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152 +- Acre Productive Farm consists of approximately 121 Tillable Acres with the balance in Woodlands. Property presently used for Horses, Sheep, Dog Trials, Grain Farming and Hunting. Farm is complete with fenced pastures, numerous outbuildings and improvements: Bunk/Tenant House with 2 bedrooms; 4 Stall Horse Barn, Run-in Sheds, 144 x 60 Equipment Pole Barn, 104 x 60 Machine Shop, Sheds, Milk House, Kennel Facility and Cozy Farmhouse. THIS FARM OFFERS SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE -- YOU CAN LIVE HERE, WORK HERE, PLAY HERE OR ALL OF THE ABOVE! CALL AND SCHEDULE YOUR PRIVATE SHOWING OF THIS UNIQUE FARM AND ALL THAT IT HAS TO OFFER. THE POSSIBILITIES ARE ENDLESS!

Spectacular 20 acre equestrian estate. A horse lover's dream. This stately manor boasts over 10,000 square feet of living space on 3 finished levels with 7 bedrooms/6.5 baths.

Welcome to Dove Hill Southern Anne Arundel County. The home is a stunning Georgian style colonial crafted out of Cushwa antique brick and features exceptional finishes and craftsmanship throughout four levels of living space. The layout is ideal for both intimate and grand entertaining or casual country living. There are formal and informal indoor and outdoor spaces for the ultimate in gracious living. A total of 5 bedrooms and 5 bathrooms (plus main level half bath) can comfortably accommodate family and guests, or use one of the bedrooms as an office. The finished basement includes a recreation room, Endless Pool, radiant heated floors, a full bath, laundry room and access to the garage. There is a separate 1,332 sq. ft. caretaker's house, with 2 bedrooms, 1 full and 2 half baths, fully equipped kitchen and laundry, backup generator and wood stove. This exquisite 134+ acre farm has everything for the horse professional or enthusiast, including stabling for 11 horses. Outbuildings include multiple barns, stables, and sheds, including a classic tobacco barn. The property is divided into two large fenced pastures, seven paddocks and hayfields. A large outdoor riding ring, on-property trails, varied terrain with hills for fitness training, a cross country schooling course and a 20-meter x 40-meter dressage ring make the farm suitable for most disciplines, including fox chasing. Run a boarding or training operation, or just keep your personal horses in luxury. The property is surrounded by other horse farms to complete the country retreat feel, but is easily accessible to Annapolis, Washington, D.C., and Baltimore for the executive. For the horseperson, it is convenient to competition venues, trails and local fox chasing clubs. For more info: https://www.dovehillfarm.org/

Incredible opportunity to build your dream home on this magnificent 5+ acre home site in Southern Anne Arundel County! Marrick Homes is offering their gorgeous Grand Pinehurst model loaded with options and upgrades. Wide open light filled floor plan with hardwood floors on the main level, gourmet eat-in kitchen with center island, granite counter tops and stainless steel appliances! Family room off kitchen has a gas fireplace with a custom stone hearth and window! Separate dining and living room! Optional first floor bedroom! Upper level with private owner~s suite with spa like bathroom with ceramic tile, oversized soaking tub, separate shower, double sinks and double walk-in closets! Additional bedrooms are very generous in size! 3 full baths on the upper level with a potential buddy bath! Partially finished basement with rec room and full bath! Still time to make this home your own and make some modifications, selections, etc. Absolutely beautiful property that is cleared, flat and ready! Bring your horses, garages, barns, sheds, toys or whatever fits your needs! Closing assistance with preferred lender! Plans and specs available for viewing! Other models available!

EQUESTRIAN PROPERTY! Stately, brick front, 5 bedroom, 3.5 bath Colonial in Western Howard County rests on 4.1 picturesque acres and backs to over 6000 acres of WSSC watershed property and Patuxent River State Park! The long driveway is lined with Yoshimino Tidal Basin Cherry Trees and opens to a grand circular driveway with brick paver center piece . Marble floors greet you when you enter the foyer and transition to gorgeous hardwood floors that flow throughout the kitchen, living room, dining room and office. This open concept, amenity rich home boasts rubbed bronze hardware, iron baluster railings and neutral color palette. The recently upgraded kitchen features an oversized 9 foot island with storage drawers, breakfast bar, and built in microwave as well as granite counters, stainless steel appliances, elegant shaker cabinetry and a deep well stainless steel sink. Just off the kitchen is a stunning floor to ceiling stone fireplace and built-in bookshelves in the spacious family room. The master suite on the upper level includes the bedroom, sitting room, massive walk-in closet, and spa like master bath. The upper level is rounded out with 3 additional bedrooms and a full bath. When you enter the lower level, you immediately notice the large wet bar and spacious recreation room with a floor to ceiling brick fireplace and you'll find a bedroom and full bath just down the hall. A 2 stall horse barn, 2 paddocks, 20' x 40' Anthony Sullivan heated in ground pool and so much more complete this incredible property! Close to Western Regional Park featuring artificial turf fields, baseball diamonds, pavilions, a playground, tennis and basketball courts, and nature/horse trails. Howard County Schools, Bushy Park Elementary, Glenwood Middle School, Glenelg High School. Click here for a video tour of this gorgeous home! 3D TOUR: https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4370-SE-Old-Roxbury-Rd-Glenwood-MD-21738/249688643_zpid/?view=public&mmlb=t,0

