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* * * The homeowners are offering a substantial credit to buy down your interest rate considerably AND, ask us how you can get another rate incentive lowering your payment even further * * * There is a particular kind of freedom that comes with land. Not just the acreage, but what it represents: space to breathe, room to build something lasting, and the privacy to live entirely on your own terms. This is that place. Set on 14.18 acres across two parcels in the quietly established agricultural corridor of Brandywine, Maryland, this four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence offers over 2,900 square feet of thoughtfully renovated interior space alongside working agricultural infrastructure ready from day one. An assumable VA mortgage at 4.99% with an $808K remaining balance through United Wholesale Mortgage makes the opportunity even more compelling. Freshly clad in James Hardie board and batten cement fiber siding with new gutters, downspouts, and exterior lighting, the home opens through a solid double entry door onto brushed marble floors, with wide plank maple hardwood running through the main living areas and three of the four bedrooms. New solid shaker doors, premium trim, and recessed smart lighting define a renovation executed with precision. The kitchen is built for the kind of cooking and hosting that happens when people genuinely love where they live: custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, a fired clay farmhouse sink with Kohler touchless faucet, live edge shelving, tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, and a dedicated beverage station with wine fridge. The primary suite matches this standard, with hexagonal marble tile floors, a new double vanity, and a curb-less shower with Kohler multi-spray system. The infrastructure is equally considered. Dual HVAC systems and dual water heaters serve the original home and addition independently. Two laundry setups, a whole-home water softener installed in 2026, Ecobee smart thermostats, an interior fire sprinkler system inspected in 2023, and a septic pumped and cleaned in March 2024 complete a home maintained with serious intention. Outside, the residence opens onto something genuinely uncommon. A 40x30-foot barn with three permanent bays, installed gates configurable into nine sections, overhead lighting, tack room, and office is built for daily use with cattle, sheep, goats, or horses. Nine paddocks, pens, and fields are supported by watering points throughout and an electric perimeter fence across both parcels. A 30x40-foot heated workshop with compressed air lines and a half bath, a three-bay hay and tractor shed, two powered 40-foot containers, a 30-bird chicken coop, hog housing with automated watering, and four field run-in sheds complete an infrastructure that rivals working farms many times this size. A gazebo with hot tub and a natural stream winding through partially wooded acreage round out an outdoor environment without compromise. Patuxent River Park, Merkle Wildlife Sanctuary, and Mt. Calvert Historical and Archaeological Park are all within easy reach, offering trails, river access, and boat launches. Pastures on both parcels have been improved and contain horse friendly forage: Bird's foot trefoil Clover Chicory Kentucky bluegrass Kentucky 32 Novel fescue endophyte free Orchard grass Plantain
* * * The homeowners are offering a credit to buy down your interest rate considerably AND, ask us how you can get another rate incentive lowering your payment even further * * * There is a particular kind of freedom that comes with land. Not just the acreage, but what it represents: space to breathe, room to build something lasting, and the privacy to live entirely on your own terms. This is that place. Set on 14.18 acres across two parcels in the quietly established agricultural corridor of Brandywine, Maryland, this four-bedroom, three-and-a-half-bath residence is as refined as it is rooted, with over 2,900 square feet of updated interior space and an agricultural infrastructure that rivals working farms many times its size. Freshly clad in James Hardie board and batten cement fiber siding with all new gutters, downspouts, and exterior lighting, the home presents with a clean, enduring confidence. A new solid double entry door opens onto brushed marble, with wide plank maple hardwood running through the main living and dining areas and into three of the four bedrooms. New solid shaker doors, premium wide trim, and recessed smart lighting speak to the detail that defined the owners' renovation. The kitchen earns its place as the heart of this home. Custom cabinetry, quartz countertops, a fired clay farmhouse sink with a Kohler touch-less faucet, live edge shelving, tile backsplash, under-cabinet lighting, and a dedicated beverage station with wine fridge. Brushed marble floors carry through from the entry. It is a kitchen built for the kind of cooking and hosting that happens when people love where they live. The primary suite has been equally transformed, its renovated bath finished with hexagonal marble tile floors, a new double vanity, and a large-format curb-less shower with a Kohler multi-spray system. The remaining bedrooms are well-proportioned, each with new ceiling fans and solid shaker doors. The infrastructure is as considered as the finishes. Dual HVAC systems and dual water heaters serve the original home and the addition independently. Two laundry setups, a whole-home water softening system installed in 2026, new Ecobee thermostats, updated smoke detectors, an interior fire sprinkler system with fifteen heads replaced and inspected in 2023, and a septic pumped and cleaned in March 2024 complete a home that has been methodically maintained. The basement adds flexible space. Outside, the residence opens into something genuinely uncommon. The centerpiece is a 40-by-30-foot barn with three permanent bays and installed gates that create up to nine sections. Wired with overhead lighting, sliding doors wide enough for a utility tractor, and a dedicated tack room and office, it is built for daily use and configurable for cattle, sheep, goats, or horses. It opens on either end to fenced and gated paddocks, with watering points in and adjacent to every pasture and an electric perimeter fence around both parcels. Nine separate paddocks, pens, and fields make managing livestock straightforward. Supporting it all: a 30-by-40-foot heated workshop and garage on a poured pad with a doublewide door, pellet stove, compressed air lines, and a half bath; a three-bay hay and tractor shed; two powered 40-foot containers, one insulated for equipment and one converted into a grain bin with side auger loading; a secure chicken coop for 30 or more birds with a predator-resistant run; hog and small animal housing with automated watering; and four field run-in sheds. A gazebo with a hot tub offers a dedicated outdoor retreat, and a natural stream winds through the partially wooded acreage. Beyond the property line, Patuxent River Park and Merkle Wildlife Sanctuary offer hiking, biking, and riding trails plus river access and boat launches, with Mt. Calvert Historical and Archaeological Park nearby.
