Property Description

This building has been converted into 4 apartments. All units are currently rented. Limited interior photos to respect tenant privacy. Landlord pays all utilities. 128 North Queen Street, built in the beautiful Queen Anne style is one of the finest 19th-century houses in the Chestertown Historic District. The house is a block from the Chester River, close to Washington College and two blocks from downtown, shops, and the Chestertown Marina. It was designed by Baltimore Architect ,Benjamin Owens. The building served as the Methodist Parsonage for the Christ Methodist Church on High Street soon after he designed the church in 1887. The multi-gabled house is asymmetrical, filled with light from large double-hung windows, with a three-story turret in one corner large enough for a desk from where you can view the Chester River. Hardwood floors are located throughout. A beautiful original polished staircase with turned and polished wood balustrades rises from the central hall. Original stained glass windows shimmer with color in the main staircase and a second-floor bathroom which retains an amazingly large claw foot bathtub with polished wood surround. A slate surround and carved wood fireplace mantel center the den and living area on the first floor. The building is heated by a one year old boiler and cooled by a one year old heat pump system. Unit 1 is an efficiency. Rent $980 Unit 2 is 2 stories and 2 bedrooms with a washer/dryer. Rent $1850 Unit 3 is a 1 bedroom with a turret. Rent $1300 Unit 4 is a 1 bedroom with a turret. Rent $1200 Last year's electric: $4331 Last year's oil: $3215