1440 Greenfield Road Adamstown, MD 21710

Welcome to your dream Cottage estate home in the highly coveted area of Adamstown. Nestled on over 26 acres of serene wooded and pasture land, this custom-built 2009 residence combines luxury with nature's beauty. The property features stunning views of the Sugarloaf Mountain range, visible from the expansive front porch and the fully concreted pool area, making it an ideal retreat for those who appreciate breathtaking landscapes. The property is permitted for a 1,000 square feet ADU, potentially larger upon permission from Frederick County (buyer to verify). Inside, the home boasts a magnificent 780-square-foot kitchen addition with top-of-the-line appliances and beautiful wide-planked hardwood flooring, perfect for culinary enthusiasts. The newly finished 1,200-square-foot basement offers versatile space for a home theater, gym, or family room, ensuring ample room for relaxation and entertainment. The practical two-car garage serves as a breezeway into a flexible storage area, blending convenience with elegance. This estate also includes a two-story barn and a fenced-in pasture, catering to equestrian activities or other outdoor hobbies. While the home provides a secluded, peaceful lifestyle, it remains just a short drive from Frederick's shopping, dining, and leisure activities, as well as close proximity to the Montgomery County line, ensuring easy access to urban conveniences. The main floor primary suite, with its stunning views, offers a tranquil escape, while additional bedrooms provide comfort and privacy for family and guests. Additionally, the primary suite has its own private French door entryway to your astounding built-in concrete pool. This home is the perfect balance of luxury and nature, providing a sanctuary where you can unwind, entertain, and enjoy the best of both worlds. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this extraordinary property; schedule your private showing today and discover the unmatched charm and elegance of this remarkable Cottage estate home in Adamstown.