Elegant Victorian Estate - The Phelps House (Circa 1888) 1110 Montgomery Street, Old Town Laurel Own a piece of history with this stunning Victorian estate, The Phelps House, built in 1888 and once home to six-term Mayor Edward Phelps. Nestled on nearly an acre in Old Town Laurel, this registered Maryland Historic Trust property seamlessly blends 19th-century charm with modern comfort. This private residence is currently operating as the Laurel Manor House Bed and Breakfast, this unique home boasts five bedrooms, four full baths, including three ensuites, and one half bath. Features include a grand foyer, formal dining room, parlor, sunroom, two dens, three gas fireplaces, upgraded eat-in kitchen with stainless steel appliances, electric wall oven and gas range, second staircase, laundry room, and abundant storage. Bedrooms do not share a wall! Enjoy the elegance of original refinished wood floors, ornate mouldings, pocket doors with brass locksets, crystal chandeliers, fireplaces with original mantels, a rosewood banister, and built-in bookshelves. Outdoor highlights include a wrap-around porch, brick patio, outdoor fireplace, water features, vegetable and herb gardens, walkway lighting, well pump, perennial flower gardens, mature walnut, holly, crape myrtles, redbuds, oaks and dogwood trees, and a lilac hedge. . Renovations over the past fourteen years bring this home to 21st-century standards with high-efficiency HVAC, tankless water heater, 50-year premium roof shingles, copper-lined gutters, and updated plumbing and wiring. The architectural design showcases Queen Anne and Stick-style elements, featuring a square tower, gabled roofs, decorative doors, and an irregular floor plan. The property also includes a two-story Carriage House, offering space for three cars, yard and recreational equipment storage, and a full workshop on the second floor. Located at the rear of the property, a parking lot provides four additional parking spaces, ensuring ample room for guests or business use. Located in Prince George‘s County, near major commuter routes, public transportation, and the MARC train, this historic gem offers a rare opportunity to own a distinguished estate midway between Washington, D.C., and Baltimore. Schedule your private tour today!