Wow House: $6.795M Manor House Comes with Beach Cottage, Stable, Garage Apartment

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, MD — Searching for your dream house or just daydreaming? Either way, take a peek inside one of the most eye-catching homes on the market in Anne Arundel County.

This week’s “Wow House” is located at 1441 Sharps Point Road in Annapolis. The estate's manor home has 4 bedrooms, a stable, pool, a thousand feet of waterfront footage, beach cottage, 6,500 square feet and is located along Whitehall Creek.

The asking price for this home is $6.795 million.

Here’s the Realtor’s description of the property from Realtor.com:

With more than 1,000 ft of water frontage on Whitehall Creek and a fully fenced yard, this unique property boasts 8.79 acres with a gated entry, a 4-bedroom manor home, an 8-car garage with apartment, a waterside pool & spa, a private pier with 10 ft water depth, a barn, stable, and 150 KW generator to power the entire operation! The magnificent detailing begins at the gated entry — the gatehouse, like the home and garage, is built with Lake Placid granite that is four inches thick. The detached 8-car garage, with granite exterior, has a full apartment upstairs — kitchen, living room, bedroom, gas fireplace, and full bath. Stroll to the outbuildings, including a barn, stable, and shed. In addition, the seller has created an adjoining protected 1.5 acre parcel that places the beach cottage, boathouses, and fire-pit in an HOA to be shared with the neighboring home. Each of the two homeowners has use of one of the boathouses, while the 3rd pier at the complex is available for guests.

The shoreline work (rip-rap, stone groins, etc.) cost close to $1.5 million and was the biggest private installation of rock in the state at the time it was constructed.

What makes this property is so special is the combination of the totally secure, private, resort setting (boating, swimming, horse-back riding, soccer, etc) that is still within easy reach of Annapolis, Washington or Baltimore.

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

»Photos courtesy of MRIS/Realtor.com