A 31 acre waterfront property located on the Famous Wye River. The property has a large Barn over 3500 SF that could easily be converted to stalls. There is also an impoundment pond on the property it is approximately 95% cleared. The Famous horse Tagme used to graze on this parcel. A well is present as well as electric service and a small septic. Lot approved for a building site.

Imagine building your dream home on a private oasis surrounded by protected parkland —only a 10-minute drive to shopping, dining and I-270 and a half-hour to the Nation’s capitol! You can have that, and so much more with this spectacular 77-acre property tucked away in Boyds, Maryland, a rural community 27 miles north of Washington D.C. The farm property features sprawling meadow and farmland and miles and miles of hiking and horse trails, as well as fertile land for livestock and vegetation that can be subdivided for many other uses, such as equestrian, hunting, even beer farms, wine vineyards, etc… A flowing spring runs through the property. Within roughly 50 yards of the property, a portion of Little Seneca Creek — controlled by Montgomery County — has a cold water stream that supports wild rainbow and brown trout populations. This stream, according to one of the owners, is regularly stocked and is great for trout fishing. “The family goes downhill from the house and spends the day fishing in the creek for trout,” says the owner. Towering native trees including white oak and tulip poplars grace the property, which also features a 25’x25′ pole barn, a silo, an all-purpose shed and a 2,304-square-foot, brick home with an attached two-car garage. The 1981 two-level, single-family house also features four bedrooms, two full baths, two half-baths, two fireplaces and a 5-year-old heat pump. The basement has a 7-foot ceiling, and the garage offers 700 square feet. A 300-foot well provides water, and the septic tank is updated. Set about a mile from the Germantown Soccerplex and a short drive to dining, entertainment and surrounding parks including the Black Hills Regional Park and Seneca Creek State Park, the property is bordered by Schaeffer and White Ground roads, and protective parkland that’s part of the Montgomery County Agricultural Reserve. And with over 50 glorious acres of meadowland and endless miles of public & private horse trails, the property is ideal for farmers, equestrians and hunters alike. The property has had quality deer management (QDM) over the last 16 years that the sellers have owned it. According to the Quality Deer Management Association, QDM is a management philosophy/practice that unites landowners, hunters, and managers in a common goal of producing biologically and socially balanced deer herds within existing environmental, social and legal constraints. For hunters of foxes, turkeys, deer, elk, etc…, the Potomac Hunt Club is nearby, and in the words of the current owners: The area is “one of the best for turkey hunting in Montgomery County!” The Montgomery County Model Airpark on Schaeffer Road and the Schaeffer Farms Mountain Bike Park are also nearby, as are a host of other recreational and entertainment venues. The unincorporated setting may be rural, but is less than 10 minutes to civilization, and the natural resources on this extraordinary property are vast. Aside from the fertile land for farming and vegetation, the mostly leveled land can be subdivided for various purposes. The possibilities of uses are endless! For example, the next owner can grow and harvest a percentage of the land, and rent out to other farmers who may need the land. And land on this property, say the owners, is “very productive with well-drained soil” on which they have raised cattle as well as grown corn, soybean, and hay & orchard grass for bales that can be sold. “It has been a sanctuary and place of peace and relaxation in a fast-paced world we are surrounded by,” the owners say of the property. “It’s a place to get away with the convenience of city and towns 10 minutes down the road.” For example, on weekends when the weather is nice, the family would “camp in the woods. It’s nice to have the convenience of being on your own property. At night, it’s hard to tell that you’re so close to the city. It has the same feeling as camping in the mountains far from civilization,” the owners say. And on summer evenings, the entire field is covered in lightning bugs. “It looks like a concert light show!” they say. Simply put: This amazing property, or personal retreat, offers endless possibilities. Create your private oasis!

