This carpenter gothic farmhouse was built by the prosperous Boteler family. Walk into your stunning foyer w/ original custom wood staircase & wainscoting trim. To your right enjoy your parlor w/ 1 of 3 natural gas vermont casting stoves! Formal dining room w/ original hardwood flooring, wainscoting, crown molding & original fluted & rosette molding around doors & windows! Kitchen was remodeled w/ 46' custom cabinets w/ double crown trim at the top of cabinets. Natural gas cooking, stainless steel appliances, granite counter-tops & bar stool seating while keeping cozy & warm by your wood stove. Upscale half bath on main level. Secret second staircase off kitchen to upper level. Twin master suites. First master suite in front of home w/ great views & large closet space. 2nd master suite has private full bathroom, french doors with stunning view of your garden & a private porch to watch the sunset! Bedrooms 3 & 4 are great size & share a full bath w/ a claw-foot tub for two! Attic is finished w/ one side used as an office & the other side set up as a 5th bedroom. Finished basement w/ fireplace & full bathroom. Current owners lovingly cared for this home & added many of the modern amenities. Buckeystown preservation society Circa 1908" The Boteler family was deeply entrenched in county history, involved in milling and later livestock. They also owned the "Meat Market" which is now the "Buckeystown Pub." The large barn once held 30 head of cattle! Other buildings are a carriage house and shed. Evidence of the cattle business is still evident in the rear of the property. Three generations of Willam Botelers lived here. The 3rd Bill Boteler was the "Post Master" in town. Wrap around front porch faces west with views of the farm and pond to the catoctin mountains. Gorgeous sunsets!.Two story open porches with two of the porches screened in for open dining. Built in King Edwards reign, with it's Carpenter Gothic design! Great location between Frederick & Montgomery county. Commuters dream.