Talbot County Farm With Country Home, Multiple Outbuildings And Tillable Ac This exceptional farm in Talbot County, Maryland, presents a rare opportunity to own a highly productive Eastern Shore property that combines agricultural value, quality improvements, and premier recreational appeal. Situated in a region known for its fertile soils and strong farming history, this 90 acre home farm offers a balanced mix of tillable acreage, improved structures, and wildlife habitat, making it well-suited for farming operations, outdoor recreation, and long-term land investment. The property has a proven track record of row crop production, including corn, soybeans, and wheat. A diverse and productive soil profile supports continued agricultural use, with primary soils consisting of Mattapex silt loam and Nassawango silt loam across the majority of the fields. Additional areas include Mattapex-Woodstown soils located within previously enrolled CRP sections and wooded portions of the farm. These soils are well regarded across the Eastern Shore for their consistency and productivity, providing a solid foundation for both commercial farming and conservation practices. The farm is zoned agricultural, allowing flexibility for a variety of uses, including crop production, recreational enjoyment, and potential enrollment in conservation programs. A large portion of the acreage is tillable, offering income potential or lease opportunities, while the remaining mix of timber and habitat enhances the property's recreational value. At the center of the property sits a well-maintained 1,966 square foot brick ranch-style home built in 1997. The residence offers three bedrooms and two full bathrooms and has been thoughtfully designed for both comfort and functionality. The main living area features a spacious living room with a knotty pine accent wall and bowed window that brings in natural light. The dining room includes chair rail detailing, tongue-and-groove paneling, and a built-in glass-front cabinet, creating a functional and inviting setting. The kitchen is well-appointed with wood cabinetry extending to the ceiling, crown molding, stainless steel appliances, and a center island with seating. A pass-through connects the kitchen to the dining area, improving flow for daily use and gatherings. French doors lead to a sunroom that overlooks the surrounding farmland and wooded edges, providing a consistent view of the property throughout the seasons. The primary suite includes a private bathroom with a deep jetted soaking tub. Additional features of the home include a covered front porch and an attached two-car garage. Supporting the agricultural operation are several outbuildings, including a milk house and two additional structures, highlighted by a custom-built steel building. These improvements provide space for equipment storage, workshop use, and potential game processing. From a recreational standpoint, this Talbot County farm offers strong hunting opportunities. A large pond, complete with a strategically placed hunting pit, is heavily utilized by migratory Canada geese during the season. The combination of open ground, water, and surrounding timber creates an ideal setup for waterfowl hunting. The property also supports a healthy population of whitetail deer, adding to its appeal for hunting and outdoor recreation. For buyers seeking additional acreage, an adjoining 82.54 acre tract is also available. This parcel includes a large portion of tillable ground, with sections previously enrolled in CRP. The additional tract provides an opportunity to expand the farming operation, increase recreational use, or secure additional investment acreage. It may be purchased together with the home farm or separately, offering flexibility for a r Property taxes shall be based on the acreage as determined by the Buyer’s survey and the acreage conveyed. Taxes will be prorated proportionally from the total parent tract of 582 acres.
Trappe Business Park -38± Acres in Trappe, Maryland. Exceptional industrial development opportunity in the heart of Talbot County. Trappe Business Park consists of approximately 38± acres with a preliminary plat approved by the Town of Trappe for twelve (12) industrial building lots. Lot sizes range from approximately 1.5 acres up to 11.8 acres, offering flexibility for a variety of industrial, flex, warehouse, or service oriented uses. Strategically positioned just 1,500 feet from U.S. Route 50, the property provides excellent regional access along the primary corridor connecting the Eastern Shore to Annapolis, Baltimore, and the Delaware beaches. The site is also located less than half a mile from the rapidly expanding residential and mixed use community of Lakeside at Trappe, creating built in proximity to a growing workforce and customer base. Planned infrastructure includes municipal water and sewer service, enhancing development efficiency and long term value. With approved layout, strong access, and nearby growth, Trappe Business Park presents a rare opportunity to establish or expand your footprint in one of the Eastern Shore’s most active growth corridors. Property can be purchased as a whole or by individual lot sales. Ideal for investors, developers, or end users seeking shovel ready potential in a strategic location.
