Farmhouse/National Folk

Live authentically. Unparalleled sense of seclusion. Circa 1877. The quintessential farmhouse lovingly renovated. A setting like no other. Meandering stream, picturesque footbridge, and an outdoor patio for al fresco dining. Savor morning coffee beneath the canopy. Host evening gatherings under string lights. Easy access to hiking trails around Loch Raven Reservoir. Light, bright white chef's kitchen. Handsome wood-paneled den. Charming light-filled living spaces with exposed beams and a stunning antique wood-carved mantel. Perched at the edge of the property's babbling stream is a charming detached studio with vaulted ceilings, skylights, a wood-burning stove, and French doors opening to the outdoors. Create the ultimate artist's studio, or private home office. This out-building was built over a bomb shelter. Feel world's away while you are minutes to everywhere you want to be. Verizon Fios Internet. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home. LOCAL FLAVOR AND PROVISIONS John Brown Store, Graul's Market, and Wegmans. Favorite local dining at The Milton Inn, The Oregon Grill, The Valley Inn, Peerce's, The Butler Cabin, and The Filling Station. An exit north offers dining at Casa Mia’s, Manor Tavern, The Fill'Er-Up, Woodfire Kitchen and The Creamery Connection. Tap into local breweries, such as Inverness Brewing, Farmacy Brewing and Big Truck Farm Brewery. OUTINGS AND LEISURES If you love the outdoors, Oregon Ridge Park is perfect for hiking and picnics. Plus, the park provides a beautiful fishing lake. The park also hosts events and concerts during the summer. Loch Raven Reservoir offers scenic beauty and water activities. Explore the NCR Trail. A 21-mile flat, crushed-stone trail open to hikers, bikers, and horses, it runs along the scenic Gunpowder Falls river. Minutes to Prettyboy Reservoir. This area is open to hiking, rowing, or paddle boating, bird watching, horseback riding and nature photography year-round, and for archery hunting during a regulated season. Go tubing on the Gunpowder River. Enjoy Ladew Topiary Gardens... these gardens are 22 acres of spectacular, award-winning gardens, more than 100 remarkable topiaries, a mile-long Nature Walk, and native Butterfly House. Explore The Manor Mill, a pre-revolutionary grist mill that now houses a wide variety of art and entertainment events. Tee off at Hunt Valley Country Club or Hayfields Country Club. Visit The National Lacrosse Hall of Fame and Museum which honors the history and legends in the sport. PROXIMITY Zippy access to the I-83 on ramp, about 8 minutes to Hunt Valley, and about 17 minutes to Towson. Approximately 52 minutes to BWI and 24 minutes to Penn Station. REGION Hunt Valley is interchangeable with Cockeysville. Cockeysville is known for its historical significance in the marble industry, with local, high-quality "Cockeysville Marble" used in the Washington Monument and the U.S. Capitol. Situated north of Baltimore City, it provides a balance of a "well-stocked commercial corridor" and scenic, green spaces.

Live authentically. Unparalleled sense of seclusion. Circa 1877. The quintessential farmhouse lovingly renovated. A setting like no other. Meandering stream, picturesque footbridge, and an outdoor patio for al fresco dining. Savor morning coffee beneath the canopy. Host evening gatherings under string lights. Easy access to hiking trails around Loch Raven Reservoir. Light, bright white chef's kitchen. Handsome wood-paneled den. Charming light-filled living spaces with exposed beams and a stunning antique wood-carved mantel. Perched at the edge of the property's babbling stream is a charming detached studio with vaulted ceilings, skylights, a wood-burning stove, and French doors opening to the outdoors. Create the ultimate artist's studio, or private home office. This out-building was built over a bomb shelter. Feel world's away while you are minutes to everywhere you want to be. Verizon Fios Internet. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home. LOCAL FLAVOR AND PROVISIONS John Brown Store, Graul's Market, and Wegmans. Favorite local dining at The Milton Inn, The Oregon Grill, The Valley Inn, Peerce's, The Butler Cabin, and The Filling Station. An exit north offers dining at Casa Mia’s, Manor Tavern, The Fill'Er-Up, Woodfire Kitchen and The Creamery Connection. Tap into local breweries, such as Inverness Brewing, Farmacy Brewing and Big Truck Farm Brewery. OUTINGS AND LEISURES If you love the outdoors, Oregon Ridge Park is perfect for hiking and picnics. Plus, the park provides a beautiful fishing lake. The park also hosts events and concerts during the summer. Loch Raven Reservoir offers scenic beauty and water activities. Explore the NCR Trail. A 21-mile flat, crushed-stone trail open to hikers, bikers, and horses, it runs along the scenic Gunpowder Falls river. Minutes to Prettyboy Reservoir. This area is open to hiking, rowing, or paddle boating, bird watching, horseback riding and nature photography year-round, and for archery hunting during a regulated season. Go tubing on the Gunpowder River. Enjoy Ladew Topiary Gardens... these gardens are 22 acres of spectacular, award-winning gardens, more than 100 remarkable topiaries, a mile-long Nature Walk, and native Butterfly House. Explore The Manor Mill, a pre-revolutionary grist mill that now houses a wide variety of art and entertainment events. Tee off at Hunt Valley Country Club or Hayfields Country Club. Visit The National Lacrosse Hall of Fame and Museum which honors the history and legends in the sport. PROXIMITY Zippy access to the I-83 on ramp, about 8 minutes to Hunt Valley, and about 17 minutes to Towson. Approximately 52 minutes to BWI and 24 minutes to Penn Station. REGION Hunt Valley is interchangeable with Cockeysville. Cockeysville is known for its historical significance in the marble industry, with local, high-quality "Cockeysville Marble" used in the Washington Monument and the U.S. Capitol. Situated north of Baltimore City, it provides a balance of a "well-stocked commercial corridor" and scenic, green spaces.