200 PROSPECT STREET

PRICE REDUCTION of $10,000 PLUS nearly $20,000 in NEW UPGRADES! BRAND-NEW STAINLESS-STEEL APPLIANCES! ELECTRIC UPGRADES modernizing the ENTIRE HOME! FULL AESBESTOS REMOVAL with CERTIFICATE ATTACHED in the listing! REFRESHED PAINT THROUGHOUT! This is truly a modernized historic home and an absolute MUST SEE!! Schedule your private tour TODAY! Don't miss the newly added photos and the whole home video! This home is a rare gem for anyone who appreciates a pastoral aesthetic, craftsmanship, and local history. Built in 1910, this two-story Colonial has known generations of families, experienced renovations and an addition, and is ready to begin its next chapter with you. Every room is a unique meeting place of the past and present. The kitchen features its original double-bowl double-drainboard farmhouse sink, vintage pie safe cabinet doors commissioned from a Mt. Airy artist and has been upgraded with brand new appliances. The family room centers around a large working fireplace built from salvaged 19th century bricks, with a mantel made from hand-hewn wood reclaimed from a local barn. The family room and foyer contain upcycled barn wood in the form of walls, flooring, and decorative accents, and also provide access to a newly installed first-floor bath. The formal entrance room to the house is walled in beautiful knotty pine, and each of the two entry doors still retain their original transom glass. Hardwood floors run throughout and add warmth to each room, including the bespoke heart of pine floors in four of the bedrooms. Upstairs, accessible by two different staircases, the main bedroom hosts pocket doors original to the home and connects to an indoor back porch which allows for a peaceful, light-filled view of the spacious garden and backyard. A short walk from the Middletown School Complex, Middletown Recreational Park, shops and restaurants, and with easy access to Route 40A, Route 17, I-70, I-270, and Route 15, this home is conveniently situated in a walkable small-town setting while still being close to Frederick and D.C. This beloved home has been stewarded and cared for since the last millennium and is now prepared to be a cherished part of your family’s history.

PRICE REDUCTION of $10,000 PLUS nearly $20,000 in NEW UPGRADES! BRAND-NEW STAINLESS-STEEL APPLIANCES! ELECTRIC UPGRADES modernizing the ENTIRE HOME! FULL AESBESTOS REMOVAL with CERTIFICATE ATTACHED in the listing! REFRESHED PAINT THROUGHOUT! This is truly a modernized historic home and an absolute MUST SEE!! Schedule your private tour TODAY! Don't miss the newly added photos and the whole home video! This home is a rare gem for anyone who appreciates a pastoral aesthetic, craftsmanship, and local history. Built in 1910, this two-story Colonial has known generations of families, experienced renovations and an addition, and is ready to begin its next chapter with you. Every room is a unique meeting place of the past and present. The kitchen features its original double-bowl double-drainboard farmhouse sink, vintage pie safe cabinet doors commissioned from a Mt. Airy artist and has been upgraded with brand new appliances. The family room centers around a large working fireplace built from salvaged 19th century bricks, with a mantel made from hand-hewn wood reclaimed from a local barn. The family room and foyer contain upcycled barn wood in the form of walls, flooring, and decorative accents, and also provide access to a newly installed first-floor bath. The formal entrance room to the house is walled in beautiful knotty pine, and each of the two entry doors still retain their original transom glass. Hardwood floors run throughout and add warmth to each room, including the bespoke heart of pine floors in four of the bedrooms. Upstairs, accessible by two different staircases, the main bedroom hosts pocket doors original to the home and connects to an indoor back porch which allows for a peaceful, light-filled view of the spacious garden and backyard. A short walk from the Middletown School Complex, Middletown Recreational Park, shops and restaurants, and with easy access to Route 40A, Route 17, I-70, I-270, and Route 15, this home is conveniently situated in a walkable small-town setting while still being close to Frederick and D.C. This beloved home has been stewarded and cared for since the last millennium and is now prepared to be a cherished part of your family’s history.