Keedysville MD Real Estate & Homes for Sale

Newly renovated chalet in Keedysville on a super private and lovely setting 6+ acres! This 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom offers a main floor bedroom and bathroom and 2 bedrooms and a bathroom upstairs with a spacious, open loft. The main floor open concept offers a vaulted living room leading to the dining and kitchen space which has new shaker white cabinets with quartz countertops and stainless steel appliance package. Both bathrooms offer upgraded tile! New lights and LVP flooring/carpet throughout the home. New windows, roof, siding, HVAC, and well pump/pressure tank. The lot goes all the way to the road and up the hill behind the house. The basement is already partially finished and ready for more living space. Check it out today!

Meticulously maintained home sitting on almost 7 acres of beautiful countryside. Home features a lovely wrap around porch, spacious living room, tiled kitchen with cathedral ceilings & fireplace, full bathroom & laundry on main level. Upper level features a primary bedroom with attic access and new flooring as well as large closets, along with a second bedroom. Enjoy a hike into the woods with a beautiful view of the countryside, plenty of space to roam, or even hunt! Natural surroundings and wildlife make this peaceful home a unique find. Upon entering the home you will love the abundance of light and open feel. Water filter, newer metal roof on back of home, A must see, schedule your showing today!

Welcome to Cannon Ridge on Farragut Drive. This Spacious 4 bedrooms up top for your dream sanctuary2.5 well-appointed bathrooms (2 full on the second level for privacy, on the main for convenience) and an Open-concept kitchen that flows effortlessly into a cozy family room - perfect for gatherings. Elegance meets function with a dining room right off the kitchen area A chic sitting room greets you at the entrance"because first impressions count! Main floor laundry simplifies chores"located off the 2-car garage. Plus, an unfinished basement ready to become whatever you can imagine, complete with a roughed-in bathroom. And that's not all... This home boasts a sizable, flat backyard just waiting to be turned into your own slice of paradise"ideal for family fun and growth! Take advantage of the opportunity to explore each corner of this fabulous home and visualize your future.

Presenting the "Wyand Brick House & Farm," per the Maryland Historical Trust, also known as "Seven Gates Farm." The value of this unusual, beautiful property is in the history, the many outbuildings, & extensive gardens. If you're looking for the "Secret Garden" of your lifetime, this it! At the edge of Keedysville, large trees shade the grounds & gardens of extensive hedges, plantings, & boxwoods, w/garden paths, quiet spaces, small formal areas, & accessory buildings. 2 original outbuildings, a wash house & a log smokehouse are behind. There is a cistern w/a pulley hanging from its roof. The 4-bay house is brick-encased log. Chimneys (likely non-functional) rise inside the gable ends, & a bay window allows natural light. A covered porch stretches across the front faade & a transom window sits above the front door, likely dating from the 1840's. A two-story wing w/double porches is on the west side of the house. Inside, it is simple, without pretension. The gardens are a different story. Everywhere you go outside on this property there are different species of plants: Flowering, evergreen, deciduous, heirloom, you name it. Every season is beautiful on this little homestead! Once part of an 80 acre farm, it belonged to Jacob Hess, builder/owner of the town's mill, which dominated the community into the 20th century. Early deeds show it was part of original land grants called "Resurvey of Fellfoot Enlarged & Hills & Dales & The Vineyard." In 1833, Hess heirs sold the farm to George Geeting, Sr. Twenty years later, Geeting's heirs sold to Simon Wyand. Generations of Wyands divided & sold off land, leaving the current farmstead of .67acre of land. In 1984, it was sold to Dean Johnson & James Cramer, & out of the Wyand family's control for the first time in 131 years. Dean & Cramer were editors of Country Garden & of Country Home, and contributed many articles. They brought their creativity to restoring the neglected house & its grounds. Their efforts resulted in 2 books, "Seasons at Seven Gates Farm" & "Window Boxes Indoors & Out." The house originally had two rooms, side by side, on the first floor. The front door opens into one original room & the bay on the left expands the room. A simple mantel decorates a fireplace, now closed w/a wooden cover & beyond are stairs to the 2nd floor. Woodwork is simply molded w/plain corner blocks. Interior doors have four panels. First floor ceilings were stripped of plaster to reveal joists above & the laths that held plaster were hand split. Floors have been stripped & left bare of finish and true to the period. The other original 1st floor room was split into two. In one room a shallow fireplace has a simple mantel & a brick hearth. In the other room is a full bathroom. Behind the front rooms & 2steps down, is the kitchen wing w/a large cooking fireplace that burns with gas logs. Log walls have been exposed here & there are narrow back stairs. There is also a door to the lower porch & another doorway opens to a pantry. Upstairs, 3 bedrooms are in the main block of the house, w/a large workroom above the kitchen. The workroom is frame construction above the log kitchen below & rudimentary, w/only 2of 5 openings having the same moldings; all others are different. As stated before, the gardens are the property's glory. Large, flat stepping-stones had been buried for decades & were dug up & reset. The wash house was restored & furnished w/a table & chairs set before a large fireplace. Specimen plants & heirloom varieties fill garden beds. An English cold frame shelters fall crops. The log smokehouse w/a steep hip roof had been restored & topped w/an old finial. New structures were added as well: A small barn with vertical siding, a small hexagonal dovecote housed domesticated pigeons, and a glass greenhouse. All in disrepair.The above was edited & pared down from an article- Herald-Mail Sunday, November 12, 2000- as the 133rd in the series.This property is being sold as-is, where is.

