Land for Sale – 9th Street, Millers Island, Maryland Three Tax ID Accounts: 15-11671953,1951 and 1952. This property consists of 12 separate individual lots, totaling approximately 2.42 acres (105,415.2 sq. ft.) of raw land located within the 1,000 ft Chesapeake Bay Critical Area. Access to the 12 separate lots is currently challenging; however, a proposed paper road access route was outlined years ago on the Swan Point Plat Map, which can be viewed in the Documents and Photos sections of this listing. Seller is ready for a contract and may entertain a takedown schedule! Buyer is responsible for completing all due diligence. No boundary markers are present. Seller will not accept contracts contingent upon building permits being obtained, though short feasibility study periods may be negotiable. Buyer is responsible for verifying and obtaining all utility connections, building permits, variances, and associated costs. Priced at: $30,000 per lot. A package deal will be considered depending on terms and conditions. If you already own property in the immediate 9th St area, this is an excellent opportunity to acquire and assemblage additional lots for increased future potential. OR> Developers seeking Transferable Development Rights (TDR) for other projects may also find this property beneficial and possible to utilize for a sending area. Located in the much sought after Millers Island community, this land is close to marinas, boat ramps, waterfront activities, and local restaurants. If you're looking for a lot of land near the Chesapeake Bay with great views, trees, and wildlife this may be the place for you to obtain and research building just one home with nothing but Nature and Privacy. MLS DISCLOSURE / DUE DILIGENCE NOTICE:
Information provided is for general reference only and not guaranteed. Multiple parcels are located within the Chesapeake Bay Critical Area and may be subject to tidal buffer restrictions, environmental regulations, and additional state and county approvals. Property may contain hydric soils and potential wetland areas; a professional delineation and buffer analysis may be required. Public utilities are not on-site and may require significant cost and engineering to extend. Development potential, including building or subdivision, is not confirmed and subject to buyer’s independent due diligence with engineers, environmental consultants, and local/state authorities.