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Listing No. 28321
c. 1775 Federal
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Tulley's FancyTulley’s Fancy is one of the few surviving Federal period houses on Quaker Neck in the County of Kent. It is a typical brick, Flemish bond Maryland farmhouse of the 18th c.The original details remain including finely detailed mantels. It is not a pretentious building but its understatement is powerful especially coupled with its setting and location on Lankford Creek and amazing condition. A complex of wonderful old outbuildings, including a large barn, granary, and studio completes this fine situation. A remote waterfront garage situated on a bluff looking down Lankford asks to be something more. The current owners have worked tirelessly to enhance its condition while being mindful of its historic value. A truly charming experience. It includes new systems, new kitchen and baths and restored everything. Historic Chestertown lies with a short distance. The location could not be more central to Washington College- the 10th oldest college in America, live theatre, charming shops, fine 18th & 19th c. buildings, our historic Fountain Park and lovely Chester River. Visit our website for more photographs and information on Tulley’s Fancy www.marylandheritageproperties.com. |
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Bedrooms: 3
Full Bath(s): 3 Heated Sq. Ft.: 2,236 Acres: 12.350 Contact Information: Nancy McD. McGuire Mobile: 443 480 7342 Website: www.marylandheritageproperties.com Tell 'em you saw it on OldHouses.com! |
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