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Indoor Badminton Court Comes With This Towson Dream Home

This home near Towson was owned by a federal judge who was reportedly also a state squash champion.

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BALTIMORE COUNTY, MD — This stone manor house has 10 bedrooms, seven fireplaces and an indoor badminton and sports court. It's on more than 3 acres.

The property was owned by Alexander Harvey II, who passed away in 2017, and his wife Elizabeth. He was a federal judge and Maryland squash champion, according to The Baltimore Sun.

The house could be yours for $2.4 million.

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