16220 Falls Rd, Monkton, MD 21111

Live authentically. BEST OFFERS IN BY SUNDAY, JULY 14TH MIDNIGHT. SELLER PREFERS NO ESCALATION CLAUSES. Woodland modern. A house that transcends its setting. A challenging depth of simplicity achieved. Living sculpture. The current stewards drew their inspiration from the roots of modernism and the concept of Gesamtkunstwerk or "TOTAL WORK OF ART" embraced by the Weiner Wekstatte, Josef Hoffman, Kollman Moser, Charles Renie Mackintosh and Christopher Dresser. The vision for copper clad doors and panels grew from an admiring of the work of Erik Magnusson and Reuben Haley’s Ruba Rombic -Cubism. Artistry infused in every design detail. Woodworking with the precision of a custom boat maker must be experienced. But first you must arrive…motor past the soothing, ever flowing river and take the winding drive up… and around… the anticipation of what’s to come grows… and set magnificently as if it grew out the earth… it stands… siding tone that communes with the forest… you know a tremendous sensory experience is about to unfold. Total privacy abounds. Sensitive siting allows for the daily celebration of sunrise from the east and magnificent sunsets from the great room and deck overlooking the river to the west. The connection to nature is deep and palpable. Ample open flat ground to express yourself with any desired outdoor pursuits. Let the imagination run wild. A true oasis. The ground work has been laid for you… an incredible opportunity to finish the cooking and gathering spaces with your own aesthetic flair. The lower level is rich with the smells of the forest. Another Charles Renie Mackintosh inspired space with a highly functional and visually pleasing wall system that is a marvel unto itself designed by the seller. Recycled timbers of old growth vertical grain Douglas Fir are taken to new heights. Anchored by fireplace. Built in sink for future bar area and large covered indoor outdoor space with a plethora of possibilities. Spaces are flexible, the ability for suite on first and second floor exists. The bathroom design was inspired by the work of the Austrian architect Adolf Loos. Dwell in peaceful harmony. The house is livable in its present state. A simpler rustic kitchen is currently in place for functionality. List of materials to convey and list of materials to be excluded that are available for purchase are posted. See building plans and permit . This property consists of two parcels, one of them is across the street by the Gunpowder River. Contiguous to Baltimore County owned land. NCR trail just minutes from your abode… embrace the Monkton lifestyle. You will be glad you did. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home.