High-Visibility Versatile Commercial Property Close Highway Access Ideally situated for owner-users or investors, this 1948-built property offers a proven track record as a successful production and retail site. Former engraving, apparel printing, and embroidery business. Ready for its next chapter as a professional office, creative studio, light-production facility, or many other uses. Main Level: 4 rooms + half bath; ideal for showroom, reception, or primary workspace. Second Level: 3 private rooms + full bath; perfect for administrative offices or executive suites. Bonus Space: Large attic suitable for inventory storage or conversion to a creative loft. Parking & Access: Large dedicated parking pad for 5+ vehicles. Just off of Rt. 4 for easy client access or distribution.
4090 Old Town Road — Huntingtown Town Center A commercial-ready corner of the Huntingtown Town Center, leased today and flexible tomorrow. 4090 Old Town Road is a 0.76-acre parcel with direct frontage on Old Town Road, sitting alongside Huntingtown's established commercial center. Calvert County Planning and Zoning has confirmed the property lies in the Mixed Use Core subarea of the Huntingtown Town Center, zoned Town Center (TC), and the county classifies the parcel itself as Residential/Commercial. The property is currently tenant-occupied on a short-term lease, so income offsets carry while an owner evaluates repositioning, conversion, or longer-term redevelopment, with the option to deliver vacant when the term ends. Rent roll available on request. The 1,803± sq ft structure dates to 1920 and includes three bedrooms, two full baths, a full basement, and a detached outbuilding suitable for workshop or storage use. The parcel is open and level, an uncommon configuration for a commercially zoned site in a town center where most parcels are small and long held. The adjoining 11.55-acre parcel at 4110 Old Town Road, also income-producing, is available separately at $998,000, or both together as a 12.31± acre assemblage at $1,513,000. Together they represent one of the larger contiguous holdings in the Huntingtown Town Center. 7 miles to Prince Frederick, 28 to Annapolis, 42 to Washington, D.C., with immediate proximity to MD Route 2/4, Calvert County's primary commuter corridor. Private well and on-site septic; there is no public water or sewer in the Huntingtown Town Center. Offered subject to an existing lease; showings by appointment with notice. Permitted uses are governed by Article 18, Table 18-2 of the Calvert County Zoning Ordinance. Buyer to independently verify zoning district, permitted uses, density, and development potential with Calvert County.
Eleven and a half acres inside a Calvert County town center, producing income today and positioned for what comes next. 4110 Old Town Road is one of the larger contiguous holdings in the Huntingtown Town Center, a district made up mostly of small, long-held parcels. Calvert County Planning and Zoning has confirmed the property sits in the Mixed Use Core subarea, with a small portion in the Neighborhood subarea, zoned Town Center (TC). The property is currently tenant-occupied on a short-term lease, so carry is covered while a buyer works through planning and approvals, with the option to deliver vacant when the term ends. Rent roll available on request. The 1930 farmhouse offers 3,656± sq ft of finished space across three levels, with 3,206± sq ft above grade, a partially finished walkout basement, and a walk-up attic. Hardwood floors, crown moldings, chair railings, and a formal dining room survive throughout. Two barns, a stable, a chicken coop, a corn crib, a shed, and a detached two-car garage sit on open pasture and wooded slope. Frontage on Old Town Road, adjoining Huntingtown's established commercial center immediately to the south. Much of the groundwork is already done. Percolation testing was completed in April 2021 and found satisfactory with revisions by the Calvert County Health Department, and a nine-lot layout prepared by Barrett & Associates of Prince Frederick accompanies the offering. The adopted Huntingtown Master Plan goes further, providing for elderly multi-family housing within this town center and directing the county to permit and encourage a communal sewage system for a senior housing complex. 7 miles to Prince Frederick, 28 to Annapolis, 42 to Washington, D.C. Huntingtown High School, established neighborhoods, and local retail are minutes away. The adjoining 0.76-acre parcel at 4090 Old Town Road, also income-producing, is available separately at $515,000, or both together as a 12.31± acre assemblage at $1,513,000. Private well and on-site septic; no public water or sewer in the Huntingtown Town Center. Oil-fired radiator heat, window unit cooling. Structures date to 1930 and outbuildings are of similar age; buyer to assess condition of all improvements. The 2021 perc plan was reviewed by the Health Department for percolation purposes only and was not submitted to Planning and Zoning; no subdivision plat is recorded. Offered subject to an existing lease; showings by appointment with notice. Permitted uses are governed by Article 18, Table 18-2 of the Calvert County Zoning Ordinance. Buyer to independently verify all zoning, density, subdivision, and development matters with Calvert County.
Huntingtown is located in Maryland. Huntingtown, Maryland has a population of 3,065. Huntingtown is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40.05% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 34.94%.
The median household income in Huntingtown, Maryland is $192,500. The median household income for the surrounding county is $120,295 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Huntingtown is 43 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.8 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 24.7 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 44.2 inches per year, with 15.8 inches of snow per year.
