This fine example of 18th Charlestown, Maryland awaits it's next steward. LINTON HOUSE is situated in a unique Town setting on the Northeast River. Unique because of its history, historic architecture, maritime amenities and contemporary residences along the River. Charlestown is truly a fascinating experience. LINTON HOUSE played and interesting part in the history of Charlestown and the surrounding area. Built by William Linton during the period as a county seat, this fine house stands as a handsome reminder of a most important period of America. This two-story, two rooms deep, five-bay, Flemish bond brick house is a restrained example of high-style Georgian architecture. There are four bedrooms, two and a half baths, high ceilings, seven fireplaces basement and attic. The center entrance, stair hall leads to a grand terrace that overlooks the grounds. A modern wing, although not original to the house and built originally as a garage, offers many different possibilities. There is a belt course and molded water table. Large chimneys are set within the gable ends. The almost one acre grounds includes mature trees including two Dawn Cypress and an in-ground, salt-filtered pool. CHARLESTOWN, was founded in 1742 by the Act of Maryland Assembly "to encourage Trade and Navigation as a means of promoting happiness and increasing the riches . . . there being yet no town settled at or near the head of the Chesapeake Bay." Because if was, also located along the "Post Road" between Philadelphia and Mr. Vernon, George Washington visited often. At that time, it boast several inns and taverns. Charlestown was names in honor of the Right Honorable Charles, Lord Baron of Baltimore.