Relax by the pool. Fish or crab or picnic at the end of the pier. Do all three.
Our modern home on 2½ acres is the perfect spot for your next family vacation. Fabulous water views from nearly every room. Wake up, grab a cup of coffee, relax in bed and just gaze at the water. Or take your coffee outside and sit in the Adirondack chairs, or out on the pier, for a really close up view.
Go biking. Go hiking. Go kayaking. Visit historic St. Michaels, Easton and Oxford. Watch the sunset from the Adirondack chairs at the water’s edge. Eat. Shop. Play golf. Play yard games. Play board games. Play with the kids. Or do nothing at all. When you arrive we’ll give you our list of places to see, easy and challenging bike rides, shops to visit and restaurants to try.
We provide linens and towels, and the kitchen is fully equipped. We welcome dogs for a fee as long as they are approved and trained, and babies even if they are not. We ask only that you treat our house as you would your own. It’s not just a rental; we use it all the time.
We think you’ll love Ingleton. We certainly do. — Minda
Room for one to three families






You can fill a week without going more than 15 minutes in any direction

The pier
Fish, crab or picnic at the end. Two hammocks under the trees beside it. Bringing a boat? Come up the Miles River, or trailer it to the ramp a mile or two away.

The waterside pool
Free-form, with a 15-inch-deep Baja deck that’s great for little ones. There’s no fence around the pool itself, so keep an eye on young children. Pull an Adirondack chair into the shallow end and read. Wifi reaches the pool.

Kayaks & bikes
Seven kayaks with life jackets (four singles and three doubles), enough for 10 paddlers at once. It’s an easy paddle across sheltered water to an undeveloped island and sandy beach right behind the house. Four adult bikes and one child’s bike, with helmets, for the flat, easy roads.

Fire pit & Adirondacks
Coffee in the morning, drinks at sunset. The gas fire pit down by the water is for warming up and for s’mores.

The lawn
Cornhole, ladder ball, bocce and more, plus pool toys and floats.

Crab night
Maryland crabs on the screened porch or the outdoor deck. The kitchen has a lobster pot, and there’s a gas grill on the deck.
Summer is the obvious time. It isn’t the only one.

Summer
Pool, pier and kayaks. Weekly stays, Sunday to Sunday.

Fall
Spectacular. Early check-in and late checkout in October.

Winter
Relax by the fireplace, sip wine and enjoy the water views.

