Built in 2005, the artfully-designed home has a private setting.  It is just a walk away from Still Pond Creek and the Community Dock.  The home is now being offered for $382,000.   More Photos and Info

 PRICE REDUCED TO $772,000 - Located just 5-minutes from Chestertown - The home is in perfect harmony with the natural wooded landscape. Privately sited on 24.8-acres, the retreat is designed to capture the extraordinary panoramic views of the pond, stream, footbridges, birds and other wildlife. Wood floors and architectural details create a warm ambienc e. Also features gourmet kitchen, carriage house, and endless pool.  More Property Info 

Tall Ships, skipjacks, schooners, buyboats and wooden boats will be visiting October 27-30, 2011 for the Annual Chestertown Downrigging Weekend, Tall Ship and Wooden Boat Festival.  Downrigging Weekend has become one of Kent County’s largest events, with more than 10,000 visitors. Sail on a “Tall Ship" or go onboard for a tour. The kick-off begins on Friday with the Tall Ships Illuminated from 6:00-9:00 PM and fireworks at 7:00.  Saturday events include the Wooden Boat Show, Canon Demonstration by ‘The British Marines”, concerts, lectures and exhibits.  The Remote Control Model Sailboat Exhibition is on Sunday.  TRICK or TREAT on the “Tall Ships” will be on Sunday 2:30-4:30 PM.  Downrigging Info Link

Ghost Walks of Chestertown, October 21-22, 2011.  With over 300 years of history, Chestertown is rich in regional folklore and ghost stories. Sea captains and merchants, Revolutionary and Civil War soldiers, farmers and watermen, offer a compelling backdrop for stories passed down through generations.  Contemporary interviews with local residents and business owners offer accounts of odd tales. Guides will walk ticket holders by lantern light through centuries of stories of mayhem, hauntings and murder.  Chestertown Ghost Walks begin at 7:30 in front of the White Swan Tavern.  More Ghost Walk Info

The Chestertown Wildlife Exhibition & Sale will be held this weekend on October 14 & 15, 2011.  This is the 32nd Annual show featuring, carvers, painters, artists and photographers.  From its inception, the show has used proceeds from its annual event to benefit the community.  Stroll downtown in the Historic District to enjoy live music, talks, demonstrations and regional foods.  There will be special events including a Wine & Beer Tasting in Fountain Park.  More information at Chestertown Wildlife Exhibition

The Chestertown Historic House Tour is this Saturday, Oct. 1, 2011 from 1:00 - 5:00.  The tour is one of the oldest regional house tours.  A dozen historic properties will be showcased including Federal period merchant’s homes, tradesmen’s cottages, Colonial mansions and charming Victorians. With advance purchase you can also reserve a box lunch available at historic Emmanuel Church.  The church is the seat of the Episcopal Church in America.  For more information you can call 410-778-3499 or use this link Chestertown Historic House Tour

When I was growing up, a nice summer Saturday evening held great promise for me and my brothers.  If we were lucky, Mom and Dad might be taking us for our big outing to the Drive-in to see the latest Disney or John Wayne movie.  It was always an adventure.  First you had to find a speaker that worked which meant you got to ride up and down the rows until Dad found a suitable spot at just the right angle.  Then the trip to the Concession Stand - holding your snacks and trying to find your car again was always a challenge. It was great fun - just something about being in your PJs in the back seat in the dark with a speaker squawking in the window and the huge movie screen looming up ahead. 

We don't have a drive-in handy in Kent County, but you can

The 74th Annual Maryland House & Garden Pilgrimage will include a walking tour of Chestertown in Kent County, Maryland on  Saturday, May 14, from 10am-5pm.  The Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage (MHGP), a non-profit organization, is dedicated to the preservation and restoration of architecturally significant properties in the State of Maryland. The Pilgrimage has remained constant with this purpose since its formation in 1930.

Chestertown's 4-block walking tour of historic properties and gardens include: Emmanuel Church, c. 1767, The Geddes-Piper House, c. 1784, The Houston House & Garden, N. Queen St, C. 1771, The Nicholson House and Garden, N. Queen St., C. 1788, The Wallis-Wikes House and Garden, High St., c. 1780, The Sarvis House and

We know they will come back... but it is always a sigh of relief when Barbara and Kevin return from their annual 'Spring Break".  They returned a couple of weeks ago and have some new menu items to try out, and are introducing official "Burger Night" on Thursdays with a yummy Special Burger.  Their regular menu is also available.  Always fun to check out what's going on with their Website and Blog! Brooks Tavern.

DYNAMIC VIEWS FROM EVERY ROOM - WALK TO CHESTERTOWN

Sitting on the wrap-around porch is the perfect place to enjoy the serene setting of indigenous flora and wildlife of the Chesapeake Bay Eco System.  With 3,400 s.f., this graciously appointed home offers custom cabinetry, wide plank flooring, and 10’ ceilings.  Elevator allows easy access to all rooms. Other features include a 40’ boat slip, and a garage.  $1,395,000.