Historic Hunt Valley Schoolhouse Transformed into Unique Stone Residence, Now For Sale
A historic schoolhouse in Hunt Valley, Maryland, has been converted into a unique stone residence and is now on the market. Located at 200 Ashland Road, the property, originally the Ashland School (Baltimore County School No. 7), was built in…
Baltimore, MD, August 4, 2026 — A piece of Hunt Valley, Maryland’s history is now available on the real estate market. The former Ashland School, a structure originally built in 1882, has been meticulously transformed into a distinctive stone residence.
Located at 200 Ashland Road, the property, identified as Baltimore County School No. 7, underwent a significant conversion from its educational beginnings to a private dwelling in 1929. The architectural firm Palmer and Lamdin was responsible for this notable transition.
The residence showcases a unique architectural style, blending elements of Gothic Revival and Queen Anne design. Its exterior is characterized by rough-cut marble ashlar construction, lending a timeless and robust aesthetic. Inside, the home retains original interior details that harken back to its initial conversion into a residence over nine decades ago.
The property’s location offers both historical charm and modern convenience. It is situated in close proximity to York Road and provides accessible routes to Interstate 83, facilitating easy commutes and access to surrounding areas.
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