Buildable Waterfront Lot for 1 or 2 homes New owner may choose to build a beautiful home & 200’ Pier.

Can become your haven and retreat! LOAN ASSUMABLE. Call NOW for details!!!

Lot Size : 44431 SF (1.003 acres) | Taxes : $828 | Public Water, Sewer & Electricity site

Tylerton is located on historic Smith Island, about 12 miles off the shore of Crisfield, Maryland. Separated by water from Smith Island's two other towns, it is an idyllic and remote island getaway where time stood still.

A place to explore, go fishing, boating, kayaking, birding or crabbing. Tylerton offers Crab-Coop, Community Center, General Store, Post Office and a place of worship.

This property for sale once featured a home, pier and shanty. There are a little over 100 year-round residents living on Smith Island.

Waterfront & Waterview ~ Spectacular sunrises & sunsets ~ A Bird-watcher’s paradiseOutstanding Chesapeake Bay fishing grounds

Welcome...build your Dream Castle on Smith Island... Maryland’s best kept secret!

Maryland’s only inhabited off-shore island in the Chesapeake Bay famous for its crabbing season.

FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT: LISA COLEMAN office: 410.524.1700 | cell: 301.793.4628 email: l isa_coleman_landf@msn.com website: l isacoleman.lnf.comLicensed in MD & DE COMMERCIAL DIVISION

Great Waterfront Property for Sale: $50,000.00TYLERTON RD, SMITH ISLAND, MD 21866

Lisa Coleman, Commercial Division

Bulk Head View

Waterview of Tylerton Long View of My Property

Welcome Sign for Tylerton Road Leading to My Property

Close up of Bulk Head

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General Store in Tylerton

Restored Shanty at City Dock

Tylerton City Dock

House of Silent Music

Smith Island photo from City-Data.com

Tylerton Directory

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FACTS ABOUT SMITH ISLAND:

Maryland’s only inhabited off-shore island in the Chesapeake Bay

Maryland’s best kept secret!

Famous for its crabbing season

Visitors to the Island estimated to be

more than 5,000 people a year

Smith Island is Maryland's only inhabited Chesapeake Bay Island that unattached to the mainland

by bridge or causeway (Tangier Island, located nearby and to the south, is located in Virginia).

Smith Island is located about 12 miles off the shore of Crisfield, Maryland, where boats ferry

visitors, residents, mail and supplies back and forth from the island daily. The island was first

mapped by Captain John Smith in 1608. The island is named for Henry Smith of Jamestown, who

was granted 1,000 acres there in 1679. There are a little over 100 year around residents living

on Smith Island.

Smith Island is actually a collection of small islands, most of which are not inhabited. There

are three distinct communities on Smith; Ewell, Tylerton, and Rhodes Point. Ewell is the larg-

est, and is where the tourist boats bring visitors and the mail boat brings supplies. Ewell is also

where the visitor center and the island's three restaurants are located. You can get to Rhodes

Point by land from Ewell, but you have to get to Tylerton by boat. Rhodes Point is the island's

boat repair center and the location of the island's marine railway, where boats can be lifted out

of the water for repairs.

The Smith Island way of life is tied to the Chesapeake Bay, where resident watermen harvest

fresh seafood, mostly in the form of crabs, clams, and oysters.

Over 4,000 acres of marshland on the island are managed as the Martin National Wildlife Refuge.

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source: Washington Post Magazine

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