2505 Pocock Road, Fallston.
Hot House: Harford Hill, a Piece of Equestrian History in Harford County. 7 Bedrooms/10 Baths. 12,572 Square Feet. Asking value: $15 million.
What: This five-part Georgian manor, inbuilt 1929, the growth years of grand structure, is located on overlooking the fields and forests of “The Manor” as locals name the historic “My Lady’s Manor” space of Harford County. The home was commissioned by S. Bryce Wing, who was president of the National Steeplechase Association, and an avid fox-hunter and rider.
You enter the 246-acre property from Pocock Road, and alongside a protracted tree-lined drive. As you arrive on the home, you will notice a five-part Georgian brick home which has an class that can final by time.




The heat and gracious rooms are full of basic millwork and trim, detailed fire surrounds, together with one charmer with two squirrels consuming at a tiny desk, a sweeping staircase that leads up three tales, and ample house for your loved ones and buddies.




The property is a mixture of woodlands and pastures, with a number of paddocks for education horses. The eleven-stall working barn is able to obtain your string of horses, together with a carriage barn with house for seven extra horses. Another barn has been transformed to a celebration barn, excellent for sunny summer season barn dances, or a comfortable vacation get together, full with scorching toddies.




Much of the land is in conservation and fox-hunting easements, and there is some hypothesis that it could possibly be sub-divided into giant heaps, however that is topic to Harford County zoning necessities.




Where: Harford Hill is on Pocock Road, simply off Jarrettsville Pike, south of Ladew Topiary Gardens, and the My Lady’s Manor steeplechase races. The space is rural by design and a lot of the facilities, reminiscent of a pharmacy and grocery retailer, are south on Jarrettsville Pike.
Final Appraisal: This is such a one-time-only itemizing for a really particular home. It’s acquired all the pieces – acreage, historical past, and naturally, location, location, location! The itemizing for the home is right here.
All pictures from the itemizing.


