The median home value in Buckeystown, MD is $502,500.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $360,000.
The national median home value is $277,796.
The average price of homes sold in Buckeystown, MD is $502,500.
Approximately 53% of Buckeystown homes are owned,
compared to 38% rented, while
8% are vacant.
Buckeystown real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Buckeystown real estate agent to arrange a tour
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Price reduced under appraised value. An amazing opportunity awaits you to purchase 2 parcels for one price in Buckeystown. The current owners have lovingly respected the integrity of these unique buildings for 50 years. The 3 bedroom, 1 and ½ bath home at 3528 Buckeystown Pike, is a modest colonial home built of rare, iron rich stone quarried along the Monocacy River. The home was owned by the Buckey family and in the 1850âs was a millinery shop. The original built in warming closet adjacent to the 1820âs fireplace is unique. The second fireplace on the 1st floor was refaced with stone in the 1940âs and conveys a wood burning insert. In 1917, an addition was added that replaced the summer kitchen with a large open kitchen and pantry and bedrooms. Upgrades include replacement windows, new furnace, new hot water heater and the roof is 2 years young. The home boasts of 18-inch window ledges, original flooring, hardware, and doors. A 2nd story year around south facing sun porch and 3rd floor attic add to the charm of the home. The detached 2 story, 2 car garage offers a variety of opportunities for vehicles, a workshop or storage area. Mature trees and flower beds surround a private outdoor sitting area. The house was included on Smithsonian, Frederick County Landmark and Buckeystown Preservation Society tours. The adjacent stone building is perfect for an artist/hobbyist or storage area with a loading dock. It is well known by many as Bodmerâs Stoves and Pottery at 3532 Buckeystown Pike. The history of the properties is well documented by the current owner and her books on the village are a legacy for Frederick County. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to own two historic stone structures, described by architect Frank Lloyd Wright in 1934 as the most beautiful stone he had ever had the pleasure to behold. Call for a showing today and fall in love with the beauty, the simplicity and history of these properties.
