Farmhouse/National Folk

A truly unique 18+ acre opportunity in Dickerson offering exceptional versatility, privacy and potential. The property features two existing detached single-family residences, plus a third partially constructed structure with foundation and structural work already in place, creating an opportunity for a buyer to continue, redesign or reimagine the property subject to applicable approvals. Significant planning, engineering and infrastructure work has already been completed, including approved well and septic improvements and previously approved building plans. Adding to the property's flexibility, the Wilson H. Cecil House has been removed from the Locational Atlas & Index of Historic Sites, eliminating an important historic-preservation constraint that previously affected the property. The property also benefits from an established Special Exception/Conditional Use, providing an additional layer of existing land-use history and potential. With over 18 acres, multiple existing residences and improvements, infrastructure already in place and extensive groundwork completed, this is far more than a traditional residential offering. Ideal for those envisioning a private estate, multigenerational compound, agricultural or owner-user opportunity, investment property, or other creative use subject to Montgomery County requirements and approvals. Bring your vision and explore the possibilities of this extraordinary property. Plans, permits, engineering and supporting documentation available.

A truly unique 18+ acre opportunity in Dickerson offering exceptional versatility, privacy and potential. The property features two existing detached single-family residences, plus a third partially constructed structure with foundation and structural work already in place, creating an opportunity for a buyer to continue, redesign or reimagine the property subject to applicable approvals. Significant planning, engineering and infrastructure work has already been completed, including approved well and septic improvements and previously approved building plans. Adding to the property's flexibility, the Wilson H. Cecil House has been removed from the Locational Atlas & Index of Historic Sites, eliminating an important historic-preservation constraint that previously affected the property. The property also benefits from an established Special Exception/Conditional Use, providing an additional layer of existing land-use history and potential. With over 18 acres, multiple existing residences and improvements, infrastructure already in place and extensive groundwork completed, this is far more than a traditional residential offering. Ideal for those envisioning a private estate, multigenerational compound, agricultural or owner-user opportunity, investment property, or other creative use subject to Montgomery County requirements and approvals. Bring your vision and explore the possibilities of this extraordinary property. Plans, permits, engineering and supporting documentation available.