4900 Edmondson Ave BALTIMORE, Baltimore, MD 21229

The property, formerly St William of York, is a religious and educational complex totaling approximately 40,160 square feet, situated on approximately 1.69 acres. The complex comprises five sections: a 3,512 square foot one-story sanctuary with seating for approximately 200, constructed in 1914; a 3,693 square foot two-story rectory; a 6,812 square foot three-story parish center (originally a convent), constructed in 1947; a 22,307 square foot two-story school, constructed in 1947; and a 3,836 square foot one-story gymnasium and kitchen, constructed in 1951. The property is zoned to operate as a primary and secondary education facility and is suitable for a religious organization seeking to incorporate a school or childcare program. The two-level school wing includes nine classrooms, a gym, and a kitchen. The parish center can be adapted for additional classrooms, meeting rooms, administrative offices, and a reception area. The rectory can also be adapted for offices, classrooms, or additional ministry spaces. The sanctuary can be used for worship or adapted into an auditorium or multipurpose room. The building is in average condition and could benefit from cosmetic updates and the installation of central air conditioning. Located at the corner of Edmondson Avenue and Cooks Lane, the property has approximately 382 feet and 405 feet of frontage, with a traffic volume of 33,702 vehicles per day on Route 40/Edmondson Avenue (2024 SHA). There are approximately 65 paved parking spaces. HVAC is provided by a gas-fired boiler, with a small percentage of the property having central air conditioning and window units. The roofing consists of pitched slate, asphalt, and flat rubber membrane. Flooring is largely terrazzo, with some wood and carpeting. The property is inventoried with MHIP as B-5100.