One of the best parts about booking an Airbnb is getting access to extraordinary accommodations. Whether that's hard-to-find places or historic gems, there's no shortage of special homes in Maryland. Today's featured destination is a prime example. It's a 19th-century Carriage House in the heart of Annapolis that offers guests the chance to experience the city in the most authentic and unforgettable way. From the thoughtful decor to the luxurious amenities, there's so much to appreciate about this charming space.

Welcome to your historic haven, a 19th-century escape at the intersection of Duke of Gloucester and Conduit Streets. The moment you spot this row house, you know you're in for an unforgettable stay.

The building once served as part of the City Hotel complex and was eventually sold to Weems and Grafton D. Ridout by 1900.

When you step inside, you'll notice a lovely blend of the old and new. While the space has been completely renovated, there are plenty of historic elements to admire.

The kitchen, with its stainless steel appliances and updated cabinetry, is a real show-stopper.

Despite there being so many nearby restaurants, you may just feel inspired to cook something gourmet yourself!

Upstairs there are two beautifully appointed rooms and a full bath.

The home can accommodate up to 6 guests.

One of the best features of all is the private patio, which will feel like your own secluded retreat. Imagine sipping a glass of wine out here in the evening!

While you could easily spend your entire stay inside, you'd be remiss not to explore all the charms of Annapolis. The historic waterfront is just two blocks away!

What are your thoughts on this charming and historic Airbnb in Annapolis? Would you stay here for a few nights? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below -- we'd love to hear from you! For more information on booking your stay, including rates and availability, head on over to the official Airbnb listing.

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