Welcome to a former tobacco farm set on 10 private acres in Brandywine, where farmed fields, pasture views, and spectacular sunsets create a rare blend of country living and commuter convenience. The cleared acreage is bordered by woods and a healthy creek, providing a natural setting for deer, wild turkey, eagles, hawks, and more than 30 songbird species. Whether you envision horses, hobby farming, a workshop, outdoor recreation, or simply room to breathe, this property offers exceptional flexibility. The approximately 2,500-square-foot home includes 3 bedrooms, 2.5 baths, a renovated primary suite with soaking tub, separate shower, updated vanity, and commercial-grade stackable washer and dryer. A main-level study adjacent to the primary suite offers a large closet and works well as an office or flexible living space. The oversized renovated kitchen features vaulted tongue-and-groove wood ceilings, a deep enameled sink, custom cabinetry with stained-glass details imported from England, granite countertops, a custom wood island, bar seating, eat-in dining, and views across the acreage and bird-feeding station. An established selection of perennial herbs, including thyme, rosemary, sage, oregano, and chives, returns each year. A heated, all-season sunporch of approximately 300 square feet opens to a large deck for entertaining. Upstairs, two bedrooms and a lofted flex space provide room for guests, work, or hobbies. Enjoy separately zoned Mitsubishi mini-splits, backup hot-water baseboard heat, Verizon Fios availability, an unfinished basement and utility cellar, and an in-ground pool. Amish-built metal roofs on the house and garage, fresh siding, and stone veneer foundation detailing complete the exterior. Two historic-style tobacco barns, each approximately 12 by 48 feet, plus adjacent storage sheds provide valuable space for equipment, vehicles, animals, or hobbies. One includes its own power meter, well connection, and a converted woodworking workshop. Brandywine Crossing offers nearby shopping, dining, Target, Costco, Safeway, and everyday services. Commuters will appreciate access to Routes 5 and 301, Branch Avenue Metro, Joint Base Andrews, National Harbor, Waldorf, Annapolis, Alexandria, and D.C. Nearby Legacy Wine Trail destinations include Two Lions, Robin Hill Farm, JaneMark, and Gemeny wineries. A public boat ramp is minutes away for access to the Patuxent River, known for fishing, crabbing, and hunting. Nearby Patuxent River Park and Merkle Wildlife Refuge offer natural, historic, and cultural attractions. You will not want to miss this one. It is not just a home, it is a way of life.