NEW LISTING— Close-in private compound with direct access to Rosaryville State Park and miles of trails. Nearly new 2017 indoor arena 100' X 230' with LED lighting and premium Equifibre and Deutschfelt footing, 11 stall barn with separate meter, several paddocks with sturdy 3 board fencing, 2nd shed row 4 stall barn and quiet stream. Set back from the stable is a recently renovated stunning custom contemporary style home with soaring ceilings, multiple decks, open kitchen/family room with solarium, 2 fireplaces, 1st floor bedrooms, 1st floor office and finished walkout lower level for in-law suite. For your outdoor enjoyment there is a beautiful blue bottom pool and a full sized tennis court. Your own private compound just minutes to downtown DC, Annapolis, PG Equestrian Center and the Beltway.
$1,200,000 $895,000
w/1st floor owner's suite, open living areas, first floor office, two story stacked stone fireplace, hardwood floors, over-sized windows, 2 covered porches & an over-sized 2 car garage. The property also includes a large 2 story center aisle barn w/a 2 bedroom apartment plus office. A great place for family, friends or a business. The property offers several outbuildings, miles of board fencing, lighted riding ring & trails. Close to PAX river, St. Marys College, historic downtown and the MedStar St. Marys Hospital. Need help with the down payment? Ask me about MARBIDCO
PRINCE GEORGE'S COUNTY— Well-planned 6 acre farmette in Brandywine offering a custom 3 BR main house w/stunning semicircular family room, screened porch, hand made custom kitchen cabinets, high-end granite counter tops, full solar power & a new metal roof. Additional living quarters include separate 2 BR apartment, plus a 1 BR apartment. The center aisle barn has a covered riding ring, wash rack & foaling stall. The 3 board fencing divides the property into several paddocks with run in sheds that have water and electric. There is a large RV shed with 50 amp power. All this is walking distance to the river. A must see!
$874,950 For current listings visit: T
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and hay storage building, multiple paddocks with run-in sheds and a year round stream. The charming converted milking parlor is now a 1 bedroom guest house. Up on the knoll near the 2nd entrance is a 3rd building site with amazing mountain views. So close to MARC train, Virginia line, downtown Frederick and 270 via 70 you could be anywhere in no time at all yet live the quiet country life.
MIDDLETOWN—Bucolic setting just outside of historic Middletown on almost 70 acres. Property conveys with a 4 bedroom main house, 1 bedroom guest cottage and 1 more building site. Up and running equestrian facility with center aisle barn, riding ring, oversized equipment
HOWARD COUNTY— Bring your horses, cows, chickens. Rarely available 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath Colonial over 3 acres fenced plus a 3 stall barn with electric and water! Hacking distance to Benson Branch Park & trails. Beautiful refinished hardwood floors, updated kitchen w/ stone backsplash, newly installed massive granite island, stainless steel appliances open to family room w/gas fireplace. Formal living room and dining room opening into expansive kitchen. Finished lower level with full bath and walk out. Upper level completed with master suite featuring vaulted ceiling, 2 walk in closets and updated master bath with soaking tub. 4 other spacious bedrooms on upper level with updated bath. Outside boasts a wonderful deck and patio looking out to amazing views of rear yard. All of this in Howard County's finest schools!
$689,000
ST. MARY'S COUNTY—Amazing opportunity to own 63+ acres on the Breton Bay Peninsula within walking distance to the Potomac River and several boat ramps nearby. Nearly level land offers a mix of pasture and woods. Recently built (2007) cottage style home
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