Just listed for sale in Brandywine, Maryland! Southern Maryland's elite, state-licensed Equestrian Center with an established, active, and popular lesson program, summer camps, and full service boarding. Spread over 43 acres with (43) 12x12 oak stalls. All metal barn structure (41,400 sq. ft. under roof) with an office, five tack rooms, private tack lockers, living quarters, two full baths, hot/cold wash stall, five grooming stalls, private/group paddocks, two outdoor arenas, round pen, & a huge 80 x 200 indoor arena with climate controlled viewing room https://pages.kw.com/james-schaecher/431907/bq8eag2llifp2tk51k50.html?fbclid=IwAR1nYYfXbzq6LQd4L8sc4WMCu9rNiEtUpvtTizQ9Q5GO1dFx30teQZwxTZQ

The Total Package: Equestrian Estate across from Waredaca Horse Farm and Brewery and next to Rachel Carson Horse Trails, Equidistant to Washington D.C., Baltimore and Frederick Maryland. Over $75,000 in recent improvements. Updated and renovated 36 x 48 Stable with electric, water/washing stall, tack room, $15,000 riding ring 140 x 160 , 7 level/fenced acres,

Hickory Ridge In 1726, a tract of land known as Hickory Ridge, a high point in what is now Howard County, Maryland, was “patented” by royal land grant to Col. Henry Ridgeley by King George II. A stone cottage was constructed circa 1749, and as George Washington was taking office in 1789, Col. Ridgeley’s son, Greenberry Ridgeley, began construction of what is now the main residence, replacing an earlier one lost in a fire. The main house was expanded in the early 1800’s, and a modern kitchen added in 1995. The property remained in the Ridgeley family until 1877 and was subsequently owned by notable Maryland families including The Hopkins, The Owens, and The Clarks. During the 75-year Hopkins period, it was known as White Hall, after their family home near Annapolis. Countless politicians and future governors have delivered speeches at Hickory Ridge on the literal “stump”, stored in the barn and pulled out when the occasion arises. Beautifully maintained and carefully restored by the current owner over the last 35 years, Hickory Ridge is listed on The Maryland Historic Trust and lends its name to one of the 10 villages of Columbia, MD. The property is sited on 64 acres in Highland, Maryland, close-in to the shopping and amenities of Highland, Clarksville and Columbia. Approached by two gated, tree-lined lanes and boasting classic period details and exemplary materials and craftsmanship, Hickory Ridge comprises the manor house, original 1749 cottage, a carriage house converted into an office, and a traditional English greenhouse. Additionally, first-class equestrian facilities include two fully equipped barns with a total of 20 stalls, a separate tack room and gym, eleven double-fenced paddocks, five run-in sheds, two exercise rings, and a 1-mile (variable) horse trail. Completing the grounds are a 3-car garage, enclosures for smaller vehicles and a carriage, and large equipment shed. The bucolic setting is meticulously landscaped and graced by specimen trees, a large meadow and woods, four ponds, historic boxwoods, stacked-stone walls, old brick pathways, and historic English-style gardens restored and improved by a noted landscape architect. Unlock the 200+ year-old manor house door with the original lock and key, welcome your guests into the stunning reception hall, and entertain them on the sweeping side porch graced by Doric columns. Choose the evening’s wine from the incomparable underground barrel-ceiling wine cellar, enjoy a lavish meal in the gracious dining room, and then repair to the formal living room for an aperitif, or retreat below to your own Jockey Club Pub to draw an ale or watch the big game. Outside, stroll among the English gardens, hold a croquet match on the side lawn, or host a barbecue in the secluded picnic grove by the large pond. Overnight guests may be comfortably accommodated in the charming 2-bedroom cottage with its own kitchen, sunroom, 2 fireplaces, a full bath, and patio. At leisure, enjoy the large bedrooms, high ceilings, and modern baths. Read a book in the paneled library or appreciate the view from the sunroom. Cook gourmet meals in the modern kitchen and savor them in the adjoining family dining room, once the original 18th century kitchen. Take care of your personal business under exposed beams in the large, private 3rd floor office. In the winter, cozy up to one of the eight fireplaces. Venture outside and take-in the sublime setting, relish the quiet and privacy, and survey the sweeping pastoral views. Stroll through the lush gardens or meditate in the tranquil hidden Zen garden. Enjoy the cottage butterfly garden by day, or the ubiquitous fireflies at night. Nurture plants in the greenhouse, workout in the gym, jog along the trails, or take a dip in the 50x25 heated pool shaded by 200-year old boxwoods. Comprising 10 separately deeded parcels, including 7 approved building lots, Hickory Ridge offers many possibilities for future owners. The ability to construct additional homes provides the perfect opportunity for developing a family compound for multiple generations, and for those desiring a smaller estate, the locations of the secondary parcels would lend themselves to divestiture without disturbing the sightlines from the main house and grounds. The large barn and surrounding paddocks currently house an independent equestrian business, which could continue, thus providing the ambiance of an active horse farm while providing income, leaving the second barn and paddocks for personal use. With an unrivaled location in the heart of Howard County, and within easy reach of Baltimore, Washington, and Annapolis, this historic estate offers luxury and comfort for family living, elegant space for grand entertaining, facilities to pursue your equestrian dreams, and a rare close-in sanctuary for those seeking privacy with easy access to area amenities.