Maryland's largest city is the busy
port of Baltimore, a quirky and engaging
metropolis with a revitalized urban waterfront, thriving
cultural scene and eclectic neighborhoods that characterize
its diverse residents. Western Maryland stretches over
a hundred miles to the Appalachian foothills, its rolling
farmlands noteworthy chiefly for the Civil War battlefield
at Antietam. Just twenty miles south of Baltimore, along
the Chesapeake Bay, picturesque Annapolis has
served as Maryland's capital since 1694. Some of the
state's most worthwhile destinations, from the pretty
fishing and yachting town of St Michaels to
the untouched wilderness of Assateague Island , are across
the Chesapeake Bay on the eastern shore, connected to
the rest of the state by the US-50 bridge but otherwise
still a world apart - except for the sprawling resort
of Ocean City.
These Maryland vacation homes, condos, and villas are
presented by their Owners or agents. Please click on the links provided, then contact Owners directly with your inquiries.