Public Records
Jun 17, 2025
Sold
$890,000
$306/sq ft
BRIGHT MLS #MDPG2074888
May 16, 2025
Sold
$925,000
$319/sq ft
Mar 30, 2025
Contingent
—
Jun 1, 2024
Price Changed
$925,000
$319/sq ft
Apr 6, 2023
Listed
$950,000
$327/sq ft
+15
This exceptional turn-key, private property is fully fenced and livestock ready. The home features 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, large living and dining areas, a gourmet kitchen, office/den, two laundry rooms, pantry, ample storage in the walk-out basement, a gazebo with hot tub, outbuildings, barn with 7 stalls presently used for cattle and easily converted for horses. The two parcels provide a combined 14+ac with stream, partially wooded. Located minutes from major commuting routes, shopping and entertainment, yet set in a private enclave.
BRIGHT MLS #MDPG2075006
Mar 30, 2025
Contingent
—
Jun 1, 2024
Price Changed
$925,000
$319/sq ft
Apr 7, 2023
Listed
$950,000
$327/sq ft
Year
Property tax
Land + Additions
Assessment*
2026
$9,324
$103,100 + $605,000
$708,100
2025
$9,330 (+112.6%)
$103,100 + $605,000
$708,100
2024
$4,388 (+5.0%)
$103,100 + $605,500
$708,600
2023
$4,180 (+6.2%)
2022
$3,936 (+6.0%)
$83,100 + $436,600
$519,700
2021
$3,715 (+3.2%)
$83,100 + $436,600
$519,700
2020
$3,600 (+3.7%)
2019
$3,470 (+4.6%)
2018
$3,317 (+3.8%)
2017
$3,194 (−6.0%)
2014
$3,397 (−3.1%)
$142,900 + $136,200
$279,100
2013
$3,506 (+2.3%)
2012
$3,427 (−36.5%)
2011
$5,393 (+14.2%)
2010
$4,723 (+76.4%)
2009
$2,678
Public record
Public record
Zoning
Beds
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Baths
3.5
Stories
1
Lot width
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Lot depth
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Lot size
7.37 Acres
Year renovated
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Finished Sq. Ft.
2,904
Unfinished Sq. Ft.
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Total Sq. Ft.
2,904
Year built
2002
Style
Single Family Residential
County
Prince George's County
APN
04 0251009
Parking Spaces
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Basement
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Accessible
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HOA Dues
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Garage
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Features
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Last updated by owner on Oct 8, 2026.
AG
Agriculture and Preservation Zone
The purposes of the Agriculture and Preservation AG Zone are: To provide for low density and development intensity as indicated on the General Plan or applicable Area Master Plan or Sector Plan; and To provide for areas which are to be devoted to uses which preserve the County’s ecological balance and heritage, while providing for the appropriate use and enjoyment of natural resources.; The use of the AG Zone is intended to promote the economic use and conservation of agriculture, natural resources, residential estates, non-intensive recreational uses, and similar uses.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Agriculture
Equestrian facility
Religious facility
Housing-Group
Housing-Single unit
Housing-Senior
Infrastructure
Bed & breakfast
Kennel
Veterinary clinic
Climate risks
1/10 Flood Factor
Minimal risk of a flood reaching the building in the next 30 years
4/10 Fire Factor
1% chance of being in a wildfire in next 30 years
8/10 Heat Factor
7 days above 102° expected this year, 16 days in 30 years
6/10 Wind Factor
27% chance of strong winds in next 30 years
3/10 Air Factor
2 unhealthy days expected this year, 3 days in 30 years
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Historical weather
Brandywine, MD • 20613
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Sun exposure
94/ 100
Exceptional sunlight
Sunscore
This home receives average direct sun exposure in Brandywine. There appears to be minimal shading by surrounding buildings, terrain, and vegetation.
10.1 hrs
6.5 hrs
JuneDecember
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Redfin Estimate for 13717 Martin Rd
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Nearby homes have recently sold between $255,000 and $775,000.
Nearby comparable homes
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