3241 Robbins Rd, Crapo, MD, 21626

About This Home

Attention hunters – This unique hunting property, along with an existing church, has the potential to be your dream hunting lodge. This remarkable estate offers a rare opportunity to own your hunting camp in the heart of nature's bounty, bordered on the southern property line by Fishing Bay Wildlife Sanctuary. The property's key feature is its ideal location, nestled in the serene surroundings of Crapo, MD, offering a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of modern life. While conveniently close to modern metro centers, it's ideally situated amid some of the best hunting and fishing grounds on the East Coast. The property boasts an existing church that opens up exciting possibilities. Transform it into your hunting lodge, creating a unique and atmospheric retreat for you and your friends. For hunting enthusiasts, this property is a haven for Sika deer and waterfowl. The property is expertly set up for duck hunting and features a long boardwalk that takes you to the duck pond and duck blind in the center of the marsh. And a convenient location in the pines with a deer stand and feeder. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and abundance of wildlife that surrounds you, creating an unparalleled hunting experience. Take advantage of this rare opportunity to own an affordable piece of paradise. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking to establish a nature retreat, this property offers a cost-effective way to make your dreams a reality. This is more than just a property; it's an invitation to immerse yourself in the great outdoors, create lasting memories, and build a unique haven for hunting and relaxation. You can use the opportunity to make 3241 Robbins Rd your private retreat in the heart of nature's wonders. The property consists of two lots. Church: 0.519 acres (See the attached survey plat in documents). The more considerable lot: the tax map indicates 15 acres; however, the survey documents indicate 34.5 acres. (A survey performed by the former owner but not recorded is attached in the documents, indicating 34.5 acres are connected to the documents)