This historic, nearly 400-year old, 200-acre, waterfront property was part of the very first permanent settlement in Maryland and only the third permanent English settlement in the New World. Now that the price has been significantly reduced, don’t miss your opportunity to see this once-in-a-lifetime estate. The property has a deep water pier, over 9’ at low tide, with 1-mile of shoreline, 5 barns with 30 horse stalls, 140 acres of fenced pasture land, a grand manor house that has both the original 1654 home and the space and modern luxuries of a home that has been expanded and updated with a very large, spectacular kitchen and fully updated bathrooms. The charm of the exposed bricks, which were imported from England in the mid-1600’s, is off the charts. With 6 bedrooms and 3.5 baths, the main house has plenty of space for everyone. It also comes with amazing water views and the best sunsets you’ll ever lay eyes on. All from your covered porch, while eating crabs at the massive, outdoor crab eating table, or from sitting inside on a cool winter day. You can even catch those remarkable sunsets sitting around a roaring outdoor fire in your fire pit. With 6 other residences on the property, you will have room for the whole family. Maybe you want the income potential of rentals, vacation rentals, running a farm, holding special events and so much more. All of those structures to maximize the opportunities are already in place. The Annex and two barn apartments will be fully finished at the time of settlement. The Duck House, cottage and Log Cabin will all need to be fully renovated. There are 7 total houses/apartments on the land. The agricultural conservation easement on the property will allow for an array of farming, ranching & ag tourism possibilities. The opportunities are endless. You can even watch the tall ships that sometimes come up the river or pull up to the pier in your over 100’ super yacht after cruising the Atlantic or the Bay. I haven’t even mentioned the large pool yet! And the rolling pasture land that leads your eyes down to the water will make you fall in love with this stunning farm every day you live here. This is Glen Mary Farm.