Description: The Rawlings Mill House in Montgomery County sits on 9.24 acres. of lovely countryside in delightful Ashton, Maryland. The dining room of The Rawling Mill House is still standing from the mid-18th Century Colonial settlement era of the County's history. Located on a country road just before you approach the bridge over the Patuxent River into Howard County. Conveniently located to local shopping, amenities and major commuter routes The Rawlings Mill House is an unpretentious house but certainly not small with its 17 rooms and seven fireplaces. This home boasts massive exterior fieldstone chimneys. Main level of this home features seven rooms apparently constructed in several eras from the colonial to 1960s. Beautifully situated at the center of the house is the dining room which is said to be the oldest room in the house (circ 1768) and was probably the original log cabin which features a huge stone fireplace and exposed log and mortar walls. The newest addition to the house seems to have been constructed sometime between 1940-1960s is the huge family room which reflects the spirit of the house. Living room and family room There is no Historic The 2nd floor sleeping area features a light filled spacious owners suite with a stunning fireplace and private bath. Additional 3 large secondary bedrooms and full hall bath. The third bedroom has private bath. Attic level features 2 large dormered rooms plus full hallway bath. 4-bedroom 4.5 bath total in the main house. Lower-level basement/cellar with washer/dryer and major heating and A/C systems. Detached 2 car garage with attached accessory structure which can be used as a guest house/office/studio with separate heating system. Cottage provides a kitchenette, charming living area with a fireplace and 3 additional upper-level rooms and a washer/dryer. This home is beautifully situated on 9.24 acres just a short hike to the river.4-bedroom 4.5 bath total in the main house.

Directions: From rt. 650 ( new hampshire ave.) east toward the Howard County line. Turn Right on Tucker Lane to 1820 on the right.