Overview
Historic Estate: Mullikin's Delight
Mullikin’s Delight is a 15.8-acre estate, recognized as the oldest continuously inhabited residence in Prince George’s County, offering over 325 years of history. The main section of the approximately 3,000 square foot home, featuring 3 bedrooms and 3 full baths, was built in 1698, with additions in the 18th and 19th centuries. The home includes wide plank 17th-century heart pine floors and 10-foot high ceilings. The great room features early Americana details, the original wood-burning, brick surround fireplace, and exposed beams. The dining room has space for family gatherings and a second wood-burning fireplace. A main level bedroom with a separate exterior entrance can serve as an au pair suite, in-law suite, guest space, or home office. The kitchen has been modernized with new cabinetry, granite countertops, stainless appliances, a porcelain farm sink, and an island with a propane cooktop. The upper floor features a primary bedroom with a converted walk-in closet and an en-suite bathroom with a double vanity, soaking tub, and a walk-in tiled shower. An additional bedroom is located on the second level with an adjacent full bath. The roof was recently replaced with composite slate shingles. Updates include 4 new zoned HVAC systems (2021), new plumbing (2012), twin electrical panels (2012), new gas manifold lines (2012) and a 205' deep well (2012). The grounds include a workshop/shed for 2-3 vehicles and a larger tobacco barn for equipment. There is a detached greenhouse, grape arbor, blueberry patch, and a fenced vegetable garden. Outdoor spaces include front and rear patios, a smaller patio with hammock, a picnic area, zen garden, outdoor swing, a stone fire pit, and a walking trail through the woods. Located between I-495 and US-301, the property is 10 miles and under 25 minutes to the Washington DC line, 30 minutes to BWI airport, and 20 miles to downtown Annapolis.
