Welcome to "Carroll Manor House" — Circa 1790 A Rare Blend of Early Maryland History and Modern Comfort Steeped in more than two centuries of Maryland heritage, Carroll Manor House (c.1790) stands as a beautifully preserved reminder of the region’s early architectural legacy. Nestled among lush gardens, mature trees, and quiet outdoor spaces, this remarkable property offers a sense of serenity that feels worlds away — yet it sits just moments from the shopping, dining, and conveniences of Jacksonville. This is a home with a story. The main structure was built in 1790 and added on to in 1948. This used to be a working farm with history available from the 2nd family to live in the home. Thoughtfully maintained and sensitively updated, the home features 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, blending period character with everyday livability. The open kitchen with table space invites casual gathering, while the true dining room frames garden views that shift beautifully with the seasons. A large, open living room provides generous space for relaxing or entertaining, all while retaining the warmth and authenticity of the home’s historic roots. Notice the gorgeous wide plank hardwood floors throughout much of the home. Outdoor living is equally compelling. Wide exterior porches offer shaded retreats, a hot tub adds a touch of luxury, and the surrounding landscape creates a private, natural sanctuary. A garage provides practical convenience without interrupting the home’s timeless aesthetic. Carroll Manor House is a rare opportunity — a residence where charm, comfort, and convenience come together effortlessly, offering a lifestyle that feels both peaceful and connected. The property is located at the back of the no throughway street. HVAC is 3 years old