6 W End Ave, Cambridge, MD 21613

Description

FIRST LOOK INITIATIVE: This property is eligible under the First Look Initiative. All owner-occupant offers will be responded to after 7 days on the market, and investor offers will be responded to after 30 days. All offers may be submitted during the First Look period. Opportunity awaits just steps from the Choptank River! Bring your vision and restore the charm of this spacious 4-bedroom, 2-full-bath home offering nearly 3,000 square feet of living space and tremendous renovation potential. Built in 1918 and filled with architectural character, this property features hardwood flooring, decorative columns, graceful archways, French doors, high ceilings, and generous room sizes throughout.

One of the home's most interesting features is its flexible floor plan, which includes two kitchens, offering possibilities for extended family living, guest accommodations, or creative reconfiguration to suit your needs, subject to applicable zoning and permitting requirements. The expansive interior provides plenty of room to reimagine the space while preserving the distinctive craftsmanship and details that give this home its character.

Additional features include a basement and upper-level bonus space offering further possibilities for renovation and improvement. The property's location just steps from the Choptank River provides convenient access to Cambridge's waterfront attractions, dining, shopping, and recreational opportunities.

This property is ready for a buyer with the vision and resources to undertake a substantial renovation. Whether you're an investor, experienced renovator, or homeowner looking to create something truly special, this is an opportunity to bring new life to a home with remarkable potential in an established Cambridge neighborhood.

CASH OR REHABILITATION LOANS ONLY, including FHA 203(k), Fannie Mae HomeStyle Renovation, or similar renovation financing, subject to lender approval. Property is being sold strictly AS-IS, WHERE-IS. Seller will make no repairs. Buyers are responsible for conducting their own due diligence regarding property condition, flood zone, municipal violations, and required improvements.