3.3 Acres of Residential Land with Home for Sale in Cockeysville, Maryland

Live authentically. The Yeates House was built around 1738 in Turners Creek, Maryland. It was owned by Colonel Donaldson Yeates, commissary officer for the Eastern Shore in the Continental Army. Yeates purchased a seven-acre parcel with Tobias Rudolph, merchant of Cecil County, in 1770. Named Knocks Folly, it became a thriving village. In the 1960s, the president of the Kent Historical Society attempted to save the Yeates house at its original site. In the late 1960s, Leonard C. Crewe Jr. purchased the Yeates House for $5,000 to accompany the Ross House as a guest cottage on Preservation Hill. He again gathered Bryden B. Hyde as the architect and John Hurst Purnell Jr. as the builder to work on the reconstruction of the Yeates House. It took three years to complete the project. The preservation of history combined with modernity is eminent throughout the home. Charm and architectural integrity are intact. So much opportunity to relish this cottage just as it is or potentially expand the footprint to meet your desires. Just minutes to Hunt Valley Towne Center and I-83, while feeling worlds apart. A peaceful oasis. Please book your appointment now. In the event the active date changes, you will be notified. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home. Please see listing MDBC2060962 for main house offered separately at $1,450,000 and listing MDBC2061210 for package with main house and cottage at $1,800,000.