$30M 1755 Estate, $14M Farm, $12.5M Hunting Property For Sale In MD: How Much House

MARYLAND — With the estimated Powerball jackpot set at $220 million and Mega Millions at an estimated $223 million, the shopping possibilities for the winner are endless. Buy a new car? Purchase a vacation home? Maybe even own a dream home?

So, just how much house could you buy for $9 million to $30 million in Maryland?

Check out these jaw-dropping multi-million-dollar properties on the market now. From a spectacular manor estate with both bay and oceanfront access to a 1755 Georgian manor house nestled on 500 acres, these properties are quite impressive.

27293 Southside Island Creek Rd., Trappe

An Eastern Shore farm located along the Choptank River in Trappe called The Wilderness is priced at $14 million. Consisting of eight parcels totaling 380 acres, The Wilderness includes the primary home with six bedrooms and six bathrooms, a waterside guest cottage, beach house, pool, pier, tennis court, an early 20th century barn and other structures.

The original owner's grandson served two terms as Maryland's governor. The white brick home with black shutters is trimmed in olive green. A long white gravel drive winds up to the house under an umbrella of mature trees. A spacious foyer and stair hall with an elliptical arch separates the public from the private areas of the home that includes two parlors.

485 Cassidy Wharf Rd., Earleville

Money Point Farm fronting the Sassafras River functions as a $12.5 million Maryland wildlife farm. The farm sees early season waterfowl first enter the Chesapeake and late season birds stay around due to the amount of open water maintained on the big rivers surrounding the Susquehanna Flats. The farm also releases 2,300 ducks annually for sporting purposes, raised in five waterfowl impoundments. The farm has more than 418 acres, a long stretch of shoreline and seven raised deer blinds for whitetail deer and turkey hunting. A rustic hunting lodge dates back to the early 20th century with three bedrooms and three bathrooms.

Priced at $12.5 million, the "Little Versailles in Potomac" mansion offers six bedrooms, 11 bathrooms, an indoor swimming pool and a sauna with heated marble floors. The Beaux-Arts architectural elements in this home that sits on two acres is impressive. With a stone exterior, Italian marble floorings, more than 16,500 square feet and 12-foot ceilings, the home exudes elegance. Protected behind a double-gated security entrance, a water fountain out front leads to a stone portico entry. The grand foyer shines with marble flooring and plaster moldings are adorned with gold leaf accents. The gourmet kitchen inside boasts Italian cabinetry while a commercial-grade outdoor kitchen and fireplace can be found on the rear terrace.

9750 Martha's Landing Rd., Ocean City

With six bedrooms and nine bathrooms, White Marlin Manor Estate, priced at $9.9 million has access to both the bay and ocean. Built in the Southern Living Style Coastal design, the home features a 12-seat luxury theater, two fireplaces, a wine cellar and an etched glass elevator. The gourmet kitchen also has a heated tile floor, a commercial ice machine and teak flooring throughout the home. There's also a 60,000-pound boat lift at the dock.

8620 Bozman Neavitt Rd., Saint Michaels

Known as Aqua Vita - the waters of life - this $12.5 million has six bedrooms and 11 bathrooms on 8.6 private acres along Harris Creek. The custom-built home has more than 400 feet of direct water frontage, a guest cottage and a party barn. There's a waterside pool, a pier, pine grove and a putting green. The home also has a grand three-story foyer, a river room with a two-story octagon copula and a TV room with three exposures. A grand salon boasts a bay window, fireplace and design that sweeps you away to Paris. A climate-controlled wine room has a wet bar and storage for more than 750 bottles. With his and her wings, there's also a theater room on the third level.

5610 Wisconsin Ave., Chevy Chase

A two-level penthouse priced at $10.5 million at Somerset House II offers breathtaking views from its terraces on both levels. With four bedrooms and nine bathrooms, the exclusive gated luxury condo features a curved iron stairway in the foyer, stained glass skylight, a wood-paneled library, a parlor with a fireplace, a bar, 18 feet of west-facing windows, additional fireplaces, a steam/sauna room, banquet-sized dining room, walk-in pantry, breakfast room and an in-law or nanny suite.

19700 Mulberry Fields Rd., Leonardtown

Fondly referred to as Mulberry Fields, this $30 million 1755 Georgian manor house is on the National Registry of Historic Places and sits on 500 acres with a mile-long view of the Potomac River shoreline. The brick home features a grand center hall, original moldings and mantels, six bedrooms and five bathrooms. There are two additional historic two-story brick buildings built to form a rectangular courtyard with the kitchen garden, bowling green and orchard separated by a row of large boxwoods. The buildings were originally built as homes for enslaved people who helped run the household. Other buildings include a dairy, smokehouse, carriage house, tool shed, art studio, pole barn, livestock barns, tobacco barn, equipment barns and more.