Jimmy White is a resident of Prospect Bay and takes much pride and pleasure in specializing in home sales in this special community. For a complete tour of the community, country club and facilities and to see any of the homes currently available in Prospect Bay contact Jimmy direct at 410-320-3647 or by email at jimmywhite@longandfoster.com.
Follow the links below to see homes currently for sale in Prospect Bay as well as for more information on the Prospect Bay Country Club.
CLICK HERE for a listing of homes for sale in Prospect Bay.
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209 Lighthouse View
When the ideal home, a shared sense of community pride, and the great outdoors mesh together, a majestic harmony emerges. That harmony is exactly what can be found at one particular property on Queen Anne County’s Lighthouse View Drive.
Nestled in the heart of Kent Island’s exclusive Bloody Point Farm community sits a home with as much character and architectural genius as some of Maryland’s most historic structures. Defined by an intrinsic charm, which even the most ambitious designers aspire to create, and an outdoor setting that is as serene as it is full of life, this 5,000 square foot home is one of the neighborhood’s most prized properties.
It would be next to impossible to accurately depict the ambiance surrounding this residence without first exploring the equally enchanting community to which it belongs. Bloody Point Farm is located at the southeastern corner of Kent Island, the largest island in the Chesapeake Bay. Originally serving as a trading post, Kent Island has flourished into a remote town known for its scenic nature trails, picturesque marinas, restored villages, and eclectic restaurants. The area also serves as a sanctuary for anglers, vacationers, avid water lovers, and anyone who has an appetite for natural history.
Elegant Entry and Curving Staircase
Home to a mere 15 residences, Bloody Point Farm is a quaint neighborhood with properties that have become vastly sought after. Each dwelling within the community enjoys both a waterfront view of the Chesapeake Bay and some of the area’s prettiest woodlands. Blending history, lifestyle, scenic splendor, and recreational enrichment, the development is an oasis, spanning well beyond that of an ordinary water community.
From this unique community comes one specific home that can only be described – cliché as it sounds – as a dream come true. Custom built and occupied by original owners, Dr. James Levy and his wife Joyce, this residence has nothing cookie cutter about it. From the moment the front doors open to reveal a dramatic two-story foyer complete with a curved staircase, the spacious nature of the home and the ornate detail that went into planning and constructing it speak volumes.
As aesthetically appealing as it is functional, the home is equipped with the finest of features. Showcased throughout the home are hardwood floors, top-of-the-line appliances, and a gourmet kitchen with Corian counters. The home also boasts lavish bathrooms, including a master bath with his and her vanities and a hot tub that lends itself to a private view of the Bay. A spacious three-car garage is attached to the home, while a detached two-car garage sits adjacent.
“One of the things that immediately caught my eye is that, although this house has an impressive – almost stately – interior and exterior, it has an inherent warmth about it,” said Jimmy White, the Long & Foster representative handling the offer for sale on behalf of the owners. “This type of comfort gives owners a unique livability in feel.” The home’s open architectural design is interspersed with custom structures, including an array of sculpted built-ins and magnificent window displays strategically situated to capture the beauty of the Chesapeake from every angle.
In-ground Pool in a Private Setting
Tucked in the home’s floor plan are a number of escapes as well. Whether wanting to relax in the cozy family room, enjoy a peaceful cup of coffee in the sunroom, or tap self-inspiration in the study, these rooms – complete with upgraded amenities and spectacular waterfront views – are certain to fulfill any quest. The upper level of the home has three bedrooms, including a spacious master bedroom with a private balcony overlooking the Bay. A huge bonus room, which could serve as a fourth or fifth bedroom, is also included.
Intricate planning is just as evident when admiring the property’s 2.95 acres. Professional landscaping integrates the property’s tall sea grass, billowing foliage, and accenting plant beds with a heated pool and private pier with lifts. The result? Tranquility, effortless beauty, and a soothing haven in which to admire Kent Island at its best.
Perhaps what sets this property apart is its breathtaking views. From all vantage points, the home offers a picture-perfect panorama. The front of the home opens to a view of Kent Island’s most serene woodlands, while its rear opens westward to the calm seascape of the Chesapeake Bay.
While gazing at the Bay, an eye may be drawn to the sailing of ships and cruise-liners making their way to and from Baltimore. The historic Bloody Point Lighthouse is also within close range. Built in 1882, the Lighthouse stands, slightly tilted, at 56-feet tall. Suspected to have earned its name from earlier days of upheaval involving English colonists, native Indian groups, and French pirates, this landmark is now closed to the public.
Endless Water Views & Breathtaking Sunsets
Along with the breathtaking waterfront and woodland views, the most brilliant sunsets can be seen day after day from the poolside patio or from any of the many rooms that open to the Chesapeake. “Every evening, Joyce and I looked forward to being greeted by the serenity of the sunset reflecting off the waters of the Bay,” said Dr. Levy. “As evening turns into night, we are also repeatedly smitten with the amazing view of the stars, often admiring the twilight skyline from the balcony off our bedroom.”
This home is simply a hidden treasure. With a rare individual style that gracefully exemplifies modesty yet charm, 209 Lighthouse View Drive complements Kent Island’s deep-rooted tradition and Bloody Point Farm’s unusual nobility.
For more information on this exclusive propery, including photos and a virtual tour, please visit my website.
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On December 30, 2009 311 Queens Ct in Stevensville went to settlement. Located in the sought after community of Queen Anne Colony this home is situated on a .54 acre waterfront lot. It has a party dock on looking the Chesapeake Bay with 3+ ft mlw. By water it is only minutes to the waterfront restaurants of Kent Narrows and an easy run to St Michaels.
The 2454 sq foot home has four bedrooms, 3.5 baths, gourmet kitchen and a 3 season porch.
This property was listed by Long And Foster Real Estate. Jimmy White and Mary Elaine Casson were the listing agents.
For more information call Jimmy White at 410-320-3647.
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