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This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore

  • September 29th 2016

by Nena Perry-Brown

This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore: Figure 1
25715 Bruffs Island Road

This Week’s Find is the Greene Residence, a six-property home constructed in 1992 on a five-acre site on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The location was originally a 17th-century town that had long been abandoned.

This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore: Figure 2
Living room

That colonial influence is apparent in the design of the Hugh Newell Jacobsen home, which is a multi-wing house comprised of six attached cabin-like squares, including a two-car garage.

This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore: Figure 3
Library

The 6,000 square-foot house also has a modern feel, with a loft and an abundance of windows providing views of the bay in every room.

This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore: Figure 4
Bedroom loft

In addition to being sited on over 350 feet of waterfront along the Shaw Bay, the house also has a backyard pool and a private dock with two boat lifts. More photos and details are below.

This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore: Figure 5
Pool

This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore: Figure 6

This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore: Figure 7
Patio

This Week's Find: A Private Compound on the Eastern Shore: Figure 8
Bedroom

  • Full Listing: 25715 Bruffs Island Road (map)
  • Price: $2.95 million
  • Bedrooms: Three
  • Bathrooms: 4.5
  • Year Built: 1992
  • Listing Agent: Glenn Sutton, TTR Sotheby’s International Realty

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This article originally published at https://dc.urbanturf.com/articles/blog/twf_eastern_shore_compound/11729.

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