9' ceilings, 3 car garage, hardwd and ceramic flrs, 1st flr mstr, formal dr, kit w/silestone, island,brktfst rm, dble ovens, poss theater/work-out rm 2nd flr. Neighborhood Description QUEENSTOWN (Little Town On The Water) The birth of Queenstown in Queen Anne’s County took place in 1707, and at that time was named “Queen Anne’s Towne.” In 1710 the name was changed to “Queen’s Towne” and many years later the “e” was dropped and it became one word one word. Both Queenstown and Queen Anne’s County were names after “Good Queen Anne” of England. Queenstown was the home of the first County seat from 1707-1782, at which time it was moved to Centreville. In the early to mid-1850’s, Queenstown was a stop for many steamboats, which would bring goods to the town and carry passengers up and down the Chester River and to Baltimore. Today, agriculture and seafood harvesting are the dominant economic factors in the area. Retail shopping outlets, located in Queenstown, and the Queenstown Harbor Golf Links, adjacent to the Town, are thriving and bring many visitors to the Town.
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