11105 Saint Martins Neck Rd
Bishopville, MD 21813
4 beds · 3 baths · 1,920 sqft
$549,900
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Welcome to 11105 Saint Martin's Neck Dr. - where you'll find the perfect combination of Coastal Convenience and Rural Relaxation! This ideal Farmette location offers 11.45 acres for all your Homestead Dreams to come true while keeping a close proximity to the Beach, with only a 12 minute drive into Ocean City! Large Front and Back Decks allow you to enjoy the beautiful views of this spectacular location with its well established structures for all things Homesteading! A producing Apple Orchard and nearly 1,000sqft of Garden Enclosure greet you as you come up the long, tree-lined driveway. In the back yard, a Storage Shed has been converted to a Walk-In Chicken Coop with wire-enclosed chicken tunnels to allow for free-ranging nearby. Enjoy cool nights by a large stone Fire Pit in the back yard - and during the day, a handmade wooden Playset next to the garden, with both a Sand Enclosure and a Tree Swing make the perfect space for kids or goats to run and enjoy the sunshine. Inside the home, a very spacious Eat-In Kitchen is laid out in traditional country style with a farmer's sink, open shelves, Gas Oven, Wood Stove and lots of cabinet space. A Half Bath and a Mud Room with Washer/Dryer just off the Garage are conveniently located on the first floor. Upstairs, there are 4 Bedrooms and 2 Full Baths. The Primary Bedroom has an en-suite Full Bath with Shower and the other 3 Bedrooms, all very spacious, share a 2nd Full Bath with Tiled Tub Shower. The Home has been Fully Pre-Inspected and is currently undergoing a full Septic Replacement so the home will have a brand new septic system. Call to Schedule your Showing Today for this spectacular piece of Eastern Shore ambiance!
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