Best Airbnb In MD Is Chesapeake Bayfront Mansion That Hosted 'The Real Housewives': Report

SHERWOOD, MD — The best Airbnb in Maryland is a Chesapeake Bayfront mansion on the Eastern Shore, according to a ranking released Tuesday from Condé Nast Traveler journalist Ashlea Halpern. The 12,000-square-foot manor gained popularity after "The Real Housewives of Potomac" filmed four episodes there earlier this year.

Located in Sherwood, the Talbot County property sits between St. Michaels and Tilghman Island. The 30-acre estate boasts everything from a heated pool to a wet bar and a home gym. Ping pong and billiards tables also lie on site. The owners installed a playground over the summer, and they added a 160-foot pier this fall to complete a two-year renovation.

Intricate stone, tile and hardwood floors run throughout the house. The home sleeps 12 guests across eight bedrooms and 11 beds. With 11 bathrooms, there is a personal toilet for nearly every visitor.

You can explore this stately home, called the Chesapeake Mansion, for $1,170 per day. The minimum stay is three nights.

"The house is a dream - immaculate, beautifully decorated, spacious and well stocked with everything you could need," a renter named Colleen said in a review, noting her appreciation for the kitchen's crab mallets. "The sunset views were absolutely breathtaking."

Trips To Discover agreed that the home is a gem. In October, the travel website named the brick abode the "most incredible Airbnb mansion rental" in Maryland.

Click here to browse all the photos or rent the house, which touts a five-star rating across 19 reviews. The full Airbnb rankings from Condé Nast Traveler are posted at this link.

The shows that "The Real Housewives Of Potomac" shot at the location aired in October. Their season six getaway was featured in episodes 13 through 16, which are viewable here.

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