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House
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for sale
USD 125,000
USD 74/sq.ft
3819 Harpers Ferry Road
Mechlenberg Heights
· 1,679 sq.ft · 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House
Mechlenberg Heights · 1,679 sq.ft · 3 Bedrooms · 1 Bath · House
Your chance to own a piece of Sharpsburg MD history! Built from local stone, rich in local history and perfectly situated in a peaceful creek side setting. Picture a front porch facing the beautiful Antietam Creek or walking to the nearby C&O Canal towpath for trails, biking and boating on the Potomac River! This incredible historical 3 bedroom (possibly 4! )1 bath stone home offers a unique opportunity to renovate a one-of-a-kind property and turn it into an beautiful place to call home, an investment opportunity for a short term rental or adding to your investment portfolio. The property is ready for a total rehab offering you the chance to create the dream home you envision in a historical setting. Partial Electric base board heat to top floor. Structure is reported to have been constructed in 1772 and tax records state 1855. One of several local homes that reportedly housed the village that worked at Antietam Ironworks and also reportedly used as a hospital during the Battle of Ant
Your chance to own a piece of Sharpsburg MD history! Built from local stone, rich in local history and perfectly situated in a peaceful creek side setting. Picture a front porch facing the beautiful Antietam Creek or walking to the nearby C&O Canal towpath for trails, biking and boating on the Potomac River! This incredible historical 3 bedroom (possibly 4! )1 bath stone home offers a unique opportunity to renovate a one-of-a-kind property and turn it into an beautiful place to call home, an investment opportunity for a short term rental or adding to your investment portfolio. The property is ready for a total rehab offering you the chance to create the dream home you envision in a historical setting. Partial Electric base board heat to top floor. Structure is reported to have been constructed in 1772 and tax records state 1855. One of several local homes that reportedly housed the village that worked at Antietam Ironworks and also reportedly used as a hospital during the Battle of Ant
USD 125,000