Refine Search
Map
Sort by
327 Cannon St, Chestertown
$1,300,000
Mixed-use commercial property in charming historic Chestertown. 327 Cannon was newly constructed in 2006, yet is perfectly situated in bustling historic district. Offering historic charm without the extra maintenance. The building contains two large units with many possibilities. The first level is outfitted with a commercial kitchen and large dining space overlooking Cannon St. Over 1300 sq ft of professional kitchen space, an office, and dining area. The space has many possibilities for a restaurant or other commercial business in the future. Currently, this unit is leased to Occasions Catering. The upstairs apartment is inviting and spacious, offering two bedrooms each with an ensuite full bathroom. The living space is open and airy, with ample natural light, vaulted ceilings, hardwood floors and a gas fireplace. The large loft could be an office, den, or creative studio space. The walk-in attic provides additional storage. An ideal investment in historic Chestertown.

327 Cannon St, Chestertown

Listing courtesy of Gunther-McClary Real Estate. Contact:

106 Queen St S, Chestertown
$799,900
3 Beds ⋅ 4 Baths
Built Before America: A Pre-Revolutionary Home in the Heart of Chestertown's Historic District The Bedingfield Hands House, circa 1750, is more than a home—it's a living piece of Chestertown history. Nestled in the heart of the Historic District, this pre-Revolutionary residence has stood witness to generations of change while retaining the charm, craftsmanship, and character that make historic homes so special. History is woven into every corner of the property—from the prominence of past owners down to the foundation, which contains the mast of a ship. The only home downtown with such a generous private front courtyard framed by mature landscaping, vibrant seasonal gardens, brick herringbone paths that create a peaceful retreat just steps from town and the Chester River. Whether enjoying a quiet morning coffee, entertaining guests, or simply admiring the blooms, the outdoor spaces are truly a stand-out feature. Approaching the home, guests are welcomed by a wide red front door, a traditional symbol of hospitality in early America, inviting visitors inside just as it has for centuries. Inside, approximately 2,472 square feet of thoughtfully preserved living space blends historic character with modern comfort. Original wide-plank hardwood floors, period moldings and built-in cabinetry, reflect the home's 18th-century origins, while updated kitchens, baths, and central air/heat provide the conveniences expected today. To the right of the grand foyer, a cozy study lined with built-in bookshelves provides the perfect home office or library and could easily be converted into a first-floor bedroom for those seeking single-level living flexibility. A first floor full bathroom with walk in shower is located conveniently around the corner straight through the foyer. To the left of the foyer and at the forefront of the home, the stunningly preserved parlor, featuring 12x12 wavy glass windows, original panel walls and stunning gas fireplace with pine panel surround, offers an elegant setting for entertaining guests or enjoying quiet evenings at home. Just beyond, the large dining room serves as a memorable gathering space, complete with another fireplace, built-in cabinetry, and a charming pop-out window seat overlooking the side gardens. Just beyond that is a chef's kitchen featuring updated appliances, abundant storage cabinetry, generous island workspace, and a soaring tapered tray ceiling that creates an airy and inviting atmosphere. The kitchen breakfast nook is highlighted by panoramic bay window wall. Off the breakfast nook is a convenient half bath and steps to the side courtyard with pergola and a screened porch. The garage—another rarity in the Historic District—provides valuable storage and convenience. Upstairs, the spacious primary suite blends historic character with thoughtful updates, featuring a practical double closet and an en-suite bath highlighted by distinctive MacKenzie-Childs tile floors and decorative vanity hardware. Two additional generously sized bedrooms and a full bathroom provide comfortable accommodations for guests. Beyond its appeal as a private residence, it is ranked in the top 5% of Chestertown AirBnbs and a guest favorite. Whether you're seeking a full-time residence, weekend retreat, or income-producing investment, this property offers exceptional flexibility. Furniture is negotiable for a truly turnkey opportunity. Step outside and enjoy everything that makes Chestertown so beloved. Stroll to art galleries, Chestertown marina, quaint shops, restaurants, the farmers market, and waterfront park. Enjoy annual traditions such as the Tea Party Festival, Downrigging Weekend, and Dickens of a Christmas, all just moments from your front door. Become the steward of a treasured landmark while enjoying the comfort, beauty, and lifestyle that have made it one of Chestertown's most admired homes for generations.

106 Queen St S, Chestertown

Listing courtesy of Chesapeake Real Estate Associates, LLC. Contact:

How much is your home worth?

Get instant property value now!