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You have to see the many extant examples of historic Talbot County waterfront property to know that the past is still very much a part of the present in this secluded region. Talbot County has been in existence in one form or another for around three and a half centuries. Created in 1661 or 62, it was named for Lady Grace Talbot, sister of Cecil Calvert, 2nd Baron Baltimore, the first Lord Proprietor of the Province of Maryland.
The county’s various towns and villages each have their own unique history. For instance, the town of Easton, Talbot’s county seat, was once known as the “Colonial Capital of the Eastern Shore” and bears the distinction of being home to the oldest extant Friends meeting house in the country.
Throughout its history, Talbot County waterfront property has always had a distinctly maritime flavor. With a tidal shoreline extending more than 600 miles, this is hardly surprising. There are quite a few selections of Talbot County waterfront homes as a result, a number of which have been standing for at least a century or more.
Whether you’re looking to invest in a farm, a Victorian mansion or Talbot County waterfront property, you’re sure to have a wide range of choices to choose from. Coard Benson can help you find the piece of real estate that will suit all your needs. Contact him and let him help make your life easier.
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