Home For Sale In Princess Anne, Maryland

First surveyed in 1662, Hollyhurst was originally known as, More and Case It. The root of this tract name is thought to mean to take root and hold. Hollyhurst is oriented on an 8-acre waterfront parcel. Its presence on the Manokin River demonstrates it has clearly taken root in Somerset County to become one of the most significant waterfront properties on the Eastern Shore. Located along the banks of the Manokin River, the 1816 home represents the history of Somerset County plantation houses while offering the amenities of a modern home. The Flemish bond brick exterior of the home is highlighted also by the parapet gables on each end of the primary structure. The architectural details of the exterior complement the fully restored and renovated interior. Georgian paneling in the formal living room and the dentil molding in the dining room set the tone for this graceful home. Simple elegance resonates throughout the 4, 225 square feet of living space.