A remarkable 1,050-acre estate in Chestertown, Maryland, dating back to 1743, is currently on the market. This site was pivotal during the Battle of Caulk’s Field in the War of 1812, with remnants of history lying beneath the surface of the expansive farmland. The property boasts a charming colonial-style manor and a breathtaking historic landscape, now an intriguing opportunity in the high-end real estate sector.
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