Historic Annapolis Home Hits Market, Boasts Colonial Ties

ANNAPOLIS, MD — A slice of Downtown Annapolis heritage hit the housing market on Thursday. The 19th century home touts deep historical ties.

Most notably, Samuel Chase, a signer of the Declaration of Independence, used to live on the property. Chase died in 1811, and the current home was built on the same site in 1850. The next buyers will be the 10th to live on this plot of land since Chase called it home.

Seeking $975,000, the interior is completely remodeled. Highlights include a backyard patio and a rooftop deck overlooking the Maryland State House.

• Address: 74 East St, Annapolis, Maryland
• Price: $975,000
• Square Feet: 2037
• Bedrooms: 3
• Bathrooms: 2 Full and 1 Half Baths
• Built: 1850
• Features: Modern Euro-luxury meets historic charm in this bright turn-key 3bed/2.5bath home in the heart of downtown Annapolis. Located a short walking distance to the Naval Academy, City Dock, and all the restaurants and shopping of Main Street and Maryland Ave, this fully renovated home features parking for up to 3 cars, a charming fenced tiered garden area with beautiful landscaping & patio space, as well as street side cafe table space. The interior features hardwood flooring throughout, modern high-end finishes and two fireplaces. The second-floor front bedroom/office enjoys abundant sunlight. The back bedroom features a private balcony overlooking the garden. The third-floor suite includes a private bath, high ceilings and a large roof deck with views of the surrounding neighborhood and the State House and Naval Academy Chapel domes. A fourth lower level is accessed from an exterior stairwell and provides great storage space. With its thoughtful design, and exceptional use of space, this home is a true gem of Historic Annapolis. Bonus fun fact: Buyers will become just the 10th family to own the location since Samuel Chase, Signer of the Declaration of Independence, lived on the property. See MLS docs for a full list of property improvements.

This listing originally appeared on realtor.com. For more information and photos, click here.