Soaring Ceilings In MD Homes Perfect For Holiday Decor: How Much House

MARYLAND — 'Tis the season for holiday decorating and what's more Hallmark Channel worthy than an excessively tall Christmas tree. Think Clark Griswold and "Christmas Vacation."

There are numerous impressive properties for sale in Maryland with cathedral or vaulted ceilings in the family room, living room, great room or library that would be perfect for an insanely tall tree this holiday season. Check out some of those houses below.

11729 Gainsborough Rd., Potomac

The first floor library in this home sports a 14-foot-tall cathedral ceiling with floor-to-ceiling bookcases and a gas fireplace. A Christmas tree would look perfect next to the fireplace in this room. With seven bedrooms and seven bathrooms, this $2.5 million home has plenty of room for family to stay over for the holidays.

1 Charclavir Lane, Severna Park

The great room of this $3.1 million home would be perfect for a tall tree adorned with all the decorations you have. There are four bedrooms and three bathrooms, plus many windows offering views of the Severn River.

141 River Run, Queenstown

Nestled on a 3.45 acre peninsula surrounded by the Wye River, this $4.5 million home offers a formal living room with cathedral ceilings, built-ins, a gas fireplace and French doors leading to an inviting patio with pergola. This room proves perfect for a live Christmas tree. There are five bedrooms and seven bathrooms at this home, so even Santa can take a quick nap while making deliveries Christmas Eve.

7263 Maxmore Creek Dr., Easton

A spacious family room with a beamed cathedral ceiling, wood-burning stone fireplace and custom built-ins presents the perfect spot for a Christmas tree to be parked in this $4.2 million home. Five bedrooms and five bathrooms make the home just large enough for a big family or entertaining guests during the holidays.

There are three massive Butler stone fireplaces, two upstairs that rise to the cathedral tongue and grove ceiling with exposed beams, and a custom-built support truss assembled with polished stainless-steel bracketry in this $3 million home. The German ceramic tile in traffic areas would hold up well to a live Christmas tree. There are three bedrooms and five bathrooms in this home.

1102 Spy Glass Dr., Arnold

The first floor of this $2.6 million home features a family room with soaring cathedral ceilings and a nearby owner’s suite complete with an en-suite bathroom. There are five bedrooms and five bathrooms total, lots of room for a family that harbors an Elf on the Shelf during the holidays.

5237 Kalmia Dr., Dayton

Two holiday trees would work inside this $2.3 million home in either the two-story foyer or the formal living room. There are four bedrooms and six bathrooms at this custom built home sitting on more than three acres.

11622 Highland Farm Rd., Potomac

Hardwood floors, Baldwin hardware, millwork, wood-paneled walls, wainscotting and intricate moldings gracefully accentuate the home’s soaring 9-foot-tall, cathedral, tray and coffered ceilings. Even the gourmet chef's kitchen with its heated floors and stainless steel appliances has two-story ceilings. There's room for numerous Christmas trees throughout this six-bedroom, nine-bathroom, $3.9 million home.

371 Carriage Park Way, Annapolis

From the two-story family room filled with natural light to the stylish main level library, this home has several possible spots for a Christmas tree, including the primary suite with its cathedral ceiling and spa-like bathroom. There are four bedrooms and five bathrooms inside this $1.7 million home.