Tulip Forest, a farm defined by scale, stewardship, and long-term value. Recognized as a premier sporting estate, this legacy holding property is the kind of asset that seldom comes to market on Maryland's Upper Eastern Shore. 1,054 +/- acres held intact under one ownership: 680 tillable acres, 272 acres of timber, 5 ponds, 3 impoundments, 26.75-acre wetlands restoration project, 45 acres CRP, a 3.75 mile interior gravel road system, 3 residences, and multiple farm outbuildings. At its center stands Caulk's Field House, circa 1743, a remarkably preserved residence on the ground recognized among Maryland's best-preserved War of 1812 sites. Nearly four miles of farm roads reach every corner of the property, and the ponds, impoundments, and mature timber hold waterfowl, whitetail and countless other game species. Also included beyond the farming operation: 7 acres zoned commercial, additional parcels zoned Village, and four sewer allocations secured along Georgetown Road. A working farm today, with room to grow, suited to farmers, sportsmen, conservation buyers, and investors.
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