Robert Crain Hwy, Upper Marlboro, MD 20772

There is a mistake and the house at 7200 Crain Highway is not for sale. If you are at that house, you are at the wrong property. There is no house on the farm. Please call the listing agent for instructions to view the property. 114 +/- acre property within 25 minutes of Washington DC! 10 minutes to Upper Marlboro or Andrews Air Force Base. Build your dream home, sit back and watch the deer, turkey, fox, hawks, woodpeckers, rabbits, and squirrels play! There is plenty of room for horseback riding trails, hiking trails, biking trails , wildlife photography. There are a lot of public parks with less land. This is a diamond in the rough. The property lends itself well to horses, cattle, farming, and other agricultural uses. Electric is present, with the meter and main panel located at the stables. The grounds are mostly wooded, with some open fields, and some fields partially overgrown. Several old farm roads are present, but partially overgrown. The well is approximately 55 ft deep, and is located about 50 ft from the stable. Buildings present include: A large barn with hayloft and stalls. Some portions are constructed of hand hewn lumber. Cinder block stable, with tack room ; has electric and a frost free water faucet. Cinder block kennel, on a concrete pad. Fencing is present, but is in disrepair. Another cinder block building frame is present. All buildings are in various states of repair. The property is under an agricultural easement. Please read the "Historic Agricultural Resource Preservation Program Deed Of Easement" in the documents section of this listing. This document explains the possible ability of the property owner to construct a home, as well as all other possible uses of, and restrictions to, the property. A PEPCO power line goes through the property. Go to the documents section in this listing and read through the deed between the owners family and the Potomac Electric Power Company for possible agricultural uses of the land below the power lines afforded to the owners of the abutting land. The seller makes no claim or warranty regarding the use. The buyers must review the documents and verify acreage for their intended use with the appropriate state/county agency.