Gregg Allman‘s daughter, Delilah Island Allman Frawley, is parting ways with her Maryland home—and the buyer could potentially walk away with more than just the property.
Frawley, whose late father was a founding member, lead singer, and keyboardist for the legendary rock group “The Allman Brothers Band,” has listed her four-bedroom home in Easton, MD, for $749,990 with listing agent Maresca Visone of Douglas Elliman.
And while the spacious abode doesn’t appear to have been owned by her famous father, Frawley has several belongings from the musician’s estate that could potentially be sold with the property if a buyer is interested, a source exclusively told Realtor.com®.
The specific items that could be included in a separate sale have not been disclosed.
Located in the Easton Village community, the Craftsman-style residence was built in 2007 and spans approximately 4,201 square feet. In addition to its four bedrooms, it contains three full bathrooms and one half-bathroom.
The property previously served as a model home for Easton Village, and its spacious layout offers plenty of room for both entertaining and everyday living.
A covered front porch leads into an open-plan interior that connects several of the home’s primary gathering spaces.
The kitchen sits at the center of the layout and is outfitted with stainless steel appliances, a built-in range, dishwasher, and a sizable center island. A separate breakfast area provides another spot for casual meals.
Despite the open layout, the residence also offers more traditional entertaining spaces, including formal living and dining rooms.
Elsewhere, the family room features a dramatic two-story ceiling, an abundance of natural light and a gas fireplace.
The home’s primary suite is conveniently situated on the main floor and offers several amenities of its own.
There are three walk-in closets for storage, while the en suite bathroom features a walk-in dual shower.
The bedroom also opens onto a private porch, providing an additional outdoor space away from the home’s main entertaining areas.
Three more bedrooms can be found on the second floor, along with a hall bathroom and a Jack-and-Jill bathroom shared by two of the bedrooms.
An open loft overlooks the living space below, while pull-down attic access provides additional storage.
The home’s attached, rear-entry two-car garage has a unique history of its own.
Because the property previously served as a model home, the garage was once used as a finished showroom and was equipped with ductless heating and cooling, according to the listing.
Outside, extensive hardscaping creates several areas where a new owner can take advantage of the Maryland weather.
A large patio provides space for entertaining, while a hot tub offers a more private place to unwind. The outdoor areas are surrounded by established landscaping.
Beyond the boundaries of the home, residents of Easton Village have access to an array of shared amenities, including a fitness center, an outdoor swimming pool with a water view and paths for walking and jogging.
The community also offers access to a dock on the Tred Avon River, placing the property close to the water while also providing proximity to Easton’s shops and restaurants.
The home’s potential connection to pieces from Allman’s estate adds another layer of intrigue to the offering.
Allman, who died in 2017 at the age of 69, achieved fame as a founding member of The Allman Brothers Band and became one of the most recognizable figures in Southern rock.
For a prospective buyer of his daughter’s Maryland property, the opportunity to potentially acquire items from his estate could provide an unusual link to the music legend—although any such purchase would be dependent on the buyer’s interest and would involve only the pieces Frawley is willing to sell.
As for the house itself, its combination of more than 4,000 square feet of living space, a main-level primary suite, multiple entertaining areas and community amenities offers plenty beyond its celebrity connection.
The property sits on a 5,500-square-foot lot and carries monthly community charges of $224, according to the current listing.
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