Situated as the last privately owned property on Maple Dam Road before entering Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge, this 10.54± acre offering occupies an exceptional setting surrounded by refuge lands on all sides. The property lies within thousands of acres of permanently protected public ground, providing unmatched privacy, wildlife presence, and long-term landscape preservation in the heart of Dorchester County. Improvements include a 1,718± square-foot residence powered by a PV solar array, backed by an on-demand 22kw generator delivering efficient and sustainable energy. Climate control is handled by six mini-split systems, with an additional in-box unit conveying with the sale, offering flexibility for future expansion or replacement. The home features two gas fireplaces, with one having an option to burn wood, adding both comfort and versatility. A four-person hot tub is included, creating an ideal space to unwind and watch the sunset. A 30’ x 30’ garage with 14-foot ceilings provides ample room for boats, equipment, and sporting gear. in addition to the large garage, a climate-controlled office/workshop is just steps away from the main house. The land itself is highlighted by natural marsh ponds and wetlands, enhancing habitat and contributing to the area’s outstanding waterfowl hunting and well-established Sika deer population. This property offers a unique opportunity to enjoy legitimate hunting and outdoor recreation from a private home site while being fully immersed within one of Maryland’s most iconic conservation landscapes. Whether used as a full-time residence, weekend retreat, or generational sporting property, Maple Dam Road delivers an exceptional blend of access, privacy, and outdoor heritage that is increasingly difficult to find on the Eastern Shore. A BAT System upgrade plan has been developed to bring BAT/BIP System up to standards. Contact for additional information.
Listing courtesy of The Land Group. Contact: (410) 934-3478
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