229 S Aurora St, Easton, MD 21601

There is excellent cell phone reception on Verizon and AT&T…Very Reliable high-speed internet should you need to telecommute! And Take advantage of all the outdoor fun that the MidShore of Maryland has to offer…the land of pleasant living….Talbot County itself enjoys over 700 miles of gorgeous shoreline along the Chesapeake Bay. 23 public boat launches. Outdoor recreation includes sailing, boating, fishing, paddling, swimming (2 public pools in the county) biking and hiking as around the corner is the rails to trails that runs through the town East & West in addition to North and South. We also have an indoor Ice Rink and a celebrated public golf course…Hog Neck…the Premier Public Golf Course on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. A Charming and well-preserved Colonial-style home in a highly desirable location. With its historic character and located in a prime spot in Easton MD-known for its cultural attractions i.e. Plein Air! The Waterfowl Festival, The Fire and Ice Festival, First Night Crab Drop! Easton, MD boasts the reputation for being named one of the best small towns in America many times over the years. This home is just a couple of blocks away from the Academy of Art Museum, local dining , and boutique shopping —it is a perfect blend of history and modern convenience. The home itself , built in 1910, features timeless architectural details and a solid build, typical of that era. The 3/4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths, along with the home's easy flow and light filled sunroom, is a comfortable and inviting living space. The spacious, well maintained backyard with mature plantings and a versatile outbuilding adds even more appeal, offering a private oasis for creative endeavors and even could be converted to living space if desired. If you are interested in buying this property you will note that it is a rare find in a desirable sought after location. PLEASE NOTE: there is a curb cut on this property where the former driveway was to the original carriage house out back. This could easily be made back into a parking pad to create offstreeet parking with a small bit of effort OR restore the old driveway and build a new garage....a permit would be needed.