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Hickory Ridge Namesake Listed For $9 Million

Live in the home that inspired Hickory Ridge.

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HIGHLAND, MD — Horse lovers will be right at home at this property in Howard County, which was the namesake of Hickory Ridge. In addition to the main house and cottage, the property comes with two barns totaling 20 stalls, 11 paddocks, two exercise rings and a tack room.

Additional highlights are the English-style gardens, wine cellar, greenhouse, trail, pond, and three-car garage.

The manor house was built in 1800, and a two-bedroom cottage on the property dates to 1749.

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