Renovated 1890 farmhouse and acreage close at $1.3 million | Real Estate And Development | fredericknewspost.com

2022-06-25 05:17:28 By : Mr. Eric Chan

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This home sits on almost 27 acres and has a gourmet kitchen, skylights and a three-car garage with attic storage space.

This home sits on almost 27 acres and has a gourmet kitchen, skylights and a three-car garage with attic storage space.

The home on almost 27 acres of farmland at 1526 Arnoldtown Road, Jefferson, is last week’s top house. Closing at $1.3 million, it listed for $1.275 million. The estate home was built in 1890 and has been renovated/restored from top to bottom with traditional and modern features, including a gourmet kitchen, the restored hardwood staircase that extends up to two upper levels, a game room/entertainment area was created on the third level complete with a dry bar, refrigerator, skylights and access to a balcony with extensive views of the property. Outside is a private oasis complete with a 10-foot deep in-ground pool, a gazebo and patio. The basement has been enlarged and improved for utilities and storage. The three-car garage also has attic storage space.

The following is a list of all other homes sold in Frederick County in the past week through agents and brokers, as reported through the Bright MLS database. It does not include homes sold without an agent. The list is provided by Dan Plombon of Mackintosh Inc., Realtors. All prices are closing prices.

201 E. Second St., Frederick, $1.15 million

8213 Valley View Terrace, Middletown, $1.05 million

10027, 10111 Mumma Ford Road, Rocky Ridge, $1 million

Oldest: 168 W. All Saints St., Frederick, built in 1870

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