The Land: 15.85 ACRES. The Lot is Zoned residential/preservation. Verified ability to subdivide 3 additional lots w/ each at 40,000 sqft. The remainder of the land left is then roughly over 12 acres after the subdivision of the 3 mentioned lots. Subdivision would require normal Washington County guidelines -----Metal Building: About 8,845 sqft w/ concrete floor & heating installed through concrete floor. Metal building has 400 amp + electric service.-----The Barn: Concrete block silo. The condition of the barn is "rustic" ---- Existing home: is restorable or can be demolished to build upon to save impact fees. The possibilities of this property are endless. The amount of uses that are already approved in this zoning really do make for a fantastic home based business or homestead!

Pass through wrought iron gates and follow the driveway, lined with cherry trees, for about a quarter of a mile to a truly unique mountaintop home. This modified A-frame was custom built from local stone and wood, in complete harmony with nature. The house, which is situated on a 30 acre certified tree farm, is surrounded by a large grass lawn with soaring oaks. There are two cleared and fenced acres for pets or livestock to roam freely and safely in. A grove of two dozen blueberry bushes produces bushels of sweet berries every year with an adjacent fenced-in vegetable garden. Miles of walking trails traverse the certified tree farm and a seasonally, intermittent stream feeds into the Antietam Creek. A large front foyer leads to the main floor featuring solid oak floors, a cathedral ceiling with skylights, exposed heavy beams and an open floor plan. A two-story wall of local stone with a three-sided fireplace forms the centerpiece of this home. One side of the fireplace opens into the expansive kitchen which boasts a central work island and an eating peninsula large enough to seat eight, with black polished granite countertops. The dining peninsula overlooks the sunken dining room and living room. The kitchen, dining room and living room all contain beautiful custom oak built-in cabinetry. French doors lead to a large west-facing sunroom.Two bedrooms complete the ground floor, each of which has a walk-in closet and full bathroom. One bedroom is warmed by the stone fireplace and also contains French doors out to a screened brick patio. The second bedroom is very large with space enough for a comfortable sitting area in addition to a bedroom suite.Upstairs, the entire west-facing wall of the master bedroom suite is glass, offering a view over the treetops of the Antietam Valley and of the sunset. French doors lead to a spacious deck where you can birdwatch at eye level with the massive oak trees. The master bath's Jacuzzi is beneath another wall of glass. There is an office with a wall of built-in oak bookcases on either side of French doors opening onto the same deck. A fourth bedroom rounds out the second floor.Downstairs, the finished basement is equipped with a 16-foot workbench. An elegant custom-built wine cellar cold room with a designer tile floor, granite and cherry surfaces and cedar racks can store over 100 bottles of wine. A two-car garage within the home is supplemented by an open air four-car carport. A separate enclosed garage workshop can accommodate four additional vehicles. Two heat pumps provide heating and cooling for the home, and each bedroom has separate baseboard heating to customize temperature. A 430-foot deep well with a new on-demand pump ensures abundant clean mountain water.Come see this beautiful home and be prepared to fall in love.

The Land: 15.85 ACRES. The Lot is Zoned residential/preservation. Verified ability to subdivide 3 additional lots w/ each at 40,000 sqft. The remainder of the land left is then roughly over 12 acres after the subdivision of the 3 mentioned lots. Subdivision would require normal Washington County guidelines -----Metal Building: About 8,845 sqft w/ concrete floor & heating installed through concrete floor. Metal building has 400 amp + electric service.-----The Barn: Concrete block silo. The condition of the barn is "rustic" ---- Existing home: is restorable or can be demolished to build upon to save impact fees. The possibilities of this property are endless. The amount of uses that are already approved in this zoning really do make for a fantastic home based business or homestead!

Pass through wrought iron gates and follow the driveway, lined with cherry trees, for about a quarter of a mile to a truly unique mountaintop home. This modified A-frame was custom built from local stone and wood, in complete harmony with nature. The house, which is situated on a 30 acre certified tree farm, is surrounded by a large grass lawn with soaring oaks. There are two cleared and fenced acres for pets or livestock to roam freely and safely in. A grove of two dozen blueberry bushes produces bushels of sweet berries every year with an adjacent fenced-in vegetable garden. Miles of walking trails traverse the certified tree farm and a seasonally, intermittent stream feeds into the Antietam Creek. A large front foyer leads to the main floor featuring solid oak floors, a cathedral ceiling with skylights, exposed heavy beams and an open floor plan. A two-story wall of local stone with a three-sided fireplace forms the centerpiece of this home. One side of the fireplace opens into the expansive kitchen which boasts a central work island and an eating peninsula large enough to seat eight, with black polished granite countertops. The dining peninsula overlooks the sunken dining room and living room. The kitchen, dining room and living room all contain beautiful custom oak built-in cabinetry. French doors lead to a large west-facing sunroom.Two bedrooms complete the ground floor, each of which has a walk-in closet and full bathroom. One bedroom is warmed by the stone fireplace and also contains French doors out to a screened brick patio. The second bedroom is very large with space enough for a comfortable sitting area in addition to a bedroom suite.Upstairs, the entire west-facing wall of the master bedroom suite is glass, offering a view over the treetops of the Antietam Valley and of the sunset. French doors lead to a spacious deck where you can birdwatch at eye level with the massive oak trees. The master bath's Jacuzzi is beneath another wall of glass. There is an office with a wall of built-in oak bookcases on either side of French doors opening onto the same deck. A fourth bedroom rounds out the second floor.Downstairs, the finished basement is equipped with a 16-foot workbench. An elegant custom-built wine cellar cold room with a designer tile floor, granite and cherry surfaces and cedar racks can store over 100 bottles of wine. A two-car garage within the home is supplemented by an open air four-car carport. A separate enclosed garage workshop can accommodate four additional vehicles. Two heat pumps provide heating and cooling for the home, and each bedroom has separate baseboard heating to customize temperature. A 430-foot deep well with a new on-demand pump ensures abundant clean mountain water.Come see this beautiful home and be prepared to fall in love.