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Cockeysville home has old world charm, without the age

For those who appreciate grandeur with a homey feel, 6 Laurelford Court in Cockeysville is on the market for about $2.6 million.

"The way the house was built was to have warmth," said listing agent Diane Donohue of Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage. "No detail has been overlooked."

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From the inlaid-wood floors to the Flemish-bond brick exterior, this three-story house is reminiscent of the grand homes of yesteryear — but was built in 1993.

"It's a beautiful Guilford house but put in the country," said Donohue. "And with half the taxes."

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A rare octagonal-design home in Lutherville, the Baltimore County neighborhood's third-oldest house, is on the market for $849,000.

The home has six bedrooms, seven full bathrooms and two half-baths. Ten-foot ceilings and Palladian windows allow for a light and airy feel.

The third floor features a carpeted bedroom, playroom and fireplace. The formal living room also has carpeting, as does the bar and theater room, which are located on the walk-out lower level.

"The heart of the house is in the kitchen," said Donohue. Amenities there include a six-burner Viking cooktop, stainless steel appliances, a cozy fireplace (one of seven scattered throughout the house), two stoves and two dishwashers for big family dinners.

The house features a marble entrance and stairway with decorative ironwork surrounded on both sides by French doors. Hand-carved marble and wood mantels can be found in the dining and living rooms.

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Fox News Channel anchor Greta Van Susteren has finally sold her Annapolis home, but for almost $1 million less than the original asking price.

And if the thought of climbing three stories isn't appealing, use the wood-paneled elevator.

Situated on 1.46 acres, the property has a heated pool, a pool house and a heated four-car garage.

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"It's stunning but comfortable," Donohue said.

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