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2747 Annapolis Road Flyer Lease +/- 1 ACRE FOR LEASE 2747 ANNAPOLIS ROAD, HANOVER, MD 21076 | ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY NEARBY AMENITIES MICHAEL MORAN [email protected] | 443-574-1402 klnb.com R R S S I I L L O O P P A A N N N N A A PROPERTY FEATURES • +/- 1 ACRE OF C-4 LAND IDEAL FOR CAR SALES, O EQUIPMENT AND RENTALS O D D A A BALLENTINES WAY 2747 Annapolis Road 175 • • Existing auto sales office • Highly visible paved lot • Secure rear lot Available in 60 days Custom Map +/- 1 ACRE FOR LEASE LOCATION 2747 ANNAPOLIS ROAD, HANOVER, MD 21076 | ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS: +/- 1 acre of of C-4 land for lease with easy access to Maryland Route 175 & Maryland Route 295. DEMOGRAPHICS | 2021: 1-MILE 3-MILE 5-MILE Population SITE 6,834 60,737 166,678 Households 2,464 18,454 57,797 1 MILE Average HH Income $125,314 $118,473 $124,736 3 MILE TRAFFIC COUNTS | 2021: 5 MILE Annapolis Road 38,090 ADT Maryland Route 295 105,090 ADT Source: ©2020 Esri. MICHAEL MORAN April 27, 2021 [email protected] | 443-574-1402 ©2021 Esri Page 1 of 1 7996 7956 1972 1985 7990 7962 7986 1961 C2 +/- 1 ACRE FOR LEASEµ 79967982 79707956 2747 ANNAPOLIS ROAD, 1972HANOVER, MD 21076 | ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY 1977 ZONING MAP 1985 1962 7996 7956 1972 7990 79767962 1985 Features 7986 Structure Addresses 1961 Zoning 7990 7962 C1 Commercial - Local C2 7986 1951 C2 Commercialµ - Office C3 Commercial - General 1961 C4 Commercial - Highway 7982 7970 C2 City of Annapolis µ 1977 MA1-Community Marina 7982 7970 MA2-Light Commercial Marina 1977 MA3-Yacht Club MB-General Commercial Marina 1962 MC-Heavy Commercial Marina 7970 MXD-C Mixed Use1962 Commercial 7976 MXD-R Mixed Use Residential 7890 7976 Features MXD-T Mixed Use Transit Features Structure Addresses 2756 MXD-E Mixed Use Employment Structure Addresses ZoningO-COR Odenton Core Zoning C1O-EOD Commercial East Odenton - Local C1 Commercial - Local 1951 C21951O-HIS Commercial Odenton - Office Historic C2 Commercial - Office O-IND Odenton Industrial C3 Commercial - General C3 Commercial - General C4 Commercial - Highway C4O-NOD Commercial North -Odenton Highway City of Annapolis 7891 CityO-TRA of Annapolis Odenton Transition MA1-Community Marina MA2-Light Commercial Marina MA1-CommunityOS Open Space Marina R1 Residential MA3-Yacht Club MA2-Light Commercial Marina MB-General Commercial Marina 2753 MA3-YachtR10 Residential Club MC-Heavy Commercial Marina 7970 MB-GeneralR15 Residential Commercial Marina MXD-C Mixed Use Commercial 7890 R2 Residential MXD-R Mixed Use Residential 2751 MC-Heavy Commercial Marina MXD-T Mixed Use Transit R22 Residential MXD-C Mixed Use Commercial MXD-E Mixed Use Employment 7970 2756 7606 MXD-RR5 Residential Mixed Use Residential O-COR Odenton Core 7890 O-EOD East Odenton 2747 MXD-TRA Rural Mixed Agricultural Use Transit RLD Residential Low Density O-HIS Odenton Historic C4 MXD-E Mixed Use Employment O-IND Odenton Industrial 2756 O-CORSB Small Odenton Business Core O-NOD North Odenton 7881 7891 O-EODTC Town East Center Odenton O-TRA Odenton Transition 7608 W1 Industrial Park OS Open Space O-HIS Odenton Historic R1 Residential W2 Industrial - Light 2753 O-IND Odenton Industrial R10 Residential O-NODW3 Industrial North Odenton - Heavy R15 Residential R2 Residential 2751 O-TRAWater Odenton Transition 7891 2739 7606 R22 Residential 7610 OS Open Space R5 Residential Paper Map DISCLAIMER: RA Rural Agricultural 2747 ByR1 acceptance Residential of this map material, you agree as follows: R10 Residential RLD Residential Low Density 2753 C4 This map material (the “material”) isSB madeSmall Business available by 7808 R15 Residential 7881 Anne Arundel County, Maryland (theTC Town“County”) Center as a 2751 publicR2 Residential service. 7608 W1 Industrial Park 7606 R22 Residential W2 Industrial - Light 7609TheR5 material Residential is for reference purposesW3 Industrial only, and - Heavy the 7612 County makes no representatives, Waterwarranties, or 274747 2733 2739 RA Rural Agricultural guaranteesRLD Residential7610 of the Low accuracy Density of thePaper material. 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Date: 4/27/2021 Time: 4:32 PM Coordinate System: WGS 1984 Web Mercator Auxiliary Sphere Anne Arundel County Engineering+/- 1 RecordACRE Drawing FOR LEASE and Monuments WATER & SEWER LINESFH12861 2747 ANNAPOLIS ROAD, HANOVER, MD 21076 | ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY FH12992 FH12862 FH12863 FH12864 MH40913 FH12865 MH40912 MH40911 FH12866 MHST40909A MH41102 MHST40909 FH14574 MH41101 MH41103 MH40908 MHST39419 MH41100 FH12867 MH40907 MH40989 FH13614 4/28/2021, 10:09:41 AM 1:2,257 0 0.02 0.04 0.08 mi State Road MICHAELLabel MORANParks Label Image Sewer Cleanouts Water Meters [email protected] | 443-574-1402 Local Road Label County Boundary Red: Red Sewer Manholes Water Service 0 0.03 0.07 0.13 km Fire Police Label Green: Green Sewer Pipes Water Pipes County of Anne Arundel, VITA, Esri, HERE, Garmin, INCREMENT P, NGA, USGS Streams Label Blue: Blue Sewer Service Schools and Gov Label Parcels Fire Hydrants Anne Arundel County THE COUNTY MAKES NO AND DISCLAIMS ALL EXPRESS AND IMPLIED WARRANTIES RELATING TO THE MATERIAL, INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, INTEGRATION, TITLE, AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. +/- 1 ACRE FOR LEASE SITE MAPS 2747 ANNAPOLIS ROAD, HANOVER, MD 21076 | ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY 2747 ANNAPOLIS ROAD MICHAEL MORAN [email protected] | 443-574-1402 Dogtown Yeakle Mill Rouzerville Zora
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