Maryland’s old homes tell a long story, shaped by both coastal and inland traditions. You’ll find early brick Colonials with tall chimneys, Folk Victorians with spindlework porches, and Craftsman bungalows with built-ins still in place. In older cities and port towns, historic row houses line narrow streets with original windows, shutters, and doors worn smooth by time. Rural parts of the state still have tidewater farmhouses, fieldstone houses, and homes with beehive ovens and wide-plank floors. Some have been lovingly preserved. Others are full of untouched details waiting to be rediscovered. If you’re drawn to centuries-old character and homes that feel anchored in place, you’ll find it in Maryland.

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