The Malloy House has stood proudly in the heart of Historic Chestertown since. ca. 1753 as a handsome example of the Colonial period. It has been beautifully maintained and includes a lovely private garden. There are many original details and more to be found. For instance, the original wide pine flooring can be seen in the ceiling of the basement. There are Maryland Historical Trust interior and exterior easements but MHT would probably be delighted to see the old floors again. Even the basement has been cared for and improved with a painted concrete floor, original stone foundation and, obviously, well-maintained equipment. Malloy House is situated just a half-a-block on a slight rise from the beautiful Chester River. The newly totally rebuilt Chestertown Marina with floating docks and slips is just a block away. Within two blocks one can enjoy parks, specialty shops, galleries, restaurants and an award winning Farmers Market. A culturally lively historic town! Chestertown is also home for Washington College, the 10th oldest college in America. The County of Kent is known for its National Wildlife Refuge, water sports, hunting, fishing, thriving farms and its deep, rich history. A pastoral haven for the major metropolitan areas along the Chesapeake Bay.