Old Beauchamp Farm
Some properties are valuable because of what they produce. Others are valuable because of the stories they carry. Old Beauchamp Farm offers both.
Set on 71.4± acres in the heart of Somerset County, this property has quietly evolved for more than 300 years while remaining true to its agricultural roots. Today it offers productive farmland, mature timber, quality wildlife habitat, and one of the oldest surviving homes on Maryland’s Eastern Shore.
Approximately 37 acres are in active agricultural production, providing income while preserving the open landscape that has defined the farm for generations. The remaining woodland, ponds, and trail system create a property equally suited for recreation, hunting, hiking, or simply enjoying the outdoors.
For the sportsman, the farm is ready to be enjoyed. Established deer habitat, mature hardwoods, edge cover, open fields, and two ponds support abundant wildlife throughout the year. Whether your interests are whitetail hunting, waterfowl, riding trails, or introducing the next generation to the outdoors, the property offers the kind of diversity that is increasingly difficult to find.
The historic residence, originally constructed around 1711, has been thoughtfully maintained while respecting its history and character. A separate guest house provides additional accommodations for family, friends, or guests and has successfully served as a short-term rental. Both homes are being offered fully furnished, allowing the next owner to begin enjoying the property immediately.
Old Beauchamp Farm is not simply a historic home with acreage. It is a complete Eastern Shore property where agriculture, recreation, conservation, and history share a common thread.
Properties like this are becoming increasingly rare. They cannot be recreated. They can only be cared for and passed to the next steward.
