300 Water St, BALTIMORE

GUIDED TOUR TO TAKE PLACE MONDAY, MARCH 10TH PROMPTLY AT 11:30AM. List price to be opening bid at online only auction. Online auction to be conducted on Auctioneers website. Bidding begins Thursday, March 20th & ends Tuesday, March 25, 2025 at 12:00PM. The Canton House is an historic building constructed in 1923 for the Canton Company. The Canton Company was founded in 1828 for the purpose of developing hundreds of acres of land in East Baltimore. It is constructed in a colonial revival style with marble facade on the ground level and brick laid in a Flemish bond pattern on the upper levels. The 4 1/2-story office building contains approx. 14,000 sq. ft. of above grade area and approx. 3,136 sq. ft. of lower level area. The building is zoned C-5-TO (Downtown Traditional Office Subdistrict) and sits on a 0.072+/- acre corner lot with frontage on Water and South Streets. The building features an elevator that serves all 6 levels. Main level contains a large lobby, 2 restrooms and 2 large storage rooms. Level 2 contains 7 offices, 2 conference rooms, secure storage area with safe, kitchenette and 2 restrooms. Level 3 contains 7 offices plus storage rooms, kitchenette and 2 restrooms. Level 4 contains 4 offices, conference room, 2 additional bonus rooms, kitchenette and 2 restrooms. Level 5 contains a large open space with carpet, storage area and 1 bathroom. The lower level is full and unfinished with ample storage, gym and numerous mechanicals. The Baltimore City Zoning Code describes the C-5-TO District as follows: "The purpose of the C-5-TO Downtown Traditional Office Subdistrict is: (i)to establish these standards for structures in an area that primarily consists of early 20th Century office development; and (ii)to seek to maintain a distinctive and desirable environment."