List price to be opening bid. Online auction to be conducted on Auctioneers website. Online registration and bidding begins Thursday, March 21st and ends Tuesday, March 26, 2024 at 11:30 AM. A Commercial, General and Office zoned property located in District Heights, PG County, Zoned CGO on .69 +/- acres. There is a building on the property that is in need of renovation. CGO stands for Commercial, General and Office Zone. It's a zoning category in Prince George's County, Maryland. The purposes of the Commercial, General and Office (CGO) Zone are copied below from the Zoning Ordinance, Subdivision Regulations, & Landscape Manual (Effective 4/1/2022): o (A)To provide lands for a diverse range of business, civic, and mixed-use development, typically at or near major intersections where visibility and good access are important, in a form that supports connections and a balance between automobile access and pedestrian-friendliness; o (B)To incorporate development with multiple uses, shared parking, and coordinated signage and landscaping; and o (C)To accommodate higher-density residential uses as part of vertically or horizontally mixed-use development. Per the seller: 1. The front of the property off Marlboro Pike is zoned commercial; the rear of the property is zoned residential. A 2-unit residential building is allowable by current zoning. The new owner would need to get permits. The owner is in the process of working on getting an exception since the driveway is too narrow for a commercial building to be built. This process will take time and the new owner can continue with the process. An exception needs to be granted in order to build a commercial building on the property. The seller is offering this for informational purposes only. We suggest you do your own due-diligence and contact the PG County zoning enforcement office to determine the uses for this property. 2. The new owner will need to work with WSSC Water to have the infrastructure for the water & piping and meter hookup; from the building to the street. This is for informational purposes only. We suggest you do your own due-diligence and contact the Water Utility Company.