utilities through a Ratio Utility Billing System (RUBS), this property offers an attractive value-add opportunity. A proactive leasing strategy has significantly reduced vacancies, positioning the property as a desirable and profitable asset. Schedule a private tour today to explore this unique blend of vintage charm, modern amenities, and prime location. Don’t miss out on this exceptional investment opportunity.
Property Information
Lot Size
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Property Type
Commercial Sale-Other
Year Built
1954
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Location
Address
300 NORTHERN AVENUE
City
HAGERSTOWN
State
MD
Zip Code
21742
County
WASHINGTON
Listing
Provider
RG Realty, Inc., original listing
Name
Phone
(240) 203-6393
Office Name
Office Phone
(240) 203-6393
Agent Name
Roberto Gonzalez
Agency Phone
(240) 203-6393

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