James Marshall Farm, c. 1735

Welcome to the James Marshall Farm, a perfect little farm for those who dream of embracing the homestead lifestyle. This timeless masterpiece c. 1735, nestled on 3.13 acres of serene, park-like grounds is located in the heart of Queen Anne’s County. The exquisite Colonial residence at 252 Granny Branch Road offers a rare opportunity to own a piece of history without compromising modern comforts. As you journey down the long, tree-lined drive, you’re greeted by the elegance of Flemish bond brickwork and a classic Center Hall Colonial design. Step inside to discover over 2800+ square feet of meticulously restored interiors, where original hardwood floors meet modern updates in a harmonious blend. The heart of the home is the updated gourmet kitchen, featuring a wood-burning stove, exposed brick, and a beamed ceiling. Granite countertops and a spacious center island provide ample seating and workspace, making it a perfect space for culinary creativity and entertaining. The main level also includes a formal dining room, living room, a full bathroom, and a sunroom offering a tranquil space for relaxation. Venture upstairs to find two generously sized bedrooms, a large office that could serve as a fourth bedroom, and another updated full bathroom. The third floor presents a private retreat with an additional bedroom and a versatile loft area. Recent updates ensure comfort and efficiency, including a freshly painted interior, newer appliances including a new refrigerator, dishwasher, and washer and dryer, updated bathrooms, an on-demand hot water system (propane), and a new deep well (2021). Step outside to enjoy professionally maintained landscaping and gardens, complete with a custom fire pit and several raised garden beds, perfect for homesteading enthusiasts. The property boasts several original outbuildings, including a large pole barn, a historic granary, a chicken coop, and three original milkhouses. The three story Granary barn bears a plaque signed by the builders. The plaque reads: ”This building was finished 12 ock July 16th 1845 JW Hamington & Joel Pippin Builders. Chap McCollister & Rich a G. Duckett Present.” Surrounded by farmlands and conveniently located just a couple of miles from Rt. 301, this historic homestead offers a peaceful retreat, blending the charm of yesteryear with the conveniences of today. Don’t miss your chance to own a piece of history in this idyllic setting, ideal for those yearning for the simple, homestead lifestyle.

Details

Property ID
711881

3
Bedrooms

2
Bathrooms

Square Footage
2874

Lot Size
3.13

Year Built
1753

Style
Colonial

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