Presenting 84.13 acres of nature and solitude, located in the heart of bucolic Parkton. This one of a kind property is steeped in history. The stone home is one of the last remaining structures from the General Calder estate granted prior to the Revolutionary War. The property includes two stream valleys, one being the recently professionally restored Fourth Mine Branch, a productive trout stream with a naturally reproducing brown trout population. The property also includes mature woodlands as well as newly planted forest acreage and expansive meadows. The property produces trophy deer, and is home to other wildlife including wild turkey. The Historic Stone Farmhouse accessed on Stablersville Rd provides picturesque stream and valley views. The home is original in detail to include the massive wood burning stone fireplace in the main living room, original wood floors throughout and the open oak rail staircase from 1st to 3rd floor. The home offers 3 bedrooms, 1 full bath and 2 half en suite baths in bed 2 and bed 3. The classic 2nd floor full front porch off the primary bed is a true sign of the era of the home's construction. The home is registered in the National Historic Registry and is noted in the book From Marble Hill to Maryland Line The property has been placed in forest buffer and forest conservation to assure absolute tranquility into perpetuity. This home and property awaits your arrival to enjoy and make your own!!