Tilghman on Chesapeake makes dreams real with affordable island living in Maryland.
For many, the idea of “island living” is a lovely but far-fetched dream. But Tilghman on Chesapeake has just made that dream a real possibility.
Located on Maryland’s historic and scenic Tilghman Island, an easy two hours from Washington, D.C., Tilghman on Chesapeake offers a small community of new homes on lots that are an easy 9-iron from the waterfront and the harbor.
The neighborhood is a boater’s paradise, but you don’t need a boat to enjoy the close-in amenities — serene settings, beautiful scenery, delicious seafood and ambient landscapes, among others — and the relaxed, community oriented vibe of the Tilghman on Chesapeake neighborhood that comes naturally with Maryland Eastern Shore living.
Built by Gemcraft with more than 25 years experience and starting in the low $400s, the 10 models of luxury homes cater to a variety of lifestyles, with versatile floor plans and sizes ranging from three bedrooms with 1,250-square-feet of living space to five bedrooms and 2,800-square-feet. Upgrades and options abound.
The neighborhood offers private use of the yacht club, pool, clubhouse and countless waterfront spots for picnics, meanderings and time with friends and family. And while Tilghman on Chesapeake is remote, it is not rural, with plentiful nearby shopping, restaurants and businesses catering to basic needs.
Start living the dream of island living.
For information about Tilghman on Chesapeak, email [email protected] or call 240-274-1219. See the website for details, photos and maps. Or contact Joe Petrone at Monument Sotheby’s International Realty at 240-274-1219 or [email protected].
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