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House
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for sale
USD 3,000,000
USD 731/sq.ft
108 Gapland Road
Park Hall
· 4,101 sq.ft · 5 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House
· Parking · Concierge
Park Hall · 4,101 sq.ft · 5 Bedrooms · 2 Baths · House · Parking · Concierge
Nestled on a sprawling 24+ acre lot, this charming stone residence circa 1790 exudes timeless character and warmth with incredible views and surroundings as the fields stay green until the autumn leaves accentuate the gorgeous views. The property features a beautifully maintained landscape that invites you to explore the potential of your own winery, wedding venue, horse farm or whatever your mind can create. The farm boasts an impressive 45 x 108 barn, perfect for renovating into a delightful wedding reception or wine tastings area, catering to a variety of interests. The level fields offer pastures for animals, ample parking for guests, ensuring convenience for gatherings and celebrations in the historic town of Burkittsville. The land was Extreme Left Federal Line of the historic Crampton's Gap battlefield which was fought on September 14, 1862. The retreat of the Confederate forces that day directly led to the Battle of Antietam just three days later. Nowadays, the natural surround
Nestled on a sprawling 24+ acre lot, this charming stone residence circa 1790 exudes timeless character and warmth with incredible views and surroundings as the fields stay green until the autumn leaves accentuate the gorgeous views. The property features a beautifully maintained landscape that invites you to explore the potential of your own winery, wedding venue, horse farm or whatever your mind can create. The farm boasts an impressive 45 x 108 barn, perfect for renovating into a delightful wedding reception or wine tastings area, catering to a variety of interests. The level fields offer pastures for animals, ample parking for guests, ensuring convenience for gatherings and celebrations in the historic town of Burkittsville. The land was Extreme Left Federal Line of the historic Crampton's Gap battlefield which was fought on September 14, 1862. The retreat of the Confederate forces that day directly led to the Battle of Antietam just three days later. Nowadays, the natural surround
USD 3,000,000