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This lovely water-view three bedroom vintage house is in a waterfront
community and situated across the stree from the Potomac River. There
is an easement that runs from the house tothe river bulkhead, and
access to a private beach. Here is the perfect placeto watch the sun
set into the Potomac River or look across the Potomac River to see the
Lights of Virginia. Out the back door our getaway stands in front of
200 acres of Timber Preserve. The recently landscaped front yard is
filled with bird feeders when not emptied by the squirrels.  The
benches and tables are a great place to enjoy the views and the
wildlife. The Woodland area is host to redheaded Woodpeckers, Osprey
Eagles and Hawks. Slips available if you would like to come by boat.

The cottage was gutted and rebuilt so everything in Tall Timbers
Cottage is new including the central air, large windows, carpets,
appliances, and paint.  
The Kitchen is fully
equipped  and there is a High Speed Internet Connection, Cable TV
and Telephone, a Washer/Dryer, bike and ironing board.  Two
sets of linens are provided for each of the two queen beds, and the
double. This house is furnished for comfort and quality. No Smoking
Please.

Walk the country lanes to the Tall Timbers Marina for dinner or music,
or access to the private beach. There is a pier for fishing and
crabbing; a landing to launch your boat; slips are usually available.
If you are new to the area St. Mary's County one of the first British
settlements in America and is filled with Museums and Historical Sites
such as Historic St. Mary’s City with the replica of the 1633 “Dove”
at dock. 

Other attractions include Cecil's Old Mill, Little Red Schoolhouse,
Drayden Afro-American School House, the Piney Point Light House,
Patuxent River Naval Air Museum, and the Point Lookout State Park and
the Civil War Museum. The Sotterley Plantation or Saint Clement's
Island-Potomac River Museum are also worth the trip. 

Fishing is Fabulous in the creeks around Tall Timbers. Charter trips
are available locally for the more serious fisherman.

Hiking, Biking, Horseshoes, Wildlife
Viewing, Horseback Riding, Sightseeing, Swimming, Boating, Sailing,
and Windsurfing; and last but not least, Maryland’s first underwater
park, the German U-Boat. 

This area is truly one of Maryland’sbest-kept secrets.

$100/day (Monday to Friday); $700/Week; $1400/Month (after October 1).
$85. set up fee for stays fewer than 5 days.

Credit Cards Accepted