Church Mouse Meadows is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Maryland history. The Richardson-Worthington House dates back to 1890 and resides on more than 45 beautiful acres of gently rolling farmland in Churchville. The property includes 3 horse barns with 45 stalls, 2 run in sheds, 4 additional outbuildings and an inground swimming pool with a pool shed, a mobile home and a training track. This over 4,000 square foot home has many unique and elaborate features including an entryway staircase with its newel post carved with Roman Doric columns and a metal pilgrim statue carrying an electric lantern on top of the post. The living room and dining room have back-to-back fireplaces with cornice mantels and walls with wainscoting. It has 1 1/2 upper floors with a primary bedroom and 5 additional bedrooms. Property contains 4 remaining development rights and has frontage for possible subdivision or take advantage of the agricultural preservation programs Harford County offers. Churchville is located minutes away from beautiful downtown Bel Air and has easy access to I-95 making commuting and transporting horses convenient all Mid-Atlantic tracks.