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About this home
Welcome to Timerity, a natural sanctuary tucked away on an 189-acre waterfront estate where Southern Maryland history, productive farmland, mature woods and protected tidal waters come together in one extraordinary property. Documented by the Maryland Historical Trust as Timerity Farm, the property reflects the agricultural and maritime heritage of the Drayden area and the historic St. George’s Hundred landscape of St. Mary’s County. The Trust identifies the residence as a mid-19th-century historic resource, while an earlier survey records an owner tradition suggesting 1790. At the heart of the farm stands a distinctive one-and-one-half-story frame residence with a traditional side-passage/double-parlor plan, hardwood floors, separate fireplaces, painted moldings and a rare historic brick pent chimney. The home offers three bedrooms, including one on the main level and two upstairs, along with two full baths. A working country kitchen opens to a generous gathering space, while the side porch provides a relaxed setting for entertaining, crab feasts and enjoying the surrounding waterfront views. The property unfolds across approximately 189 acres of open farmland, mature woodland and secluded shoreline, creating an exceptional sense of privacy. Roughly rectangular in shape, the land occupies the end of a peninsula and is surrounded on three sides by water, with the public road coming to an end at the entrance to the property. The 189 acres have approximately 1/3 open farmland and 2/3 mature woodland and secluded shoreline. The agricultural fields are presently leased to a local farmer, while the wooded portions provide habitat for the abundant wildlife for which Southern Maryland’s tidewater country is known. Approximately 5,000 linear feet of protected shoreline extend along School House Creek, with boating access through St. George Creek to the Potomac River. A private pier serves the residence and a grandfathered previous pier depicted by the remaining pilings with water depth estimated at approximately 6 feet at Mean Low Water further up School House Creek. The Schoolhouse Creek shore is historically protected waterfront sheltered from severe storms and is well suited for boating, fishing, kayaking and paddleboarding. In addition to the historic residence, the property includes three modest cottages and three barns/outbuildings, adding flexibility for agricultural use, storage, workshops, guest accommodations or future restoration. Transferable Development Rights “TDR” have not been exercised and remain available. Few properties combine this degree of acreage, waterfront, privacy and documented history in one setting. Whether envisioned as a private family estate, working farm, sporting retreat, waterfront sanctuary or legacy property to be preserved for generations, Timerity, offers a rare opportunity to own an exceptional piece of Southern Maryland’s Chesapeake tidewater landscape. This estate has seen a diverse history. Ownership allows you to write the next chapter adding to the growing legacy of this waterfront retreat.
Welcome to Timerity, a natural sanctuary tucked away on an 189-acre waterfront estate where Southern Maryland history, productive farmland, mature woods and protected tidal waters come together in one extraordinary property. Documented by the Maryland Historical Trust as Timerity Farm, the property reflects the agricultural and maritime heritage of the Drayden area and the historic St. George’s Hundred landscape of St. Mary’s County. The Trust identifies the residence as a mid-19th-century historic resource, while an earlier survey records an owner tradition suggesting 1790. At the heart of the farm stands a distinctive one-and-one-half-story frame residence with a traditional side-passage/double-parlor plan, hardwood floors, separate fireplaces, painted moldings and a rare historic brick pent chimney. The home offers three bedrooms, including one on the main level and two upstairs, along with two full baths. A working country kitchen opens to a generous gathering space, while the side porch provides a relaxed setting for entertaining, crab feasts and enjoying the surrounding waterfront views. The property unfolds across approximately 189 acres of open farmland, mature woodland and secluded shoreline, creating an exceptional sense of privacy. Roughly rectangular in shape, the land occupies the end of a peninsula and is surrounded on three sides by water, with the public road coming to an end at the entrance to the property. The 189 acres have approximately 1/3 open farmland and 2/3 mature woodland and secluded shoreline. The agricultural fields are presently leased to a local farmer, while the wooded portions provide habitat for the abundant wildlife for which Southern Maryland’s tidewater country is known. Approximately 5,000 linear feet of protected shoreline extend along School House Creek, with boating access through St. George Creek to the Potomac River. A private pier and a grandfathered previous pier depicted by the remaining pilings serves the residence with water depth estimated at approximately 6 feet at Mean Low Water further up School House Creek. The Schoolhouse Creek shore is historically protected waterfront sheltered from severe storms and is well suited for boating, fishing, kayaking and paddleboarding. In addition to the historic residence, the property includes three modest cottages and three barns/outbuildings, adding flexibility for agricultural use, storage, workshops, guest accommodations or future restoration. Transferable Development Rights “TDR” have not been exercised and remain available. Few properties combine this degree of acreage, waterfront, privacy and documented history in one setting. Whether envisioned as a private family estate, working farm, sporting retreat, waterfront sanctuary or legacy property to be preserved for generations, Timerity, offers a rare opportunity to own an exceptional piece of Southern Maryland’s Chesapeake tidewater landscape. This estate has seen a diverse history. Ownership allows you to write the next chapter adding to the growing legacy of this waterfront retreat.
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Last updated by owner on Aug 4, 2026.
RPD
Rural Preservation District
The regulations of Rural Preservation Districts are intended to foster agricultural, forestry, mineral resource extraction, and aquacultural uses and protect the land base necessary to support these activities. Low density residential development in this type of district is permitted subject to performance standards that maintain the rural character of the district in recognition of the fact that a full range of public facilities is not provided or planned. The farmer has the right to farm without being restricted by neighboring residential areas. Restricted hours of operation for farm equipment, restricted odor-producing fertilizers, or mandatory noise reductions may not be imposed on farmers in an RPD zoning district. The general intent of the district is to encourage farming without undue burden on the landowner. In accordance with these intentions, the following provisions for the protection of agricultural uses will apply: (1) Any farm use of land is permitted. (2) Operation, at any time, of machinery used in farm production or the primary processing of agricultural products is permitted. (3) Normal agricultural activities and operations in accordance with good husbandry practices, which do not cause bodily injury or directly endanger human health, are permitted and preferred activities, including activities that may produce normal agriculture related noise and odors. (4) The sale of farm products produced on the farm where the sales are made is permitted.
Permitted uses
Include but are not limited to:
Equestrian facility
Greenhouse / nursery
Livestock production
Winery & vineyard
Housing-Single unit
Manufacturing
Bed & breakfast
Agriculture-Cropland
Agriculture-Grove / orchard
Timberland
Climate risks
1/10 Flood Factor
Minimal risk of a flood reaching the building in the next 30 years
3/10 Fire Factor
0.62% chance of being in a wildfire in next 30 years
9/10 Heat Factor
7 days above 101° expected this year, 18 days in 30 years
6/10 Wind Factor
56% chance of strong winds in next 30 years
2/10 Air Factor
1 unhealthy days expected this year, 1 days in 30 years
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Historical weather
Drayden, MD • 20630
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Sun exposure
100/ 100
Exceptional sunlight
Sunscore
There appears to be minimal shading by surrounding buildings, terrain, and vegetation.
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Redfin Estimate for 45776 Boothe Rd
$3,284,872
$215K under list price of $3.50M
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The Redfin Estimate uses 6 recent nearby sales, priced between $525K to $1.1M.