Charlestown Homes with Colonial Style

Charlestown Homes with Colonial Style

Welcome to Charlestown, Maryland—a hidden gem nestled in the heart of Cecil County. This charming town, steeped in history and natural beauty, offers a unique blend of small-town charm and modern conveniences. With its picturesque waterfront views along the Elk River, Charlestown is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering ample opportunities for boating, fishing, and hiking. The town’s rich history is reflected in its well-preserved Colonial-style homes, which add character and elegance to the community.

Colonial-style homes in Charlestown are a true testament to the town's heritage. These timeless residences often feature symmetrical designs, gabled roofs, and classic brick facades, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. Inside, you’ll find spacious layouts, charming fireplaces, and intricate woodwork that tell stories of generations past. Living in a Colonial home in Charlestown means not only enjoying the architectural beauty but also becoming part of a vibrant community that values tradition and neighborly connections.

As you stroll through the tree-lined streets, you'll discover a welcoming atmosphere filled with friendly faces and local businesses. The town hosts various events throughout the year, from seasonal festivals to farmers’ markets, bringing residents together and fostering a strong sense of community.

Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or looking to settle down in a serene environment, Charlestown’s Colonial-style homes offer a perfect blend of history, charm, and modern living. Come explore this delightful town and find your dream home in a community that feels just like family.

Newest Charlestown Homes with Colonial Style

$675,000
4 Beds ⋅ 3 Baths
This fine example of 18th Charlestown, Maryland awaits its next steward. LINTON HOUSE, ca 1788 is situated in a unique Town setting on the Northeast River. Unique because of its history, historic architecture, maritime amenities and contemporary residences along the Northeast River. Charlestown is truly a fascinating experience. LINTON HOUSE played a dynamic part in the history of Charlestown and the surrounding area. Built by William Linton during the period when Charlestown was the county seat, this fine brick house stands as a handsome reminder of a most important period of America. This two-story, two rooms deep, five-bay, Flemish bond brick residence is a restrained example of high-style Georgian architecture. There are four bedrooms, two and a half baths, high ceilings, seven fireplaces, basement and attic. The center through stair hall entrance, leads to a grand terrace that overlooks the grounds. A modern wing, although not original to the house and built originally as a garage, offers many different possibilities. There is a belt course and molded water table. Large chimneys are set within the gable ends. The almost one-acre grounds include mature trees including two Dawn Cypress and an in-ground, salt-filtered pool. Linton House stands among other important properties .- Indian Queen ca 1742, Red Lyon Tavern, ca 1755 and Paca House, ca 1753. Paca was father of the Wm Paca who was a signer of the Declaration of Independence and first Governor of Maryland. One can imagine the "traffic" on this historic Post Road. The most recent owners enhanced their lifestyle with a master bath, hall bath, laundry on the bedroom level and modern closets. All-important and essential additions. There is also central air conditioning. The kitchen is a handsome surprise. CHARLESTOWN, was founded in 1742 by the Act of Maryland Assembly "to encourage Trade and Navigation as a means of promoting happiness and increasing the riches . . . there being yet no town settled at or near the head of the Chesapeake Bay." Because it was, also located along the "Post Road" between Philadelphia and Mr. Vernon, George Washington visited often. At that time, it featured several inns and taverns. A busy and most important route. Charlestown was named in honor of the Right Honorable Charles, Lord Baron of Baltimore. Charlestown is a different "busy". now. Life along the River with a thriving marina, boat ramps, a local pub and a fine restaurant - The Wellwood - Charlestown attracts summer river activities. It "rests" off season to enjoy its historic nature. There are museums, a church and a river walk all within its historic district. The charming Town Hall is the restored schoolhouse. A family of Osprey high above the cross roads entering Town welcomes visitors and announces one's arrival.

316 Market St, Charlestown

Listing courtesy of Maryland Heritage Properties. Contact: (443) 480-7342
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