4110 Old Town Rd, Huntingtown, MD 20639

Welcome to 4110 Old Town Road, 11.55 acres in the heart of the Huntingtown Town Center, where a 1930 farmhouse still sits among its barns and open fields. The house offers 5 bedrooms and 3.5 baths across three levels, with 3,656± sq ft of finished space. Hardwood floors, crown moldings, chair railings, and a formal dining room survive throughout, along with a partially finished walkout basement and a walk-up attic. A deck and covered porch look out over the fields. The land is the story here. Open pasture and wooded slope, two barns, a stable, a chicken coop, a corn crib, a shed, and a detached two-car garage make the property well suited to horses, farming, or simply room to breathe. Acreage like this rarely comes available inside a Calvert County town center, where most parcels are small and have been in the same hands for generations. Zoned Town Center (TC), the parcel carries long-term flexibility uncommon for a property of this size. Calvert County Planning and Zoning has confirmed it sits in the Mixed Use Core subarea, with a small portion in the Neighborhood subarea. Percolation testing was completed in April 2021 and found satisfactory with revisions by the Calvert County Health Department, and a nine-lot layout prepared by Barrett & Associates of Prince Frederick accompanies the offering. The property is currently tenant-occupied on a short-term lease, so it works as a hold with income now or as a residence when the term ends. Frontage on Old Town Road with immediate proximity to MD Route 2/4. 7 miles to Prince Frederick, 28 to Annapolis, 42 to Washington, D.C. Calvert County Public Schools. The adjoining 0.76-acre property at 4090 Old Town Road is available separately at $515,000, or both together as a 12.31± acre assemblage at $1,513,000. Whether you envision a working farm, a homestead, or a long-term hold in a designated town center, 4110 Old Town Road offers acreage, character, and options that are hard to find anywhere else in Calvert County. Private well and on-site septic; there is no public water or sewer in the Huntingtown Town Center. Heating is oil-fired radiator and cooling is by window units. Structures date to 1930 and outbuildings are of similar age; buyer to assess condition of all improvements. The 2021 perc plan was reviewed by the Health Department for percolation purposes only and was not submitted to Planning and Zoning; no subdivision plat is recorded. Property is offered subject to an existing lease; showings by appointment with notice. Buyer to independently verify zoning, permitted uses, subdivision, and development potential with Calvert County.