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800 Acres Along the Maryland Shoreline Finds a Buyer

  • March 19th 2021

by UrbanTurf Staff

Aerial shot of 6270 Broad Neck Road. Click to enlarge.

A $10 million, 800-acre listing along the Eastern Shore of Maryland has found a buyer.

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The Langford Creek Farm in Chestertown hit the market in early March with TTR Sotheby's International Realty. Its status was changed to contingent earlier this week, which means that an offer has been accepted on the property, but before the final sale can close, certain criteria needs to be met.

As we reported earlier this month, the $10 million price tag is not for the residential properties on-site -- a three-bedroom farmhouse and two barns -- but rather for the space that the eventual buyer will have to spread out. 

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The farm is the oldest second growth forest on the Eastern Shore and covers more than 790 acres, of which more than 500 acres are mature forest. There are 13 separate parcels, including a second waterfront home site, as well as several ponds. The shoreline runs for four miles along the edge of the property. 

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For more details, click here. 

Photos courtesy of TruPlace. 

This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/800-acres-along-the-maryland-shore-finds-a-buyer/18024.

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