Home for Sale at 122 QUEEN ANNE RD, STEVENSVILLE, MD 21666

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122 Queen Anne Rd
Stevensville, MD 21666

Creig Northrop with Clarksville, original listing - (888) 536-0216

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Property Details

List Price:	$2,250,000
Beds:	5
Baths:	Full: 4, ½: 1
Status:	Active
SqFt:	0 Square Feet
Agency:	Clarksville
Agency Phone:	(888) 536-0216

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Description/Comments

Lot Size:	1 acre(s)
Garage:	Garage
Property Type:	Residential-Single Family Residence
Year Built:	1637
Notes:	Exquisitely restored and thoughtfully expanded 18th-century waterfront estate offering sweeping, unobstructed views of Eastern Bay. Set on 1.3 acres in Kent Island Estates, this remarkable 1637 home blends historic character with refined modern upgrades. Reclaimed pine floors, four brick wood-burning fireplaces, pocket doors, and a massive finished attic showcase timeless craftsmanship throughout. The waterside chef's kitchen opens seamlessly to the family room, creating an ideal flow for everyday living and entertaining-each space framed by spectacular water views. Five spacious bedrooms include a generous primary suite, complemented by four fully renovated designer baths and a stylish powder room. Outside, enjoy 100 feet of shoreline featuring a bulkheaded water edge with gently sloping riprap, offering both structural protection and a natural waterside setting. The property boasts 6-8 ft MLW, a private pier with sun deck and boat lift, a 30x26 waterside paver patio, and a gas fire pit-perfect for sunset gatherings overlooking the Bay. Lush lawns and mature trees surround the home on all sides. Additional features include a detached garage with workshop and boat storage, unfinished concrete basement, geothermal heating, central A/C, well and septic, and gas hot water. A rare opportunity to own a true Chesapeake Bay legacy property with modern comfort, privacy, and exceptional waterfront amenities.
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ListingId:	MDQA2012768

Listing Provided By:	Clarksville, original listing
Phone:	(888) 536-0216
Office Phone:	(888) 536-0216
Agent Name:	Creig Northrop
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