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COOKSVILLE: Amazing custom home built by J Paul Builders on almost 18 acres bordering middle Patuxent River! No expense spared! Perfect setting for horses! This sprawling open floor plan features over 7000sq ft w/theatre room & gym! Separate det./heated garage w/private guest/ inlaw suite! Energy sav. geothermal system! Min to Rt. 70, BWI, downtown Baltimore, & Washington D.C. currently zoned as ag. pres! Robin Wilson (410) 428-6099 $1,650,000


ST. MARY'S COUNTY: Located on the Breton Beach peninsula you can buy this equestrian farm on 63+ acres with a 3 bdrm cottage style home, large center aisle barn with 1 bdrm apartment, hay building, tack building, multiple paddocks with run-in sheds, 2 outdoor rings with lights and miles of fencing just a short walk from the waterfront. Close to town, the college and hospital too. $949,950


REISTERSTOWN: Motivated Sellers! 16 + ac offers unique opportunity. Est. Boarding kennel/rescue. Includes beautiful 4bd 4.5 ba rambler rebuilt in 2004 w high end finishes throughout. Walk out ll w/ full bath, office, family rm/ inlaw suite opens to spacious patio & fenced area. Also includes 4 stall barn. Property backs to parkland/Liberty Watershed. $650,000


PARKTON: Welcome Home to 5+ acres in the Hereford Zone. Well designed home w/ all hardwood floors upstairs & down. Large family room is open to the kitchen. Formal living room & dining room. Good sized bedrooms too! Charming 3 season room overlooking a park like backyard w/ stream. Great 4-H property. No maintenance deck. Covered front porch. Full unfinished walk out basement w/ full bath already plumbed in. Home warranty. $425,000


WOODBINE: Looking for a family compound? A total of 19.5 acres w/ 3 separate, recorded building lots PLUS a beautiful farm house, barn, outdoor ring and covered round pen set on mostly flat and grassy land is available for sale for the first time in decades. This is a rare opportunity to have your own minor subdivision. Call for a private tour or more information today. Total package priced at $1,449,950


WOODBINE FARM + LOT: This is your chance to live in a charming, classic farmhouse with breezy front & back porches. Large barn with attached, covered arena. A detached garage too. Plus, an additional recorded building lot for a total of 13.5 Acres. This is a rare opportunity to build your private compound in Howard County. $865,000


Selling & fi nancing equestrian farms is a specialty


CHARLOTTE HALL: Custom-built all-brick home on 9+ acres. Executive home w/all hardwood flooring, first flr BR, 3 more BRs upstairs, rough-in in-law suite, 3 full BAs, formal DR & LR, big open kitchen & wood burning FP. Amish-built barn w/washrack, 3 stalls, large over hang, feed rm & tractor storage. $450,000


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WOODBINE LOT: Ready to build now! Save $$$ on clearing & excavating w/ this nearly flat cleared, fenced 3+ acre lot. Super location in fabulous Western Howard county. So close to farmers' markets and open countryside yet still close to shopping, restaurants and transportation. This is the best blend of country and convenience. The perimeter is fenced with 4-board wood fencing. Bring your builder or use ours! $299,950


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