Live authentically. The Parkton Hotel, circa 1852, steeped in local history. This was a 19 room place of public accommodation built to take advantage of an inner state railroad, the Baltimore and Susquehanna, that passed through the region in 1838. It was also aligned with a pay-highway, the Baltimore and Yorktown Turnpike Road. The Turnpike brought much produce and cattle before rail transport became the most accepted mode of shipping. The hotel belonged to the Turner-Parke family that owned the entire village and it's mill. The founding family sold the hotel in 1892. At one time there had also been a post office and a millinery shop in the hotel structure itself. The Parkton Hotel is perched with majestic views of the Gunpowder River. A remarkable place in every way searching for it's new steward. The house is in a state of disrepair and no interior access is permitted. Please sign the Hold Harmless in listing documents prior to booking your exterior grounds visit. This property is on the Baltimore County Landmark list. Please read additional documents provided. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home. Seller has asked for offers to be submitted by end of they day, Friday, 9-19-25. Offers will be presented to Seller upon receipt.
