The Old Cambridge Brick Colonial lies in the heart of the Historic District of the City of Cambridge, County Seat of Dorchester County. 

Tree lined streets bordering the Choptank River
The house rests on a wide street corner one block from the scenic Choptank River.  In fact, the River can be seen from the street corner in front of the house.  Streets in the neighborhood have sidewalks and beautifully landscaped yards framing historic houses and buildings which date back to the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

Small town feel with large town amenities.
Cambridge is a historic town in that it was settled in 1684 and incorporated in 1793.  It currently has a population of 10,911 making it the third most populated municipality on the Eastern Shore of Maryland (Salisbury is the largest, followed by Easton).

The Scenic Choptank River
The City of Cambridge rests on the Choptank River which has been its source of revenue and prosperity since the town was settled over 300 years ago.

Today the River is still scenic and continues to help Cambridge prosper through the harvesting of seafood and the attraction of boaters and tourists.

View of the Choptank River from the Annie Oakley House

The City of Cambridge is conveniently located between Easton and Salisbury allowing for extended shopping and recreation opportunities in close proximity.  Additionally, Cambridge is only a 1.5 hour drive from the major cities of Baltimore and Washington, and it has its own hospital and airport.

Cambridge has a historic district with stately older homes, as well as several shopping malls, restaurants and museums, and of course - the famous Choptank River waterfront, which provides abundant opportunity for recreation including the Sailwinds waterfront park and the Grand Hyatt Hotel.