North East Maryland Project -- 592 Baron Road -- Adjoining I-95 Midway Baltimore/Philadelphia

After 50 years, I-95 still East Coast's common thread and economic backbone

UPDATE 12/2023.....Giant Elkton project moves ahead with final touches on first warehouse.... Cecil County industrial development boom continues with $72.5M deal.... International firm enters Md. with purchase of 108 acres in Aberdeen.... Trammell Crow buys more land in Elkton to expand industrial footprint....

MULTI-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT - PERFECTLY LOCATED - 58 acres with Possible 300 +/- units adjacent to I - 95 (exit 100) in North East, Maryland - North East, Maryland is a charming small town at the top of the Chesapeake Bay in Cecil County, Maryland. Two parcels P# 637 - 13.68 acres and P# 32 - 44.71 acres. Both parcels are to be sold together! Zoning is residential allowing Four (4) dwelling units per acre - (6) units with TDR. - Semi-Detached, Duplexes, Townhouses, Apartments, allow six (6) units per acre. Property location is adjacent to Chesapeake Ridge Apartments. Located Mid-Way between Baltimore and Philadelphia. I-95 and Rt 40 moments away. Perfect location for commuters! Proximity to Wilmington, Elkton, Chesapeake City, University of Delaware; Newark; Union Hospital; W. L. Gore; Christiana Hospital; Aberdeen Proving Grounds, and many other employers. Ideally located near regional destinations near the Mid-Atlantic corridor. Perryville with Casino and Great Wolf Lodge 10 miles. Explore the outdoors along the Chesapeake Bay and at Susquehanna State Park and Elk Neck State Forest. Enjoy a day trip to the beaches from your home near the Atlantic shore. Current McCrone Engineer on call. TDR - The purpose of this chapter is to establish a County transfer of development rights program that will create a bank to purchase and sell development rights. It is the purpose of this chapter to provide another method to assist landowners wishing to retain their properties in agricultural use and assist landowners wishing to realize higher densities in the growth area.

What is it that attracts us to well-preserved small towns? Is it the memory of a slower pace when people stopped to chat at front porches? Or is it the ease of walking from shops, restaurants and parks just enjoying the moment? Whatever it is, the town of North East, Maryland, seems to coax visitors into relaxation mode when they enter this tiny town in Chesapeake country.

U.S. Route 40 is the main east–west road directly serving North East. It passes through a thin stretch of town on the north side via Pulaski Highway, providing connections east to Elkton and west to Perryville. Maryland Route 272 is the main north–south road through North East, passing through the center of town along the one-way pair of Mauldin Avenue northbound and Main Street southbound. Outside of the town, MD 272 heads south as Turkey Point Road to Elk Neck State Park and north as North East Road to Chester County, Pennsylvania. Interstate 95 is the closest Interstate highway, passing just north of the town limits. After 50 years, I-95 is still the East Coast's common thread and economic backbone. It is accessible via an interchange with MD 272, from which point it heads south toward Baltimore and Washington, D.C. and north toward Wilmington and Philadelphia. North East, Maryland is located on the North East River, about 50 miles from Baltimore and Philadelphia. Located at the head of the Chesapeake Bay, the town is about 15 miles from Havre de Grace on Maryland’s Western Shore and about 12 miles from Chesapeake City on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.