Mt. Carmel, Maryland


ENDLESS RIDING! HEREFORD ZONE!


SUBDIVIDABLE & 12 MINUTES TO I-83!


Nestled on a hilltop in Mt. Carmel, this unique horse property


overlooks twenty-one acres of rolling pastures. T is hidden gem off ers peace and serenity while you meander the endless riding trails through the picturesque countryside, some of which run


parallel to a beautiful stream. You will also enjoy three fox hunting clubs as well as river, pond and reservoir fi shing. T is is the per-


fect home for the horse enthusiast with an Amish built 4 stall barn, a heated tack room/offi ce and feed room, hot/cold water wash


stall and plenty of storage. To complete this property there are 7 paddocks (two with automatic fresh water troughs), two exceptional run-in sheds and a large shed to store equipment or additional storage. T e beautifully preserved log cabin, constructed in 1861 of rare chestnut wood, blends seamlessly into a 21st century con-


temporary home with award winning architecture and design. Off ering a fl owing fl oor plan, this is the perfect home for entertaining but also off ers warmth and comfort for families. T is distinctive home off ers 3 bedrooms, 3 full baths, dining room, living room,


kitchen and great room. Special amenities include hardwood fl oors, 2 fi replaces and cathedral, beamed ceilings. Magnifi cent custom windows off er breathtaking views of the country landscape, a beautiful pond and roaming horses. T ere is an entire house generator for year-round peace of mind. T is


farm is subdividable adding tremen- dous value. T is beautiful property is available at $825,000


For more information go to www.equiery.com | 800-244-9580


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