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Can you turn this space into a home? It’s the kind of opportunity that doesn’t come around often here in Marydel. This former church turned community hall sits on just under an acre and offers over 3,000 square feet to work with, including a wide open event space and a surprisingly large kitchen at just over 515 square feet. The subflooring and joists in the main hall have already been replaced with over $30,000 invested, giving you a solid starting point for whatever vision you have in mind. There’s plenty of parking with space for 12 or more cars, plus a handicap accessible ramp already in place. Inside, you’ll find two half baths and a layout that’s ready to be reimagined, whether that’s a unique residence, a studio space, or something entirely your own. According to the Commissioner of the Town of Marydel, the property is zoned Neighborhood Conservation and sits right on the edge of mixed use commercial. She shared that zoning changes may be possible through the Board of Appeals if that’s something you’d want to explore. Set along the Mason Dixon line, life in Marydel moves at a quieter pace. It’s a small town with deep roots, originally known as Hall Town, where neighbors know each other and community still matters. If you’ve been looking for something different, something with a story, this might be the one worth bringing to life.

Can you turn this space into a home? It’s the kind of opportunity that doesn’t come around often here in Marydel. This former church turned community hall sits on just under an acre and offers over 3,000 square feet to work with, including a wide open event space and a surprisingly large kitchen at just over 515 square feet. The subflooring and joists in the main hall have already been replaced with over $30,000 invested, giving you a solid starting point for whatever vision you have in mind. There’s plenty of parking with space for 12 or more cars, plus a handicap accessible ramp already in place. Inside, you’ll find two half baths and a layout that’s ready to be reimagined, whether that’s a unique residence, a studio space, or something entirely your own. According to the Commissioner of the Town of Marydel, the property is zoned Neighborhood Conservation and sits right on the edge of mixed use commercial. She shared that zoning changes may be possible through the Board of Appeals if that’s something you’d want to explore. Set along the Mason Dixon line, life in Marydel moves at a quieter pace. It’s a small town with deep roots, originally known as Hall Town, where neighbors know each other and community still matters. If you’ve been looking for something different, something with a story, this might be the one worth bringing to life.