A 23-acre estate in Annapolis at 1604 Winchester Road, owned by the CEO of Phillips Seafood, is the most expensive home for sale in Maryland listed at $24.9 million with no reserve, according to Concierge Auctions, the real estate auction firm handling the sale.
Before the Phillips family acquired the mansion in 2002, it had a vivid history dating back to 1660 when the land was obtained by William Hopkins, a prominent plantation owner unrelated to Johns Hopkins. The property changed hands several times and was even owned by the Hammond family, prominent colonial landholders in Anne Arundel County, according to the listing agent TTR Sotheby’s International Realty. A still existing tunnel system on the property suggests that it may have been a stop on the Underground Railroad.
I’ll take 2 Please !! Awesome Place To Party With Me And My Friends !
Nah. Smells like fish.
I can think of a few things that smell like fish that are really enjoyable.
If this is all that’s needed to avoid hiking fried chicken prices like Crab Bag did by 50%, I am all for Phillips keeping their 4 pc chicken carry out at $9!
Wonder what the property taxes are on that one every year for Anne Arundel
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