The median home value in Still Pond, MD is $345,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $249,900.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Still Pond, MD is $345,000.
Approximately 59% of Still Pond homes are owned,
compared to 9% rented, while
28% are vacant.
Still Pond real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Welcome to 12776 Still Pond Road: an endearing early 20th Century Victorian in the quiet town of Still Pond. This could be the perfect Eastern Shore retreat or full time residence. Historic Charm abounds with pocket doors, bay windows, 9 foot ceilings, hardwood floors, bullseye corner moldings, mahogany front porch, oak mantels, custom built-ins, and so much more. Enjoy rolling farmland views and picturesque sunsets from the front porch swinging bench. The sun-filled formal parlor flows seamlessly through the large pocket door into the dining room and kitchen. Follow the solid-wood staircase and railing upstairs to find 3 generously sized bedrooms and a 4th bedroom or office space. Massive 3rd floor could be finished for a 4th bedroom or den / game room. Recent upgrades include: architectural shingle roof, 6 mini-split systems for central heating and air, water conditioner, water heater, fireplace mantel with propane insert, and a brand new Fuji septic system. Almost 3/4 of an acre allows plenty of space for the dogs and kids to play. Open farmland surrounds for great views from any direction. Less than 90 minutes to Philadelphia and Washington D.C. 30 minutes to Middletown, Delaware and tax-free shopping. Close to Turners Creek State Park, Betterton Beach and the restaurants/marinas in Galena on the Sassafras River. Quick drive to historic downtown Chestertown. Founded in 1706, Chestertown sits on the banks of the Chester and is home to Washington College. Enjoy the historic homes, local shopping, restaurants, art galleries, and waterfront parks. Chestertown is home to many festivals, an award-winning weekly Farmer's Market, and a brand new YMCA with full gym, racquet sports, lap pool, sauna, etc. Enjoy country living on the Eastern Shore.
This charming home offers worry-free living with major system upgrades completed in 2020, including all new windows, plumbing, wiring, heating, and mini-splits. In 2025, even more updates were added, such as a new washer and dryer and a water softener-making this home truly move-in ready and easy to maintain. The open floor plan is bright and inviting, featuring a neutral paint scheme and attractive vinyl plank flooring throughout the first floor. The kitchen and bathroom are fully updated, showcasing modern fixtures, cabinetry, and appliances. A spacious mud/laundry room connects the kitchen to the attached carport, offering extra storage and everyday convenience. Rounding out the first floor is the first of two bedrooms. Upstairs, a cozy and private second-floor bedroom provides a quiet retreat away from the main living space. Step outside to enjoy the large, fully fenced yard with mature plantings, shade trees, a new well, storage shed, and an expanded two-car driveway-plenty of space for outdoor living and entertaining! Enjoy the peaceful small-town setting while being just a short drive to historic downtown Chestertown, Betterton Beach, Rock Hall, Safe Harbor Great Oak Landing, and US-301-providing easy access to Delawares tax-free shopping and the Bay Bridge. This home is ideal for first-time buyers, those looking for a weekend escape on the Eastern Shore, or anyone seeking to downsize without sacrificing comfort or convenience.
The listing includes 26670 Maple Avenue with a 1920 dwelling of 2024 SF on .54 acre of land as well as 26680 Maple Avenue dwelling of 1680 SF on .624 acre of land and a parcel of land 100 X 160. Both homes are in need of major repair; however, one will find potential. Final perc information for sewage system will be provided by Kent County Health Department when water table is acceptable which am told could be Spring 2026.
