200 Ashland Rd, Cockeysville, MD 21030

Live Authentically. For those who value architecture over excess, craftsmanship over trend, and homes with a meaningful story to tell, the Ashland School House stands in a category of its own. Commissioned in 1881 by Ashland Iron Works for its families, designed by Baltimore Architect Frank E. Davis, constructed by Robert G. Merryman. This architecturally significant Queen Anne residence, adapted for residential use in the 1930s, and updated over the years, was recently expanded and elevated with curated detail by its current owners. Every surface, system, and finish has been approached with respect for the homes architectural legacy and an eye toward elevated daily living.nElements rooted in history. Butler Quarry marble ashlar, southern gumwood paneling and trim, heart pine floors, soaring glazed windows, exposed trusses and 25 ft barrel roll ceilings, stone fireplace with cozy inglenook seating are subtly grounding in a fast-moving world. Modern amenities for the discerning. Quiet main floor Primary Suite spoils with a steam shower walk in closet and heated floors. Second floor Primary Suite with luxe bath and laundry rivals the main floor. Dedicated Office space to reflect. Inspiring Great Room bathed in light. Enviable Butler Pantry to store, brew or imbibe. Swanky Mudroom entry captures muddy paws and feet. Jaw dropping Kitchen with heated floor flanked by original butler stone and 16 feet of windows that peel back to seamlessly blend into a European inspired beautifull