4246 Madonna Rd Jarrettsville, MD 21084
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About this home
Welcome to Shoulderbone Farm – A Timeless Retreat Nestled on 203 breathtaking acres, Shoulderbone Farm is a rare gem that seamlessly blends historic charm with modern luxury. This extraordinary property offers an unparalleled setting for horse and hound or those seeking a private country retreat. The farm’s equestrian facilities feature a large bank barn with a spacious hayloft, eight stalls, a run-in shed, and a utilities shed that includes a heated tack room with a sink, ample space for farm equipment, and a two-car garage. An automatic water system runs throughout. Multiple jumps are integrated into the fencerows, and expansive level areas provide the perfect setting for schooling in carriage driving, mallet sports, dressage, or jumping. "The Little Deer Creek" meanders gracefully through the property, adding to its serene beauty. The residence is a striking blend of history and elegance. The six-bedroom, five-and-a-half-bath home features a newly renovated first-floor primary suite and an updated kitchen, both designed to honor the home's original character while embracing modern sophistication. The oversized sitting and kitchen area offer stunning, panoramic views of the pastures, creating a tranquil and inviting atmosphere. The original dining room, dating back to the 1700s, showcases a beautifully preserved fireplace, a testament to the home’s rich heritage. A charming spring house provides an additional private retreat, perfect as a reading nook or guest space with its own bath. Beyond the barns and pastures, the estate boasts rolling fields, scenic ponds, and extensive riding trails, inviting exploration and outdoor enjoyment. Whether you envision an active equestrian lifestyle or a peaceful countryside escape, Shoulderbone Farm presents a truly unique opportunity to own a piece of Maryland’s countryside legacy.
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