Tulip Forest Farm…

…an extraordinary intact Eastern Shore landscape whose agricultural, architectural and American history have remained connected for almost 300 years—and whose next owner becomes part of that stewardship.

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  • 1,054± Acres Under One Ownership
    A rare, intact Eastern Shore landholding encompassing productive farmland, timber, water, residences, and multiple separately deeded parcels.

  • 680 Acres of Productive Farmland
    A substantial working agricultural operation supported by established access, drainage, and nearly four miles of internal gravel roads.

  • A Remarkably Preserved Historic Landscape
    At the heart of the property stands Caulk’s Field House, circa 1743, surrounded by the preserved landscape of the 1814 Battle of Caulk’s Field.

  • Premier Sporting & Wildlife Habitat
    Mature timber, five ponds, three impoundments, productive fields, and managed habitat support waterfowl, whitetail, and other game species.

  • Conservation & Stewardship
    The property includes CRP acreage, a 26.75-acre wetlands restoration project, preserved acreage, and ongoing conservation initiatives.

  • Three Residences & Farm Improvements
    Caulk’s Field House, an owner’s dwelling, a hunting lodge, plus a barn, sheds, and supporting agricultural infrastructure.

  • 14 Separately Deeded Parcels
    A diverse parcel structure with agricultural, rural residential, Village, and commercial zoning creates unusual flexibility for a property of this scale.

  • Connected to the Mid-Atlantic
    A private Eastern Shore setting within practical reach of Baltimore, Washington, Philadelphia, Wilmington, and several major airports.