Offered for sale is a secluded/private waterfront property in a historic fishing village on St. George Island located just off the Potomac River near its mouth to the Chesapeake Bay. The sale includes the main house and oyster house. This property is perfect for Airbnb or VRBO with two structures and a significant value add opportunity by converting the current oyster house to private marina use. Could serve as a 10-slip private marina for family and friends who need safe-harbor docking on the Inter-Coastal. Island Creek is on the Intercoastal Waterway at the hub of Potomac and St. Mary’s rivers and St. George and Island creeks. Perched high above Island Creek, this three-story, four-bedroom, three-bath home shares one-and-a-half acres with a former oyster-shucking house. The main house is nestled into the environment which allows for outdoor living without the inconvenience of weather. Featuring stunning views from both inside the home and from the screened porches on both floors. This home provides a sense of 360-degree views. There are multiple balconies and the entire home has a wraparound deck. Private, creek side balcony, overhead light and fan, large enough for a full-size bed and sitting area. Private front balcony to whirlpool. Both 2nd floor bedrooms can access whirlpool under skylight in master bath. The finished attic bedroom looks across the St. Mary’s River, Island Creek, and into osprey nests of decades. Historic St. George Island attracts permanent and migratory birds, and is renowned for osprey nests, blue herons, and purple martins. Osprey and martins return annually to the nesting sites over Island Creek off this parcel. The oyster house, and pier have electricity and running water. There are two bathrooms in the building. Let the property pay your mortgage, live in paradise and work there too. New roof on oyster house 2021, new porch roof on house 2021; back up generator for well and oyster house 2020; oak floors refinished 2018 first floor of house; new Pergo floor first floor bedroom of house 2018; fresh paint all three stories of house 2021. Both the Main House and Oyster House are now on Public Sewer paid for completely by the current owners. This was a massive undertaking and just completed. View the full video tour online.