13615 Highland Road | Clarksville


One-of-a-kind horse farm in Howard County. Ideal for entertaining & equestrian living, yet close to major commuter routes. Lovely sunset & valley views from the hill-top house, situated on 17 +/- acres, overlooking outdoor kitchen, pool, patios, barns, & lush pastures. Open-plan contemporary w/ comfortable living areas, including fully finished walk-out basement with 8-person sauna & wet-bar. Must-see custom master suite w/ wood-burning stove and spa-like bath, plus artisan-designed built-ins in multiple rooms. Top-quality materi- als throughout, including travertine flooring, & beautiful hardwoods... upgraded windows, & systems. 2 home offices, cozy 4th-floor reading room that can double as 5th bedroom. Spacious Amish-built barn accommo- dates 5 horses, tack room, wash stall, & equipment storage. Equestrian facilities include lighted outdoor arena, 2 run-in sheds & 3 pastures with well-maintained fences. Quick access to some of Maryland’s best horse parks.


2411 Benson Mill Road | Sparks


Inwood Farm - Spectacular private farmette located in the heart of both the Greenspring Valley and Mount Carmel Hunt. Sparks location in the Hereford Zone. Glorious views overlooking 5+ acres of fenced pasture backing to over 600 acres of conserved land laced with trails. 10 x 12 matted stalls, heated tack room, tractor shed, work shop and numerous upgrades.


Jessica Hobbs REALTOR


443-631-2686 cell


410-583-0400 office jhobbs@homesale.com


Holly VanCourt REALTOR


443-802-8348 cell


410-583-0400 office homes@hollyvancourt.com


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