1656 TOWN POINT ROAD

Located on Town Point Road near Cambridge in Dorchester County, Maryland, this 134.87± acre waterfront hunting property offers an outstanding combination of managed waterfowl habitat, productive farmland, wooded hunting acreage, and navigable waterfront access to the Little Choptank River. The property features approximately 19.5± acres of tillable ground, 15± acres of newly constructed waterfowl impoundments, and 95± acres of woods, marsh, and open ground, providing diverse habitat for whitetail deer, sika deer, wild turkeys, ducks, and geese. A gravel lane winds through agricultural fields with a history of corn and soybean production. Approximately 83% of the farm consists of Elkton silt loam, with an overall NCCPI soil productivity score of 47.5. Predominantly pine timber, mixed hardwoods, and thick understory connect to a larger wooded block in the northwest corner, creating excellent wildlife cover and natural travel corridors. An established box blind overlooks the fields and ponds, while additional duck and goose blinds provide multiple hunting locations throughout the property. A major highlight is the approximately 15± acres of waterfowl impoundments completed during the summer of 2026. Three impoundments are designed for planting corn, milo, or managing natural moist-soil vegetation, while a deeper holding pond offers potential waterfowl roosting habitat. Newly installed Agri Drains and culverts provide water management capabilities, and a new well near the shed offers the potential to supply additional water with appropriate connections. Two impoundments are currently planted in standing corn. The underlying Elkton silt loam helps retain water, while seasonal drawdowns can encourage natural moist-soil vegetation. The combination of agricultural fields, mature timber, thick cover, and marshland creates diverse hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, sika deer, and wild turkeys. The property's established hunting improvements and habitat features provide an excellent foundation for continued wildlife and recreational management. Near the agricultural fields, a former homesite includes an existing well and septic system, with condition and suitability subject to buyer verification. A newer shed equipped with HVAC and additional amenities offers a comfortable recreational gathering space. Electrical service is available throughout the property, providing flexibility for future improvements. Potential residential construction at the former homesite is subject to applicable county approvals. The gravel lane continues to the waterfront, where a dock and walkway provide access to a navigable cove connecting to the Little Choptank River for boating, fishing, and crabbing. Additional waterfront improvements include a camper hookup, utility building, and screened porch equipped with a refrigerator, ceiling fan, and electric service. With newly constructed waterfowl impoundments, established hunting blinds, diverse deer and turkey habitat, productive agricultural fields, and navigable waterfront access, this 134.87± acre property represents a rare opportunity to own a managed hunting and recreational retreat on Maryland's Eastern Shore.

Located on Town Point Road near Cambridge in Dorchester County, Maryland, this 134.87± acre waterfront hunting property offers an outstanding combination of managed waterfowl habitat, productive farmland, wooded hunting acreage, and navigable waterfront access to the Little Choptank River. The property features approximately 19.5± acres of tillable ground, 15± acres of newly constructed waterfowl impoundments, and 95± acres of woods, marsh, and open ground, providing diverse habitat for whitetail deer, sika deer, wild turkeys, ducks, and geese. A gravel lane winds through agricultural fields with a history of corn and soybean production. Approximately 83% of the farm consists of Elkton silt loam, with an overall NCCPI soil productivity score of 47.5. Predominantly pine timber, mixed hardwoods, and thick understory connect to a larger wooded block in the northwest corner, creating excellent wildlife cover and natural travel corridors. An established box blind overlooks the fields and ponds, while additional duck and goose blinds provide multiple hunting locations throughout the property. A major highlight is the approximately 15± acres of waterfowl impoundments completed during the summer of 2026. Three impoundments are designed for planting corn, milo, or managing natural moist-soil vegetation, while a deeper holding pond offers potential waterfowl roosting habitat. Newly installed Agri Drains and culverts provide water management capabilities, and a new well near the shed offers the potential to supply additional water with appropriate connections. Two impoundments are currently planted in standing corn. The underlying Elkton silt loam helps retain water, while seasonal drawdowns can encourage natural moist-soil vegetation. The combination of agricultural fields, mature timber, thick cover, and marshland creates diverse hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, sika deer, and wild turkeys. The property's established hunting improvements and habitat features provide an excellent foundation for continued wildlife and recreational management. Near the agricultural fields, a former homesite includes an existing well and septic system, with condition and suitability subject to buyer verification. A newer shed equipped with HVAC and additional amenities offers a comfortable recreational gathering space. Electrical service is available throughout the property, providing flexibility for future improvements. Potential residential construction at the former homesite is subject to applicable county approvals. The gravel lane continues to the waterfront, where a dock and walkway provide access to a navigable cove connecting to the Little Choptank River for boating, fishing, and crabbing. Additional waterfront improvements include a camper hookup, utility building, and screened porch equipped with a refrigerator, ceiling fan, and electric service. With newly constructed waterfowl impoundments, established hunting blinds, diverse deer and turkey habitat, productive agricultural fields, and navigable waterfront access, this 134.87± acre property represents a rare opportunity to own a managed hunting and recreational retreat on Maryland's Eastern Shore.