Discover 39± acres of Chesapeake Bay waterfront land along Hoopers Neck Road on Taylors Island in Dorchester County, Maryland. Featuring approximately 450 feet of western-facing shoreline on scenic Oyster Cove and over 385 yards of road frontage, this diverse property offers an exceptional combination of waterfront, mature timber, productive farmland, and outstanding Sika deer and waterfowl habitat. A county-recorded septic reserve area (SRA) within the front 9± acre field provides an attractive potential homesite for a private Chesapeake Bay retreat. Mature stands of loblolly pines create a scenic and secluded setting, while two separate tillable fields of approximately 6 and 9 acres offer opportunities for agricultural use and potential passive income through a farming lease. A spring-fed pond adds another desirable natural feature and valuable water source for wildlife. Several acres of phragmites and marsh vegetation along Oyster Cove provide excellent cover for the area's healthy Sika deer population. The cove is also a well-known wintering area for a variety of waterfowl, offering excellent hunting and wildlife viewing opportunities. The combination of fields, timber, wetlands, and waterfront creates a diverse habitat for outdoor recreation. Recent engineering site work has been completed, and a recorded plat identifying the septic reserve area is available upon request. Buyers should conduct their own due diligence with Dorchester County and applicable regulatory agencies regarding residential building permits, septic approvals, and potential waterfront pier construction. Buyer-due dilligence required for AG conservation area, Nontidal / Critical areas. Recent sitework has been down with engineering frims. Survery Plat is available upon request. The property adjoins a separately listed waterfront residence on 23.23± acres, offering the opportunity to purchase either property individually or combine both for a private Chesapeake Bay estate totaling over 62 acres. An ultra-rare opportunity to own waterfront land with homesite potential along the western-facing Chesapeake Bay shoreline, offering exceptional wildlife viewing and breathtaking sunsets on Maryland's Eastern Shore.