8100 CROOM Rd

Set on a picturesque stretch of countryside, 8100 Croom Road offers a rare opportunity to own a historic property with meaningful land, outbuildings, and long term financial advantages. This is not a hobby farm squeezed onto a postage stamp lot. It is the real thing.
Situated on two acres of fenced pasture with the ability to fence a third acre, the property is ideally suited for horses or other livestock. The traditional bank barn comfortably accommodates two horses and features a dedicated storage room and an open second level for hay or flexible use. A two-story historic carriage house adds character and utility, complemented by three additional garden sheds for equipment, feed, or workshop space. For buyers who have been waiting for usable land with real infrastructure, this checks the boxes.
Inside the home, history has been respected. Original floors run throughout, and many original fixtures have been preserved, maintaining the authenticity that cannot be replicated in new construction. At the same time, key systems and living spaces have been thoughtfully updated for today’s standards. Both full baths have been redone within the past five years, and the half bath has been refreshed. The kitchen has also been refreshed, with all appliances, sink, faucet, and water filter newly installed in 2025.
Major systems provide confidence. The well and new water compressor were fully serviced in 2022. A new hot water heater was installed in 2025. The home was painted in 2022, reflecting careful ongoing maintenance.
For equestrian and outdoor enthusiasts, the location is strategic. Nearby trail riding and recreation can be enjoyed at Rosary Ville State Park, Jug Bay Wetlands Sanctuary, and Merkle Wildlife Sanctuary, all offering expansive natural settings.
As a home listed on the Prince George’s County Historical Register, the property is eligible for a $50,000 historic preservation grant. Qualifying improvements may also receive annual property tax credits. This provides a compelling financial incentive while also encouraging the preservation of the integrity of the home.
Properties with this combination of history, acreage, equestrian potential, and economic benefit rarely come to market. This is a chance to steward a meaningful piece of Prince George’s County history while enjoying space, privacy, and practical improvements that support modern living. Additional information and professional photos will be coming soon.