DAVIDSONVILLE


ACREAGE: 32+ BEDROOMS: 4 BATHROOMS: 4.5


Exclusive training facility built in 2010 includes a 120 X 240 indoor arena, 20 stall barn w/2 H/C wash racks, 4 grooming stalls, lounge, office w/full bath, custom cabinetry in climate controlled tack room, plus an outdoor ring, detached single family home & two building lots. Price Upon Request


BRANDYWINE


ACREAGE: 6+ BEDROOMS: 6 BATHROOMS: 4


Call the Laura Jones Team! Selling farms & homes for 20+ years!


$749,980


Laura.Jones@longandfoster.com Cell phone: 410.707.7246 Office phone: 410.480-3338


Equestrian compound w/3 separate living spaces all set on a quiet street not far from the new shops & entertainment in Brandywine. Primary home has full solar, custom construction & 3BR. There is a 2BR apartment. The center aisle barn w/indoor & 8 stalls has a 3rd living area w/full bath.


Introducing the Laura Jones Team... LORNA DELLA


As a


Baltimore County


resident and avid kayak


enthusiast, bicyclist and trail


rider Lorna


knows the outdoors in the northern counties well. If you're looking to buy or sell in the northern areas text/call 443-226-8687


SHARON LADDIE As a


lifetime resident of Anne Arundel county Sharon can help


any buyer or seller


navigate the southern Maryland


market. As a farmette owner herself she knows your equestrian needs text/call 410-703-0797


42 | JANUARY 2021 | THE EQUIERY A MARYLAND HORSE COUNCIL PUBLICATION


Proud member


For current listings visit: www.TheLauraJonesTeam.com KEN MACKEY Ken


remembers when


Gaithers- burg was all farm land!


Ken has years of


experience


in mortgage lending and real estate investing. He's ready to help you sell or buy in the Montgomery - Frederick areas 240-446-9876


800-244-9580 | www.equiery.com


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