Hidden Gem in Rock Hall

By Lisa J. Gotto | Photography by Stephen Buchanan

Outdoor enthusiasts, historians, and huntsmen alike will all find something to love about this iconic piece of property encompassing 191 acres in scenic Rock Hall. With its original home base dating back to 1757, this amazing waterfront estate has been meticulously updated to reflect the best the modern world has to offer while respecting the vibe of a bygone era.

Known locally as Wings and Whitetail Farm, the home itself is what today’s modern farmhouse aesthetic is all about, with the added bonus of the original farmhouse bones to boot! Walking into the expanded, white-washed brick colonial, you are first impressed by its beautifully restored wood floors, and gorgeous refurbished 18th-century staircase preserved to showcase the natural wood. The entry foyer flows straight ahead to the back of the house where a stunning set of custom double doors in the arch style open to majestic views of Bungay Creek.

Along the way, the entry turns to the living room on the right with its rustic, wide-planked hardwoods, an entire feature wall of rich restored woods with fireplace, and gorgeous wood trim accents featured throughout. This room leads past a built-in wet bar area with wine fridge and into the home’s light and bright family room with its rustic, terra cotta floors, beamed ceiling, and an accent wall with built-ins, a workstation, and shiplap detail. A gorgeous, all red brick fireplace with rustic wood trim offers the feel of a winter cabin retreat.

The home’s dining and kitchen quarters are located to the left of the entry, and the dining room boasts yet another atmospheric wood-burning fireplace and 18th-century paneling. The large, eat-in kitchen will certainly be a fam-

Listing Agent: Courtney Chipouras; Benson & Mangold Real Estate; 31 Goldsborough Street, Easton; m. 410-200-1224; o. 410-822-6665; courtney@ mychesapeakehome.com; bensonandmangold.com Buyers’ Agent: Ray Johnson; Berkshire Hathaway; 3500 Boston Street, Canton; m. 410-4919384; o. 410-814-2400; raysellsmd@gmail.com; bhhs.com

Primary Structure Built: 1757

Sold For: $4,700,000

Original List Price: $4,995,000

Bedrooms: 5

Baths: 4 Full, 2 Half

Living Space: 5,619 Sq. Ft.

Lot Size: 191 acres ily hang-out with its wood-burning stove and brick hearth, an impressive all stainless-steel appliance package, and countless country touches throughout.

The second level boasts the home’s spacious primary suite, which is rustically romantic, and like the rest of the home, boasts its original doors with vintage knob with hardware treatments. It also features a grand fireplace, and a large en suite bath with oversized, walk-in shower, soaking tub, and a custom wood- and brick-trimmed vanity with white stone countertops.

There is an additional guest suite on this floor with a full bath, and the third floor offers lodging opportunities a-plenty with another full bath and its two large bedrooms fitted with multiple beds with bunks for multiple kids.

Outside, the grounds are peppered with outbuildings including a caretaker’s cottage, horse barn, a charming, newly restored 18th-century smokehouse, and 90 tillable acres.

With its impressive location off the West Fork of Langford Creek and easy access to the Chester River and Bay, the property’s remodeled boathouse, boat lifts, and boat ramps, will no doubt come in handy for this real-deal farmhouse’s new owners.