The median home value in Greensboro, MD is $275,990.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $230,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Greensboro, MD is $275,990.
Approximately 60% of Greensboro homes are owned,
compared to 29% rented, while
10% are vacant.
Greensboro real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
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Several individual parcels on Sunset, Cosden and Harold Streets. One parcel has a large 50' x 70' Morton style building, town water and sewer are available. The offering does seem to have some ownership of another parcel consisting of Cosden St. Any interested buyer should perform their own suitable level of due diligence.
NEW PRICE!!! Unique Opportunity to purchase 3 Parcels in the Town of Greensboro!! One of which has a hooked up Water/Sewer account, so instant savings on no tap fee!! Parcels are believed to total approximately 0.74 Acres, more or less. Dilapidated dwelling exists in the center of the parcels, in need of tear down or possible major renovation. Town of Greensboro building codes and ordinances are online their website. NOTE: The parcel numbers shown on the tax maps appear to be inaccurate-we have contacted the State Assessors office and they are working on updating their maps and records to correct the discrepancies. Any reasonable offer considered. Seller prefers to sell all 3 parcels together as a unit--does not want to separate at this time. Enter dwelling at your own risk. Lincoln Street dead ends but on paper there appears to be a paper road that exists longer than what is currently paved. Potential here for 1-2 building sites, or at a minimum rebuild/renovate existing dwelling site. Please inquire with Town Codes and perform your due diligence with your plans and ideas. Parcels are in Critical Area IDA zone. Being sold strictly AS-IS.
