The median home value in Preston, MD is $275,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $200,000.
The national median home value is $277,796.
The average price of homes sold in Preston, MD is $275,000.
Approximately 71% of Preston homes are owned,
compared to 17% rented, while
12% are vacant.
Preston real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Preston real estate agent to arrange a tour
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Currently set up as full-service restaurant, bar, and carry out, known as Katie Maeâs. All equipment needed to reopen in place. Looking for a business to start this is your chance, pizza oven deep fryers, prep stations, ice cream cooler, tables, chairs, recent appraisal in documents
FORMER GAS STATION CONVENIENCE STORE. ONLY 5+ MILES FROM EASTON. BUILDING IS GONE, SEPTIC, WELL, ON CORNER OF HIGH TRAFFIC HIGHWAY, APPROX. 16000 CARS PER DAY. VILLAGE CENTER ZONING. ALMOST 5 ACRES. MOST OF THE PERMITTING PROCESS IS DONE FOR NEW BUILDING AND BUSINESS. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY FOR MANY USES. UNDERGROUND TANKS HAVE BEEN REMOVED AS PER EPA.
Commercial Opportunity in Preston â Prior Bank Building with updates and improvements, 36 parking spaces, 3 zones of heating and cooling, portico, two drive-throughs, and original vault. The building has been used as an accounting office with a floor plan consisting of several private offices, conference rooms, an open lobby with plenty of counter space, and lots of storage. There is an employee break room, restrooms, executive offices, utility room, a covered back entry, and plenty of parking.
7,000 Sq. Ft. in the heart of Preston, MD with a traffic count of 7,000+ by the front door daily. Currently an Antique Store. Open main floor w/ 12'ceilings, Open second floor w/10' ceilings (potential to develop as one or possibly two apartments) Full attic and full basement (concrete floor) original wood floors and ceilings. Hidden but included is a hand powered freight elevator. The building has gone through many upgrades and improvements over the years with the most recent the addition of heat and central air HVAC. The front windows were replaced within the past 5 years in addition structural support added under the concrete front entrance and can be viewed in the basement. Many of the floor joists on the main floor are sistered for structural strength. There is a drive way beside the building leading to a parking area behind the building. This building has been operated by the same owners since about the 1980's as an antique store but in the past history was an Oldsmobile dealer on the 1st floor and a funeral home on the 2nd floor. Lot of History, in great condition ready for the next adventure.
