1807 EUTAW PLACE, BALTIMORE, MD 21217

List price to be opening bid at online only auction.  Online auction to be conducted on Auctioneers website. Bidding begins Wednesday, November 27th & ends Monday, December 2nd, 2024 at 12:00pm.   Current Gross Monthly Rent: $9,290.50.  Current Gross Annual Scheduled Rent: $111,486. IMPROVEMENTS: The property is improved by a 3-story plus basement masonry building which contains 4,569 +/- sq. ft. of above-grade building area and 1,523 +/- sq. ft. of lower level building area. The rear of the property has a patio and a second large concrete pad that has the possibility of being converted into a parking lot.  The building contains 9 units with a mixture of studio and rooming units.  Features include 10 foot plus ceilings and a  amount of original detail throughout. Heating is provided by a central gas fired boiler system with hot water radiators.  There is a gas fired hot water heater for all units.  The property has a single electric meter with 200 amp service and a single gas meter.  Many of the units pay a monthly utility fee of $75. The lower level is the full length of the building and offers a large storage area that could potentially be converted into locker areas for the tenants either at a fee or as an amenity.  Recent building upgrades include • Replacement windows in rear of building • Upgraded electric in the 5 renovated units • Replacement flooring in the 5 renovated units • Updated appliances and cabinetry in renovated units• Fluorescent light fixtures in common areas • Updated laundry room in lower level • Central boiler is believed to have been replaced in 2015.  Rent roll: Unit 1F: $950/month, Unit 1M: $1,210/month, Unit 1R: $1,035/month, Unit 2F: $1,100/month, Unit 2M: $1,000/month, Unit 2R: $953/month, Unit 3F: $1,092/month, Unit 3M: $1,000/month, Unit 3R: $950/month.  LOCATION: Bolton Hill in Baltimore City is a historic neighborhood right in the middle of the city. The urban neighborhood is made up of restored mid to late 19th century townhouses, urban mansions, churches and public buildings. Residents enjoy tranquil, tree-lined streets peppered with urban parks, historic fountains and grand monuments that complement the period architecture.  The neighborhood also features the Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA), performance spaces and countless restaurants. SITE: The parcel is zoned OR-1 (Office Residential).  According to Baltimore City tax records the site dimensions are 19' 3" X 130' +/-.  The site is surrounded by parks.  There is a large park with walking paths, shade trees and a water fountain in the front of the site and in the rear the site abuts Arnold Sumpter Park which has more of an open field configuration but also includes walking paths and a playground.