Historic Significance: Clover Hill was built around or before 1798.

Threat: Deterioration

The brick and frame house with a gable roof is an example of late eighteenth-century architecture with nineteenth-century additions.

In 2001, the County entered into its first "curatorship" contract based on a similar State program. Unfortunately, that initial curatorship deal fell through, The home, located in Rockburn Park, has been stabilized, but the search for a public or private curator to establish an adaptive use of the building continues to be unsuccessful. Models for an adaptive use for this historic property include the privately owned King’s Contrivance Restaurant and the curator ship of the Elkridge Furnace Inn.