0 Calderwood Rd, Oakland, MD 21550

Description

This 3.9+/- acres is situated just over a ½ mile back on Calderwood Road and offers easy access in a private location. Just outside of town limits, with the Little Youghiogheny River's namesake creek flowing right through the property, this tract offers a rare chance to own a piece of Western Maryland's mountain landscape. Whether you're looking for a quiet getaway, a camping or recreational base, or a potential future building site, this parcel is worth exploring the potential.

The property is a pleasing mix of open ground and wooded cover. The open areas offer room for a camp setup or the starting point for a future homesite, while the wooded portion provides privacy and a natural buffer. The Little Youghiogheny creek winds through the tract, adding the sound of moving water, scenery through every season, and a natural draw for wildlife. Please note that a portion of the property lies within a floodplain.

The parcel has road frontage on Calderwood Road, and the gated access helps provide added privacy. Calderwood Road is partially within city limits, and a portion is maintained by the county, as well as partially outside of city limits and maintained by the residents who live along it. Electric service is available at the road. There is no water or septic on the property.

For buyers who want more room to roam, this 3.9+/- acre tract can be purchased together with the adjacent 41.87± acre property. Combined, the two parcels would total nearly 46 acres, creating an excellent opportunity for a larger recreational holding, family compound, or long-term investment in Garrett County.

Deer Park sits in the southwestern corner of Garrett County, home to Deep Creek Lake, Swallow Falls State Park, and miles of public lands, trails, and waterways. Outdoor recreation is a way of life here, from fishing, hiking, and hunting to skiing, boating, and snowmobiling. The area is also known for its small-town charm and its four-season appeal. Opportunities like this don't come along often in Garrett County.