1166 Patuxent Ridge Road presents a substantial land opportunity on a level, 2.89-acre parcel in Odenton. The property contains a one-story, 1,154-square-foot single-family house built in 1941 and sited with frontage on Patuxent Ridge Road. The site includes a detached garage, a dual-entrance driveway and ample driveway parking, making the parcel accessible and functional while work or redevelopment is planned. Utilities are private: the home uses a well for water and a septic system for wastewater.
The house is documented as having three bedrooms and three bathrooms, an unfinished basement, and a fireplace. Construction is block and frame with a composition shingle roof; reported condition is poor and the listing record indicates the property is currently vacant. Ownership is held by Coastal Capital Funding LLC, signaling an investor-owned asset. Recent public records show multiple prior transfers, including a sale recorded in November 2025. The assessed total value and tax record are available in county records and should be reviewed during diligence.
Situated in Anne Arundel County and zoned RA (Residential Agricultural), the lot offers flexibility within local regulations: single-family residential, agricultural uses and limited commercial uses are listed as permitted in the zoning summary. The parcel’s size and configuration support a range of strategic options—renovation of the existing structure, lot retention for long-term appreciation, or potential redevelopment subject to county zoning and setback rules. The property’s level topography and driveway frontage simplify site access and possible construction staging.
Location attributes add to the asset’s appeal. The home sits within reach of highly rated public schools in the Anne Arundel County district—Piney Orchard Elementary, Arundel Middle School and Arundel High School—and is roughly 2.5 miles from Piney Orchard Marketplace. The Odenton MARC Station is approximately 3.2 miles away, providing a transit option for commuters. Given the documented vacancy and reported condition, CompCasa recommends structural inspections, utility verifications, and a zoning review as immediate next steps. These verifications will clarify renovation costs, financing feasibility and any redevelopment constraints before acquisition or marketing decisions are made.