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NEW LISTING – Westminster - HISTORY, CHARM and FUNCTION - Fabulous, turnkey equestrian facility with indoor and outdoor arenas, run in shed, 6 stall barn with room for expansion. Fenced paddocks, cross country fi eld all on 20+ acres. Remodeled and expanded log cabin with modern amenities while maintaining charm. A good buy in today’s market. $699,000
Damascus - T is 43 acre estate property has been thoughtfully designed for the equestrian who accepts only the best. Top quality construction of house and barns coupled with a very private setting make this property a special fi nd. T e farmhouse- style home off ers grand scale with character. Constructed with entertaining in mind, the gourmet kitchen with handcraſt ed cabinetry, formal and informal dining and living areas, granite fl ooring, specialty moldings and soaring ceilings are just a few of the features of the home.
In addition to the main house, there is an attached “home” living area of an additional 2,500+ sq feet
for private yet close multi- generational living. A semi - detached structure off ers ample space for the home business. Included is a kitchen, conference area, bath, offi ces and storage. Use your imagination!
T e farm amenities include a well-appointed 7+ stall center aisle barn with tack and feed rooms, bath, wash stall, rubber mats plus equipment, shavings and hay storage. Separate board fenced paddocks with access to run in sheds and an all weather footing fenced outdoor ring with easy access to the barn. Cross country schooling area and trails complete the perfect equestrian dream.
Please call or email for details of this special property. $1,895,000.
Woodbine/Howard County - Own a piece of history and share it with your horses. Imagine owning 5 acres completely surrounded by hundreds of acres in agricultural preservation. T is unique property off ers a lovely home with character. T e over 3000 square foot home includes an updated kitchen with granite tops, spacious dining room, a great room with hardwood fl ooring, 4 bedrooms, 2.5 baths and a wonderful 2 level screened in porch to commune with nature. Lovely
mature landscaping and hardwoods surround the home. T e barn off ers 3 stalls and hay, feed, tack and equipment storage. T ree separately fenced paddocks with convenient access to the barn. Additional “bunk house” on the property that was once Camp Woodbine.
If privacy is what you are searching for, you have found your home. $589,000.
HOWARD COUNTY, Woodbine - Coveted views from this 22 acre estate home with improvements to satisfy any equestrian. T is custom all-brick colonial off ers quality features throughout the over 3,000 square feet. Spacious rooms on the main level include formal and informal areas for entertaining. Updated gourmet kitchen with stainless steel appliances and huge island, wood burning brick fi replace in family room, formal dining room, fi rst fl oor home offi ce and 10’ x 25’ sun porch to enjoy the spectacular vistas. Four bedrooms and 2.5 baths complete this updated and well maintained home. Farm improvements include a 24’ x 50’ Machine/Equipment shed, insulated dog kennel with runs and 2-story storage area with garage door for workshop. T e well-appointed 4-stall barn has hot water wash rack, tack and feed room, interlocking rubber mats in stalls and aisle way, hay loſt . Four board fencing throughout. Lovely property for $895,000.
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