Secluded Oyster House is residentially zoned as non-conforming water-dependent commercial use in a historic fishing village on St. George Island, just off the Potomac River near the Chesapeake Bay. Perfect for a business that requires water access. It could serve as a private marina for family and friends who need safe-harbor docking on the Intracoastal—reported 4’ MLW in the channel and at the pier. It could be used for seafood distribution, charter boat fishing, event venues, conservation and environmental programs, education, aquaculture marina, or tour boat docks—purchaser to confirm desired uses. The oyster house and pier have electricity and running water. There are two half bathrooms in the building. Build your Island dream home on a unique property with centuries of maritime history dating back to the founding of Maryland in 1634. The Oyster House is considered an ancillary use and is independently grandfathered as part of any new single-family residential building permit. There is an additional sewer hookup for a single-family home. Historic St. George Island attracts permanent and migratory birds and is renowned for osprey nests, blue herons, and purple martins. Osprey and martins return annually to the nesting sites over Island Creek off this parcel—new roof on the Oyster House in 2021. The Oyster House is on Public Sewer. This was a massive undertaking and has been completed.

Secluded Oyster House is residentially zoned as non-conforming water-dependent commercial use in a historic fishing village on St. George Island, just off the Potomac River near the Chesapeake Bay. Perfect for a business that requires water access. It could serve as a private marina for family and friends who need safe-harbor docking on the Intracoastal—reported 4’ MLW in the channel and at the pier. It could be used for seafood distribution, charter boat fishing, event venues, conservation and environmental programs, education, aquaculture marina, or tour boat docks—purchaser to confirm desired uses. The oyster house and pier have electricity and running water. There are two half bathrooms in the building. Build your Island dream home on a unique property with centuries of maritime history dating back to the founding of Maryland in 1634. The Oyster House is considered an ancillary use and is independently grandfathered as part of any new single-family residential building permit. There is an additional sewer hookup for a single-family home. Historic St. George Island attracts permanent and migratory birds and is renowned for osprey nests, blue herons, and purple martins. Osprey and martins return annually to the nesting sites over Island Creek off this parcel—new roof on the Oyster House in 2021. The Oyster House is on Public Sewer. This was a massive undertaking and has been completed.