The gardens of Chanceford Hall are magical in their own right. One of the two black walnut trees is a Maryland Champion tree, the third oldest black walnut tree in the state. Two large, mature weeping cherry trees along with majestic magnolia trees, English boxwood, and holly trees create a lush backdrop to the historic manor house. Both Georgian and Federal original details combine to create an impressive mansion reflecting early American life. Elaborate crown moldings, chair rails, fireplace mantles, paneled doors with original hardware, and wide plank wood flooring are a few of the details that decorate the ten-foot high ceiling rooms.
Proportions are grand but definitely American in scale.
One of the bedrooms is located on the first floor, and two bedrooms on the second floor can be opened to provide a two-bedroom suite with complete privacy for both rooms. Each bedroom is quite large and very private, due to the 18-inch thick interior brick walls. The house is filled with books for the avid reader or novice to enjoy. A complete gourmet breakfast is served in the morning. Upon arrival, hors d'oeuvres and complimentary wine is served to help you relax into the world of Chanceford Hall.