Built to fit your needs! Welcome to 309 Market Street, a rare opportunity to build your dream home in the heart of historic Brookeville, Maryland — a town rich in charm and nationally recognized as the “Capital of the United States for a Day” during the War of 1812. Nestled along one of Brookeville’s most picturesque streets, this to-be-built custom home offers the perfect blend of historical ambiance and modern flexibility, allowing you to craft a residence that reflects your unique vision and lifestyle. This expansive lot is offered with two beautifully conceived home designs — both of which can be tailored to your preferences. The first option is a classic 1½-story Cape Cod with a full basement and a spacious rear-facing 3-season room, offered at $750,000. This plan also allows for the exciting possibility of adding a detached garage with an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) at an additional cost, making it ideal for multigenerational living or rental income. A 10-Year RWC Warranty is included, offering peace of mind for years. The second option is a stately 3–4 bedroom Colonial, with the option for a main level primary bedroom, featuring a traditional layout, full basement, and a 3-season room to extend your living space into the outdoors. Offered at $895,000, this home is perfect for those who value timeless architecture paired with today’s comforts. A unique easement off Water Street provides rare rear access to the lot, adding further value and flexibility. This feature opens up possibilities for private parking in the rear for detached garage/ADU, an exceptional amenity in a historic neighborhood like Brookeville. Brookeville offers a peaceful setting with deep-rooted heritage and a strong sense of community. Enjoy easy access to nearby Olney, local parks, and commuter routes, all while living in one of Montgomery County’s most charming and historically significant enclaves. Whether you envision a cozy cottage or a grand colonial estate, this is your chance to build something truly special in a town where American history lives on.