6153 Long Point Road

Neavitt, MD 21652

Discover a haven of exquisite living with this magnificent property set over 5 acres of prime waterfront, just 15 minutes from St. Michaels. Designed for multi-generational families, large families, or entertaining, the property includes a main residence and a recently renovated guest house, both featuring ground-floor primary suites. The main residence offers breathtaking water vistas, spacious en-suite bedrooms, a versatile third-floor space, an extra-large pantry, and an extra-large laundry room. The guest house includes a modern kitchen, dining and lounging space, a ground-level master suite, a screened porch, and a separate laundry room. Six bathrooms are modern, tiled, and feature quartz finishes, adding to the home's elegant and contemporary design. The property also boasts over 300 feet of pristine shoreline, beautiful views of the bay, a deep-water dock that can host multiple boats and jet skis with its own ramp, an outdoor saltwater pool with an inbuilt jacuzzi, and an indoor Endless Pool Swim/Spa with 3 hydromassage seats. Sustainable amenities include geothermal heating, cooling, and a solar energy system. The second floor of the main residence features an additional primary suite plus another bedroom, both with renovated bathrooms and large walk-in closets. A versatile third-floor space is ideal for a home office or creative studio. An interior corridor past the 3-car garage leads to a dedicated indoor pool zone, fitness area, and cozy family lounge with fireplace and media abilities. The guest house's second floor has two bedrooms, a common area, and a renovated bathroom. With ample space to host family and friends for long periods of time, this property offers both comfort and sustainability in a picturesque setting near St. Michaels and Easton.

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