Enjoy a week with your friends and family at a

charming 1895 Victorian in the historic district

of Cambridge -- in Dorchester County, on Maryland's

scenic Eastern Shore. The charmer is located just three

blocks from the city marina on the Choptank River.



Walk or bike to the historic shopping district, enjoying

the many fine examples of turn-of-the-century

architecture along the way. Take a picnic to the nearby

playground/park on the river. Sit on the porch swing

while you slow down from your busy life.



Furnished for your relaxation, this comfortable,

rambling house has three bedrooms on the second

floor. There is a master bedroom with a king-size bed,

and two bedrooms with a queen-size bed each. One

bathroom has a walk-in shower and a whirlpool

bathtub. The other second-floor bathroom has a

clawfoot tub.

On the first floor (next to the great room) is another

full bath with a walk-in shower.

The third floor offers a quiet getaway for children,

teens, or anyone who enjoys a high vantage point; it's
far from the bustle in the kitchen. There is a DVD
player, a Foosball® table, and magnetic darts. If you
need to be in touch, here is where you will find the
cable connection to the internet for your laptop.



Sample the excellent seafood restaurants in town. Or

eat in, preparing a meal in the fully-equipped kitchen.

Cambridge Victorian has a lovely dining room that

easily seats ten; it will enable you to bring back

memories of the days of sit-down dining and good

conversation.

Early risers can read the paper over coffee and

breakfast in the cozy sitting area off the kitch. The
first-floor den provides a relaxing atmosphere in which
to

socialize, read a good book in front of the fireplace,

and play board games or cards.



Your stay at the Cambridge Victorian will allow you

time to see the area's many offerings. The Blackwater

National Wildlife Refuge is an area gem, and is home to

the second largest population of bald eagles on the

East Coast. Blackwater is a stopover for waterfowl on

the Atlantic flyway. There are geese, 20 duck species,

osprey, great blue heron, swans, hawks, owls, and

many varieties of songbirds. Dedicated birdwatchers

and novices alike will enjoy driving, walking, and biking

through the refuge.



Museum and historic sites abound in Dorchester. And

there's a self-guided walking tour of Cambridge's

historic district.



A map of bicycle trails will guide both casual and

experienced riders over Dorchester's more than 500

miles of flat, scenic, country roads. And with easy

access to public boat ramps, visitors can enjoy boating,

kayaking, sailing, and fishing. Fishing enthusiasts will

enjoy the nearby pier across the Choptank River.