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PAYMENT LESS THAN $3899/MONTH with 12% DOWN ASSUMABLE LOAN 4.23 ACRES NO HOA BEAUTIFUL FAMILY HOME FLEXIBLE LOW INTEREST FINANCING Welcome to this Historic Charmer - a turn of the century home on 4.23 acres that features large porches for entertaining, 10 foot ceilings, custom tile in kitchen and bath rooms, 6 Bedrooms, 3 Full Baths, 2 Half Baths, 3 staircases, transom windows over doors, library, horse paddock, run in shed, tack room, equipment barn, gazebo, pool house and pool, plus original hardwood floors throughout the home. This is the perfect location in a quiet rural Estate setting for a Private Home or Airbnb and/or Wedding Venue. The large, mature trees are home to many varieties of birds that create a peaceful setting plus there is room for your horse, goats and chickens. Additional adjoining land available to lease if desired. The home conveys with a new roof, new siding and warranty on both. For added protection, the house has been under a termite prevention contract for many years. 4.23 acres for animals, gardens, and RV/truck/equipment parking with no HOA, covenants or restrictions !! NO HOA !! This home is registered with the Maryland Historic Registry, CH-218, but is not encumbered by any restrictions. The home has Open Beams in the kitchen, Antique Decorative Moldings and Transom Windows throughout, Stainless Steel Appliances, large and mostly fenced yard, corner lot, rural views. Infrastructure is very sound with 2 gas/heat pump furnaces, 2 central air units, 400 amp electric, wired for generator, drilled well, underground electric, FIOS Internet. The property is located in the highly sought after school district of Dr. Thomas L. Higdon Elementary School, Piccowaxen Middle School and La Plata High School !! Close proximity to Dahlgren, VA (11 miles), La Plata, MD (11 miles), Pax River (30 miles), Fredericksburg, VA (37 miles), Cove Point, MD (37 miles), Washington DC (38 miles), Alexandria, VA (39 miles). Location History: The Town of Newport, Maryland Historic Registry, CH-786, was established when settlers migrated from St. Mary's City in the late 1600's to the New Port. Historic artifacts have surfaced from that era (circa 1710 - 1870). Agent has financial interest in property and is willing to help with closing costs.

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Listed by: Fitzgerald Realty Auctioneers