201 Hanover Pike offers a compelling opportunity to acquire a highly visible, unbranded gas station and convenience-store property along the Hanover Pike / Hampstead Bypass corridor in Hampstead, Maryland. The property includes approximately 4,712 SF of building improvements on 0.743 acres, with existing fuel-retail infrastructure, flexible second-floor space, and an operating on-site U-Haul business. Offered at $1,100,000 through a court-appointed receiver sale, the property benefits from approximately 193 feet of Hanover Pike frontage and exposure to nearly 19,500 vehicles per day. Fuel infrastructure includes five double-sided dispensers providing eight gasoline and two diesel fueling positions, including standard-flow and high-flow diesel service. The property also includes five fiberglass underground storage tanks totaling 43,500 gallons of documented capacity, along with separate kerosene service. The station is currently unbranded, creating an opportunity for a new owner to establish its own fuel-retail identity and operating strategy. The second floor includes separately configured spaces that may offer flexibility for office use, business expansion, or potential operator/manager occupancy, subject to applicable approvals. The property is being sold as-is, where-is, subject to receiver acceptance and applicable lender and court approval. Be sure to download and review the brochure with more information in the Documents section.

201 Hanover Pike offers a compelling opportunity to acquire a highly visible, unbranded gas station and convenience-store property along the Hanover Pike / Hampstead Bypass corridor in Hampstead, Maryland. The property includes approximately 4,712 SF of building improvements on 0.743 acres, with existing fuel-retail infrastructure, flexible second-floor space, and an operating on-site U-Haul business. Offered at $1,100,000 through a court-appointed receiver sale, the property benefits from approximately 193 feet of Hanover Pike frontage and exposure to nearly 19,500 vehicles per day. Fuel infrastructure includes five double-sided dispensers providing eight gasoline and two diesel fueling positions, including standard-flow and high-flow diesel service. The property also includes five fiberglass underground storage tanks totaling 43,500 gallons of documented capacity, along with separate kerosene service. The station is currently unbranded, creating an opportunity for a new owner to establish its own fuel-retail identity and operating strategy. The second floor includes separately configured spaces that may offer flexibility for office use, business expansion, or potential operator/manager occupancy, subject to applicable approvals. The property is being sold as-is, where-is, subject to receiver acceptance and applicable lender and court approval. Be sure to download and review the brochure with more information in the Documents section.