Spring
Time to get back outside. The ospreys return.
Amenities
Kitchen
- Gas stove with griddle, double oven
- Dishwasher, microwave, ice maker
- Kitchen island, dining table for 10
- Coffee maker, grinder, kettle, blender, toaster
- Lobster pot
- Kids’ dishes & high chair
Outdoors
- Private pool with Baja deck
- Private pier
- Gas fire pit
- Barbecue grill, patio, screened porch
- Hammocks, beach chairs, beach towels
- Lawn games & pool toys
Comfort
- 2-zone air conditioning, heat
- Gas fireplace
- Linens & towels provided
- Washer & dryer
- Hair dryer, iron & board
- Shampoo, soap, paper goods
Work & play
- Wifi, 250+ Mbps
- Desk, office and wifi printer
- Smart TVs (65″ and 50″), satellite
- Game room, board games
- Books (take one home if you’re mid-chapter)
- Kids’ toys & books
Parking
- 2-car garage plus driveway
- EV charger in the garage
Safety
- Smoke & CO detectors on each floor
- Fire extinguishers (kitchen, garage)
- First aid kit (top drawer, main bath)
- Deadbolts; gate between the pool and driveway
- No fence around the pool; the river is at the lawn’s edge
- Ring video doorbell at the front door (no other cameras)
- Not wheelchair accessible
Look around
What guests say
“One of the nicest stays at a rental home I’ve ever had.”
“Incredibly well-equipped kitchen and very thoughtfully designed house.”
“The location is very private with a large waterfront.”
“We found that we didn’t want to leave the house.”
“We got to wake up to geese on the water each morning.”
“Welcoming hosts who were also super responsive.”
A private waterfront stay, minutes from St. Michaels
Ingleton sits on the Miles River between St. Michaels and Easton, on Maryland’s Eastern Shore. The village of St. Michaels, with its harbor, the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum, the Crab Claw and St. Michaels Winery, is about 20 minutes away. Downtown Easton and Oxford are close by too.
- Avalon Theatre, Easton17 min
- Easton Airport (ESN)14 min
- St. Michaels village21 min
- St. Michaels Winery22 min
- St. Michaels Marina23 min
- Foxy’s Harbor Grille23 min
- The Crab Claw24 min
- Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum24 min
- Hog Neck Golf Coursenearby
- Oxfordnearby
Easy day trips to Annapolis, Washington, D.C., and the sandy beaches of Maryland and Delaware. We share the exact address once your stay is confirmed.
House rules
- Check-in
- After 4:00 pm
- Checkout
- Before 10:00 am
- Minimum stay
- Summer: weekly, Sunday to Sunday. Other times: 3 nights. Ask us about variations.
- Guests
- No more than 10 people at any time, including daytime visitors. Set by our Talbot County license.
- Events
- Talbot County does not allow rentals for weddings or parties.
- Children
- Welcome, all ages.
- Dogs
- Up to 2 dogs under 50 lbs, pre-approved by us. $55 per dog per night.
- Smoking
- Outside only.
- Cameras
- The only camera is a Ring video doorbell at the front door.
- Renter
- The person booking must be at least 25.
- Damage
- A card on file may be charged up to $1,500 for damage.
- Payment
- 60% when we confirm; the balance 90 days before arrival (all of it if you’re arriving sooner).
- Cancellation
- Full refund 60 or more days before check-in; 50% refund 30 to 59 days before; no refund after that.
Talbot County short-term rental license ST-829-GOL
Rental terms
- Your booking
- Sending a request doesn’t reserve the house. Your dates are held once you’ve signed our rental agreement and we’ve received your deposit.
- Payment
- 60% of the total when you book. The balance is due 90 days before check-in. If you book within 90 days, the full amount is due when you book.
- Cancellation
- Cancel 60 or more days before check-in for a full refund, or 30 to 59 days before for a 50% refund. Cancellations within 30 days of check-in aren’t refunded.
- Taxes
- Maryland and Talbot County lodging taxes are added to every stay, and we pay them to the state and county.
- Damage
- We keep a card on file and may charge up to $1,500 for damage or missing items beyond normal wear. If we charge anything, we’ll tell you what and why.
- The renter
- The person who signs must be 25 or older and stay at the house for the whole visit.
- Occupancy
- No more than 10 people on the property at any time, including daytime visitors. No weddings, parties, or events. Breaking this rule ends the stay without a refund.
- Water & pool
- There’s no lifeguard. Children must be supervised by an adult at the pool, pier, and shoreline at all times. Wear life jackets on the kayaks. You use the pool, pier, kayaks, bikes, and fire pit at your own risk.
- Dogs
- Only dogs we’ve approved before arrival, at $55 per dog per night. Owners are responsible for any damage their dogs cause.
- Weather
- We recommend travel insurance. We can’t refund stays for weather, but if the house becomes unusable we’ll refund the nights you lose.
Good to know
How far is Ingleton from St. Michaels?
About a 20-minute drive to the village of St. Michaels, and about 17 minutes to downtown Easton.
How many people does Ingleton sleep?
Up to 10 guests in 5 bedrooms, including two king bedrooms. Talbot County limits the house to 10 people at any time, including daytime visitors.
How does booking direct work?
Pick your dates and send a request. Minda checks the calendar, confirms by email, usually within a day, and sends a rental agreement and payment instructions. Nothing is charged when you send the request.
Why aren’t there cleaning or service fees?
Our nightly price already includes everything. The only thing added is Maryland and Talbot County tax, plus $55 per dog per night if you bring your dog.
Is Ingleton pet friendly?
Yes. Up to 2 dogs under 50 lbs are welcome, approved ahead of time, for $55 per dog per night.
Is Ingleton good for kids?
Yes. Children of all ages are welcome. The pool has a 15-inch-deep Baja deck, and there are kids’ toys, books, games, a high chair and kids’ dishes. There’s no fence around the pool, so keep an eye on young children.
Can we come for a long weekend?
Outside summer, the minimum stay is 3 nights, so a long weekend works well. In summer (June through August), stays are full weeks, Sunday to Sunday.
Can we bring our boat?
Yes. The pier has about 4 feet of water at mean low tide and docks two boats. Come up the Miles River, or launch at the public ramp a mile or two from the house.
Is there a beach?
A sandy beach on an undeveloped island is a short, sheltered kayak ride from the back of the house.
Can I work from the house?
If you absolutely must: there’s a first-floor office with a desk, a table in the upstairs great room, 250+ Mbps wifi and a wifi printer.
Is the pool heated?
We heat it by request only, for a daily charge that depends on the season. Ask us for the rate for your dates.