Ready to own a piece of history? This fabulous property was part of the Friendship Farm at the time that Claggettsville was established. This 5-acre parcel was conveyed in 1883 to Isaac W. Moxley from his parents, Isaac and Margaret Moxley. It has been in the family ever since, and the personal representatives of the estate are direct descendants of the Moxley family. The property features a brick rancher with 3 bedrooms and 2 baths upstairs, including a spacious primary bedroom with private bath. Thereâs a large living room with hardwood floors, a big bay window and brick hearth fireplace. The eat-in kitchen features a peninsula island with breakfast bar, a separate dining room, plenty of cabinet space and updated appliances. The finished lower level features a huge recreation/family room with a fireplace & wood stove insert and custom built-in bookcases. The downstairs also has a 3rd full bath, a laundry room with washer & dryer and a large utility/storage room. Out back is a private porch overlooking the magnificent grounds. There are many outbuildings included with the property, including a magnificent detached 6-car heated garage with 3 bays in front and another on the side. The garage has a spacious attic with significant work or storage space. There are also several sheds and storage buildings. The lot is very private, with mature trees, peaceful meadows, a small stream and is filled with peace and tranquility. It is a versatile property in the agricultural reserve with many potential uses. This property is very private, yet is close to close to all major commuting routes. Imagine owning 5 acres of rural paradise in Montgomery County, Maryland. Hurry!
MDMC2131844
Residential - Single Family, Other
3
3 Full
1963
MONTGOMERY
5
Acres
Electric Water Heater, Well
Brick
Septic
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