THIS STUNNING FEDERAL-STYLE BRICK HOME KNOWN AS THE "THOMAS WEST HOUSE" (FREDERICK COUNTY LANDMARK #289) WAS BUILT AROUND 1840 AND THE ADDITIONAL "EL" WAS ADDED AROUND 1860. THIS LOVELY HOME SITS ON 8.42 ACRES OF PROPERTY, WHICH INCLUDES MANICURED GARDENS & MATURE LANDSCAPING, WOODLANDS, A SERIES OF NATURE TRAILS WHICH RUN ALONG TWO SMALL STREAMS AND A SPRING AREA, ALONG WITH MULTIPLE FOOTBRIDGES. THE CURRENT OWNER OF OVER 30 YEARS HAS METICULOUSLY RESTORED THE ORIGINAL HOME, SUMMER KITCHEN (ALSO KNOWN AS THE GUEST HOUSE), BARN AND CHICKEN COOP. IN ADDITION TO THE ORIGINAL STRUCTURES, A SMALLER HAY BARN, A TOOL SHED, A HORSE RIDING RING, A HORSE RUN-IN AND FENDING (CREATING MULTIPLE PADDOCKS) HAVE BEEN BUILT/INSTALLED. THE BARN HAS 4 HORSE STALLS, TACK ROOM AND UPPER LEVEL STORAGE. JUST SIX MILES EAST OF THE HARPER'S FERRY NATIONAL HISTORIC PARK, APPROXIMATELY 12 MILES WEST OF FREDERICK, THREE MILES FROM THE MARC TRAIN STATION IN BRUNSWICK, THIS PASTORAL PROPERTY IS CONVENIENT TO ALL AMENITIES THIS REGION HAS TO OFFER!