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Built in 2008 this federal- style brick farmhouse crowns a hilltop in the Sugarloaf Mountain area of Montgomery County, Maryland, appearing to have existed in the rural landscape for the past 200 years. Designed by Neumann Lewis Buchanan Architects known for their architecture of timeless character and built by Potomac Valley Builders this home was recognized by Northern VA AIA and also by Period Homes. The design of the home is inspired by the understated brick farmhouses with clapboard additions, tin roofs, covered porches that date from the late 18” and early 19” centuries. The house was sited in complete harmony with its natural setting and exudes comfort, grace and simplicity. The use of reclaimed and natural materials like fieldstone, clay brick lime mortar, clapboard siding and vintage oak floorboards complete the house inside and out. Beneath the traditional facades, the house offers every modern convenience to make living here comfortable including a first floor primary suite. The home is located on 78 private acres including a caretakers house, horse stable, riding arena, fenced pastures, pond and many more amenities. The expansiveness of this idyllic property, classic qualities of the impressive residence represents the kind of opportunity that seldom comes along.

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Toni Koerber