If the luxurious waterfront life is what you dream of, then this is the listing for you!
Perched along the shores of Broad Creek and San Domingo Creek, on the former site of historic Beverly Manor (circa 1867), this contemporary home has incomparable views of the water. On paper, it's a 5-bedroom, 5.5-bath house, but in reality, it is so much more.
24629 Beverly Road in St. Michaels is the perfect blend of form and function, all situated on over 9 acres of prime waterfront Virginia land. It is currently listed for $12,750,000 by Meredith Fine Properties.
The main floor has a generous open plan, with each room spilling over into the next. This makes the most of the natural light that comes streaming in and the million-dollar views.
Everyone will love congregating around the central kitchen island when it comes to prepping meals. The open layout ensures enough room for everyone to get their own workspace, and all of the appliances are top-of-the-line. Even the kitchen looks out onto the creek and a cozy breakfast nook. Just beyond that, a sunroom opens out into the backyard.
Upstairs, the master suite is an absolute oasis. Its cavernous proportions are warmed up and made cozy by a wood-burning fireplace and intimate seating area. The private balcony overlooking the grounds is perfect for enjoying your morning coffee.
Your out-of-town visitors will love the privacy of the guest house. It's close to the water and has its own full kitchen.
In the summertime, everyone will love the sparkling pool out back. There is plenty of space to grill your dinner, lounge in the sun, or do your morning laps.
The wooden deepwater dock will be another favorite spot to launch your boat or just go fishing. All in all, this incredible home has everything you need to live a luxurious life of leisure.
**Photos courtesy of Meredith Fine Properties.
For more information, or to schedule a tour of the property, see the original listing.
What are your favorite features of this beautiful home in St. Michaels? Is it the historical nature of the property and grounds, or the endless wooden dock? Let us know in the comments.