Old World Charm, waterviews, highspeed internet, private bea in St George Island

Our fabulous vintage cottage enjoys a waterfront community with the
Potomac River's bulkhead out the front door and 200
acres of timber preserve out the back door. The woodland community is
rich with birds and other wildlife.

The cottage is lovely and comfortable. Completely gutted and
renovated, it is equipped as a year-round retreat. We have views of
the Potomac River and woodland. Only a short walk to the private
sandy beach and public boat ramp; this is a great place to vacation.
Slips are usually available at the marina where you can also find a
friendly people and good food or on occasion a little music.

Everything in Tall Timbers Cottage is new including: the heating and
cooling systems, windows, carpets,appliances, and paint and appliances
and kitchen.

Fully equipped with dishes and all the standard culinary equipment.
Two set sets of linens and towels for each room.
Washer and dryer, iron, ironing board
High speed Internet connection
Cable TV, CD and DVD players
Telephone

Bike,
Barbecue, horse shoes, badmitton,
Crab traps, fishing poles for the kids
games and puzzles.

Flower and herb gardens.

This house is furnished for comfort and quality. No smoking please.

Wildlife viewing is a treat, and horses can be rented nearby.
Tall Timbers is where Cedar Cove and Herring Creek meet
the Potomac River and not far from the St. Mary's and St. George's
Rivers and the Chesapeake Bay. There is big water for boating and
sailing, but also creeks and estuaries for canoes, and kayaks. It is
not unusual to see a swimming deer or muskrat, or a dozen blue herons
or turtles. Fishing and crabbing is fabulous. The private beach is
good for swimming, or strolling and shell
collection.

Most visitors are not able to complete the sight seeing in a single
trip. If the area is new to you, Saint Mary's County is filled with
museums and historical sites such as Historic St. Mary’s City with a
replica pf the 1633 "dove" at dock. The Piney Point Light House and
beach is a great place for a picnic or to take a look at the site of
the old "Summer White House;" Maryland's first underwater park, the
German U-boat was sunk just off shore during target practice. The
Patuxent River Naval Air Museum (PAX), and the Point Lookout State
Park and Civil War Museum are not far away. The Sotterley Plantation,
St. Anne's Gardens or St. Clement's Island-Potomac River Museum and
the Calvert Maritime Museum are also worth the trip. You can also
find great local crafts at the old mill, or visit the little red
schoolhouse, or the Drayden Afro-American school house.

$450-700/ week
$1300/ month