3600 Butler Road

Glyndon, MD 21071

Live authentically. Sunny Hill Farm circa 1937. Brilliantly designed by William McMillan, storied architect. McMillan was also commissioned locally to design Alfred Vanderbilt’s residence at Sagamore. McMillan married Grace G. Roosevelt, granddaughter of Theodore Roosevelt. They lived their days out at Sunny Hill. This is the second time it has been offered. A significant estate perched on 261 glorious acres with spectacular panoramic views of Worthington Valley. Masterful architecture. This English Country estate was sited in a way that dances with the sun. Your sense of arrival is punctuated by a very purposeful Moon Gate. I can only imagine an architect who is just as avid of a yachtsman would incorporate such a feature to connect with a framed view of the cosmos. Remarkable. Poetic interior and exterior courtyards grace every space. Soothing fountains are placed just so. Artistically framed views abound. Dazzling use of expansion and contraction. Sunny Hill will have a profound effect on you. A place to be cherished for generations. A cultivated trail network exists… adventure through vast woodlands, streams, orchards, and rolling farmland. You will experience microclimates from one end of the property to the other. Teeming with wildlife. Stroll seamlessly into the great outdoors and never miss a sunrise or sunset from one of your many terraces. Exquisite pool and hot tub. Ample space to curate pasture and equestrian facilities if desired. Greenhouse. Amish built five bay barn. Additional potential densities. Cultivate your existence. The art of uniting human and home.

THE ARCHITECT

William McMillan was among the most sought after residential architects of his era, commissioned for some of the Mid Atlantic’s most significant private homes, including Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt’s Sagamore Farm in nearby Glyndon. His marriage to Grace G. Roosevelt, granddaughter of President Theodore Roosevelt, placed the couple within one of America’s most prominent families. They chose Sunny Hill as their permanent home and lived out their lives on the property.

THE REGION

Worthington Valley sits at the heart of Maryland’s storied horse country, a protected agricultural enclave defined by rolling pasture, stone walls, and a deeply rooted equestrian culture. The Green Spring Valley Hounds have hunted these fields since 1892, and the Maryland Hunt Cup is run nearby each spring. McDonogh School and Garrison Forest are minutes away. Estates of this caliber rarely come to market in Worthington Valley.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Where is Sunny Hill Farm located? 

3600 Butler Road, Reisterstown, Maryland 21136, in the Worthington Valley region of Baltimore County.

Who designed Sunny Hill Farm? 

Architect William McMillan, who also designed Alfred Vanderbilt’s Sagamore.

How large is the estate? 

13,612 square feet on 261.44 acres.