Enjoy a recap of the Homes Tour 2011

: La Trappe Creek Farm, Margits Lane, Trappe, MD
Nestled on the shores of picturesque La Trappe Creek, this Georgian-style Colonial home on 20 acres was completely transformed in 2008. A gourmet kitchen, a Jeffersonian octagonal dining room and an indoor pool suggesting a Roman spa are complimented by one of a kind Victorian furnishings and antiques from the 1700's.

: The John S. McDaniel House, Aurora Street, Easton, MD
Built in 1865 this Queen Anne Victorian home has been lovingly restored by Fran and Mary Lou Karwacki. Architectural details, trim work and furnishings have been carefully matched to the romantic Victorian period. Currently a Bed and Breakfast Inn, the interiors are elegant and cozy, while the wrap around porch welcomes in the historic district of Easton.

: Craycroft House, Aurora Street, Easton, MD
Circa 1908, this four square house has passed through many families and is currently owned by The Knopp family who have created a sophisticated interior through their extensive renovations. The original pocket doors and stair case are highlighted against fine architectural details. A restored carriage house is surrounded by flower and vegetable gardens. Christmas ornaments collected from years of travel adorn the interior.

: Monteray Farms, Clarks Wharf Road, Trappe, MD
Two hundred acres surround this farm house built in 1839 on the banks of the Choptank River. Owned by the Wilkins family since 1946 it is a working grain farm and home to Monteray Farms Flowers and Gifts which seasonally grows and harvests fresh flowers. Family heirlooms, early American collectibles and original artwork are offset by large windows which look onto panoramic views of the farm. A farmhouse dining table handcrafted by a local artisan from the wood used to build the original farmhouse in the 1800's is a focal point of the great room.

: Waldrip/Schroeder Residence, Earle Ave., Easton, MD
An arts and crafts California style bungalow from 1955, this unique and light filled residence was renovated in 2010 under the guidance of Atelier 11. Ltd. Architects. The open rooms combine Asian and contemporary design, art, and even an indoor garden! The house is loaded with great storage ideas including a pantry that doubles as a Zen art gallery.

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