Discover one of Talbot County’s rare farms that combines productive farmland, waterfront, and exceptional recreational opportunities. This 105.72-acre agricultural property features approximately 80± acres of tillable ground and is well suited for continued farming, income production, or long-term land investment. The open farmland is framed by wooded perimeter lines with a mixture of mature hardwoods and softwoods, including pine and oak, providing privacy, scenic beauty, and excellent wildlife habitat. The property is zoned agricultural, offering flexibility for farming, recreation, or investment use. The tillable acreage carries an overall NCCPI rating of approximately 57.3, indicating solid, productive ground suitable for row crops, small grains, and conservation programs. The farm boasts over 2,500 feet of water frontage on Miles Creek, offering excellent duck and goose hunting opportunities. The property is located on a known migratory flyway for ducks and geese along the Chesapeake Bay, making it a proven waterfowl destination. A network of trails through the wooded areas leads to a cleared waterfront area on Miles Creek featuring a dock and picnic table, ideal for family activities, swimming, and fishing. A small point along the creek includes a strategically placed booby blind, positioned for effective duck and goose hunting. Additional amenities include multiple duck blinds on Miles Creek and a goose pit. The historic two-story farmhouse, dating to the early 1900s, offers five bedrooms and one full bathroom and features a new roof and siding. Beginning with the main floor, the home offers a large living room, dining room, kitchen, and the first of five bedrooms. The second floor includes four large bedrooms and a full bath. The residence is accessed by a private driveway off Saulsbury Road, providing convenient access while maintaining a high level of privacy. A small shed next to the home provides additional storage. This property is income-producing, with revenue potential from farming operations, CRP enrollment, and hunting leases, making it a versatile investment opportunity, productive farm, or private recreational retreat with waterfront access. Property is being offered in cooperation with Casey Kennedy and Whitetail Properties.
This parcel is located between Trappe and Easton is almost 3/4 of an acre. A great piece of land in a sought-after Talbot County with buildable potential. The property is currently undergoing evaluation for SDA/perc. Convenient to shopping, dining, and local amenities. Enjoy all that the Eastern Shore has to offer!
Nearly one acre of land ideally located along Ocean Gateway (Route 50) between Trappe and Easton, Maryland. This property offers excellent visibility and convenient access to major routes. Situated in a central location on the Eastern Shore, you are just minutes from shopping, dining, and local amenities. Offered at $40,000, this is an affordable chance to secure land in a highly traveled corridor. Perc and water tables may need to be re-tested for the SDA approved in 2007.
1.28 Acres of vacant land on Route 50 Eastbound between Almshouse Road and Sanderstown Road. Undergrowth and small trees have been cleared and woodchips spread for easy access. Property does not have a SDA and therefore is not a buildable lot at this time. A 3 bedroom SDA application has been made for this 2026 wet season testing. Property will also need a driveway connection to Route 50 (an approved SDA will block access from the existing shared driveway). A variance from the 150’ state highway setback will need to be obtained also. The site plan has an area designated as non-tidal wetlands. MDE has indicated that they will allow an up to 5,000 sq ft encroachment into that area for a larger building footprint. PLEASE DO NOT drive back onto the neighbor property to the back left.
Prime hunting farm on the Choptank River in Talbot County. 49+ acres, duck, geese, deer, 500'+ of waterfrontage, 3.5-4' MLW, pond, sandy beach, beautiful, broad, westerly views.
Trappe is located in Maryland. Trappe, Maryland has a population of 1,098. Trappe is less family-centric than the surrounding county with 20.56% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 22.67%.
The median household income in Trappe, Maryland is $66,181. The median household income for the surrounding county is $79,349 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Trappe is 44 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 28.2 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.5 inches per year, with 11.3 inches of snow per year.
