Found 29 blog entries tagged as Chestertown.


2025 was a year highlighted by growth and successful execution for my business here on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. Each year Coldwell Banker announces its highest producing agents worldwide and I am proud to announce that much like in 2024, not only am I our office's top producer but I am also recognized as one of the top 4% of agents internationally. Every sale for me represents either a new relationship or growing relationship here on the Eastern Shore. Whether you are interesting in improving your quality of life by buying here or would like to maximize your return by selling with my representation, I am here for you via phone at 443-480-4275 or email at murphy@cbchesapeake.com.

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Historic Farm Sold

This another example of successful preparation, marketing, and sale through my results driven and relationship based approach to real estate sales. Historic "Mount Mills" was patented in 1665 and the Sally Harris Mill House was constructed in 1793. This property is over 31 acres with pasture, creeks, and forest. This historically significant property sits high up on the banks of Madam Alice Branch, a tributary of the Wye River. The 18th Century charm is represented with the cedar shake gambrel roof, flemish bond brickwork, and 5 fireplaces. This property represents the fine aspects of Eastern Shore life. Wildlife here is abundant with birds, perch, deer, and turkeys all evidenced on the property. The heated pool, gardens, and privacy makes this the…

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101 S. Mill Street is on a quiet block just around the corner from the shops, galleries, and restaurants of Chestertown's Historic District and just 3 blocks from the waterfront promenade. The spacious rear yard with hobby shed is a gardener's delight. Historic charm with a modern floor plan is the theme here. This seller was able to quickly prepare, market, and sell his property for over asking price in the first week.  If you are thinking of buying in Chestertown please make sure to utilize the community pages on the website as a resource. If you live in Chestertown and are considering selling or just want to know how much your home could currently sell for, please visit my seller page for a private consultation.

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This amazing contemporary with sweeping views of Still Pond Creek in Worton just sold for over asking price and was only on the market for several days. This area of Kent County provides peace and tranquility with high banks alleviating flood concerns and houses that are perched high up providing incredible sightseeing. Wildlife are abundant here making it perfect for nature enthusiasts. Still Pond Creek itself provides great opportunity for boaters as well as it dumps directly into the Chesapeake Bay. This means that here you can leave your protected dock on the calm creek and be in vast open waters for fishing or sailing within minutes. The garage and updated dock were other great benefits of this property as life on the Eastern Shore comes…

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Dickens of a Christmas in Chestertown, December 6-8, 2019

The third annual Dickens of a Christmas is a fun weekend of Christmas events, folks in period dress and live music. House tours, carriage rides and High Tea are among the festivities, as well as a London Row of vendors selling handcrafted goods. Hot beverages and shops with refreshments add to the holiday merriment. 

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Annual RiverArts Holiday Show & Sale
November 17 - December 31, 2016

Chestertown is a unique destination to embark on Christmas shopping and holiday cheer. Walk the tree-lined brick streets and visit gift shops, clothing stores, galleries, bakery, coffee shop and restaurants. Stroll down to the town landing and walk along the Chester River Walk.  The RiverArts studio offers an array of artwork, pottery, textiles and other beautiful finds. Web Link to plan a visit  Chestertown Information.

 

 

 

 

 

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Washington College Academy of Lifelong Learning is hosting the following Learn at Lunch Event:

Alice Greenwald:  The making of the 9/11 Museum of New York

January 20, 2015 at 12:00 PM

  Reservations are required. Fee is $15 for Members and $20.00 for Non-members.  Link to More Washington College Info

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EASTERN SHORE - CHESTERTOWN

WINTERFEST WEEKEND

DECEMBER 5-7, 2014

Downtown Chestertown is hosting various holiday themed events throughout Chestertown this weekend.  Children's activities include Santa's Workshop, Ghost Stories of Historic Kent County, Toy Train and Model Railroad Exhibit at Kent County Public Library, and Colonial Crafts for Kids.

Also planned is the Colonial House Tour, Chester River Chorale Holiday Concert, Music at Fountain Park, and wine tastings.  Visit Winterfest Weekend Website for the complete schedule More Info Winterfest 

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War of 1812
Battle of Caulk's Field Re-enactment
Chestertown, MD

Saturday, August 30, 2014 - Activities Throughout Kent County
Sunday, August 31, 2014–The Re-enactment at Caulk's Field Battlefield

The Battle of Caulk’s Field took place in the night of Aug. 30 and early morning hours of Aug. 31, 1814, during the week between the burning of Washington and the attack on Fort McHenry. During that time the British navy had the task of blockading American shipping on the Chesapeake Bay, transporting Royal Marines and sailors to points of attack, and using a fleet of battle-rigged ships of the line to harass and disrupt American military, commerce and regular citizens. Read more Battle of Caulk's Field.

The Battle of Caulk’s Field Bicentennial…

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War of 1812 Battle of Caulk's Field
Bicentennial Re-enactment
Chestertown, MD

Saturday, August 30, 2014 - Activities throughout Kent County
Sunday, August 31, 2014–The Re-enactment at Caulk's Field Battlefield

The Battle of Caulk’s Field Bicentennial Re-Enactment is scheduled to take place on the original battlefield site located in Kent County, Maryland.  Read more Battle of Caulk's Field.  This is a 2-day event with plenty of things to do around Kent County.  Besides the actual re-enactment other planned activities include:  Tall Ship public sails and tours, parades, re-enactments, and dedications.

The Battle of Caulk’s Field took place in the night of Aug. 30 and early morning hours of Aug. 31, 1814, during the week between the burning of…

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