Misty Morning Marina Property

The Misty Morning Marina Property occupies a strategic position on Selby Bay within the historic Selby-on-the-Bay community, founded by Captain Edward Selby in 1652. Located on the South River just 2.5 miles from Chesapeake Bay open water, the property provides direct access to North America's largest estuary system, featuring over 8,000 miles of shoreline and supporting more than 3,600 species of wildlife. The marina sits conveniently 11 miles south of historic Annapolis, 30 miles east of Washington D.C., and 34 miles south of Baltimore, placing it within the Chesapeake Bay watershed that serves over 15 million people and generates more than $100 million annually in commercial fishing revenue. Selby-on-the-Bay offers a unique waterfront lifestyle with quiet residential streets, highly rated Anne Arundel County public schools, and no HOA fees. The community maintains a special benefit district supporting local amenities, with popular waterfront restaurants like Old Stein Inn in close proximity. The property benefits from exceptional transportation access, and the South River's protected waters provide safe harbor while maintaining less than twenty-minute boat access to Annapolis, "America's Sailing Capital," renowned for the U.S. Naval Academy and vibrant maritime culture. The broader Edgewater area features London Town and Gardens, a 23-acre waterfront park with colonial-era buildings, plus recreational amenities including Selby Beach, South River Farm Park, and Beverly Triton Nature Park with Chesapeake Bay views. The Chesapeake Bay's status as the nation's largest estuary creates a thriving recreational boating economy, producing approximately 500 million pounds of seafood annually and serving as critical habitat along the Atlantic migratory flyway. Misty Morning Marina's location combines waterfront community tranquility with strategic access to major population centers, making it ideal for marina operations, waterfront dining, and event venues within an established nautical community.