3528 Buckeystown Pike is offered at $400,000, and 3532 Buckeystown Pike is offered at $200,000. These two properties are being sold separately OR together. Call or text the local listing agent for details. 3528 Buckeystown Pike consists of quarried stone from the banks of the Monocacy River which was used for only three local Buckeystown homes!! The house itself is a Colonial with a HUGE semi-finished detached garage, an additional shed, and two carports, with extra parking around the side, back, and wraparound driveway. This gorgeous stone Colonial features three bedrooms and 1.5 baths, original wood flooring, a large eat-in kitchen, separate dining room, living room with two wood stove inserts, gas connections, and the possibility of adding wood stoves upstairs, as well as a sun porch and a screened-in porch. The upper level offers the owner’s bedroom with a walk-in closet, two additional bedrooms, a full bath, and a second sun porch. The third-level attic is unfinished but includes flooring for storage. Upgrades include a water treatment system, blacktop and gravel parking, replacement windows, newer carpet, a newer hot water heater, and a roof and gutter system that are only a few years old. 3528 Buckeystown also includes a semi-private back patio complete with a hot tub hookup and gas outlet to heat the water, as well as a large detached two-story, two-car garage whose upstairs is ready for insulation and drywall, providing tons of storage and an extremely nice studio or workspace. 3532 Buckeystown Pike, the adjacent parcel, is also listed for sale separately and features a 1,264 sq. ft. detached stone shop with a loading dock and tons of space for a workshop, storage area, or studio. The shop has a wood stove, a wood stove insert, a gas hookup, and an upgraded plug for a kiln. This shop/studio has four levels containing two separate studios, a large insulated high-ceiling area, and a two-level space with ample storage and a balcony view of the large gallery and music stage. Each gallery has separate entrances. The location and setting of both properties make them ideal for a tradesperson or hobbyist, such as a carpenter, woodworker, plumber, electrician, artist, antique collector, or anyone seeking the convenience of living next door to their workspace. The studio was lovingly restored by a master craftsman and woodworker at the height of his career. Come see all the special features he tucked into all of the galleries. The seller will consider seller financing for highly qualified buyers with the ability to make a substantial down payment. Call or text the local listing agent today for details or to schedule your private tour!