The median home value in Funkstown, MD is $175,000.
This is
lower than
the county median home value of $235,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Funkstown, MD is $175,000.
Approximately 60% of Funkstown homes are owned,
compared to 33% rented, while
7% are vacant.
Funkstown real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
If you like to see a property, contact Funkstown real estate agent to arrange a tour today!
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Charming Painted Lady awaiting your finishing touches in the quaint town of Funkstown, 3 beds, 2 full baths, hardwood flooring throughout, spacious floor plan with the opportunity to create a multi unit or a large Single Family Home. Huge corner lot with wrap around porch! Exterior freshly painted, and roof is 2 years old. Great for Investor or Homeowner looking for sweat equity. Unique opportunity for Homeowner looking for sweat equity or Investor looking for new project. Cash or Conventional loan, Opportunity Knocking on this Sunny Yellow Door.
Live in one unit and rent the other or purchase to rent both and enjoy the rent flow! Currently two units, could also be a Single Family Home. The main home will be vacant as of February 1, 2024. The lower level has it's own address, 22 E. Chestnut St, and is currently leased month-to-month and offers two bedrooms, full bathroom, full kitchen with all appliances, stackable washer/dryer, and access to a large covered patio and parking pad. Upper unit has been remodeled and beautiful. It is currently leased month-to-month offers full kitchen, separate dining and living rooms, 2 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Plenty of owner/tenant storage with three storage sheds. All on a large corner lot in the quaint town of Funkstown. Great opportunity! ! ! Don't miss out! ! !
Known as the Chaney House and the former Ruthâs Antiques, built in 1847, steeped in rich history. Sitting pretty at the intersection of South High and West Baltimore Streets in historic Funkstown, the house served as the primary hospital of the Civil War Battle of Funkstown in July, 1863. At that time the house was owned by Dr. V.H. Newcomer. From the time you entire the stately gallery/great room with two fireplaces, 14-foot ceilings and double chandeliers through a large bright sunroom entrance, the house includes 5 bedrooms, three full and one-half baths. In 2002, The property was acquired by Gregory and Victoria Sullivan. Succeeding the Engstroms, Greg and Vicki formed The Big White House on the Corner, LLC , and opened Hudson House Galleries in the new location, where they bought, sold and restored collectible antiques, imported oriental furnishings, rugs, reproductions, framed paintings, fine art and Americana across the Mid-Atlantic region, even including pieces acquired for display in The White House, Washington, D.C. The flexible and adaptive main house contains a first floor gallery, sunroom, living room a full bath and a powder room. A full kitchen. There are 6 original fireplaces. The layout is perfect for either a residence, fine dining restaurant, event center, wedding venue or bed & breakfast. The second floor consists of five bedrooms, two full baths, a second kitchen and laundry room. The second floor is configured to serve as a self-contained ownerâs suite. The property is gated with a private courtyard and two-car garage. And then thereâs the warehouse. A flexible space to house collectable vehicles and the like, or as a staging area for the next chapter in restoration of the primary building. A detached multi-level, climate-controlled 7,900 square foot +/- restoration workshop and expansive warehouse with loading dock and elevator serve the property and offer income-producing space. There is also an adorable caretakerâs apartment in a loft adjacent to the workshop, with galley kitchen, bedroom/living room full bath laundry and storage. There is also a detached, unrestored historic brick summer kitchen.
