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In 1927, Business Week publisher, Merle Thorpe, chose this location as prime real estate to build his mansion. Thorpe named the location "Pook's Hill", after the "Puck of Pook's Hill", a popular poem by Kipling which was made famous when T.S. Eliot included the poem in one of his compilations. In 1940, the Crown Princess of Norway bought the mansion and enlarged it further, bringing further renown to this location. Today, a luxury enclave of beautiful new homes, called Wild Oak, will soon grace the top of this historic hill, called Pook's Hill... Be sure to ask about our closing cost incentive when using a Wormald preferred lender... Straight from the desks of Wormald architecture comes the Modern Farmhouse Collection, featuring large, open spaces, wooden beamed ceilings, natural stone, metal roofs, black-framed windows, farmhouse style interior finishes, barn doors, covered porches, patios, and spaces for multi-generational living. These designs are the perfect compliment to the..

Primary location: Charles Town United States