10103 War Admiral Ln Berlin, MD 21811
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Move in ready and awaiting it's new owners! Over $10,000 in Savings and over $30K in upgrades! Your search ends here. In addition to being sold mostly-furnished, this home has been enhanced throughout, including a 30-year roof in 2023 with a transferrable warranty, HVAC - both inside and out (replaced in 2023), and water heater in 2024. The driveway was just resealed in 2025, new washing machine in 2024, LED lighting throughout, and MORE—offering peace of mind and modern comfort. Experience the best of coastal living in this beautifully-maintained 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath home, in the sought-after resort community of Glen Riddle. Just 10 miles from Assateague and 5 miles from the Ocean City Inlet, its central location offers convenience, charm, and the ultimate beach-lifestyle. Step inside to an open floor-plan, featuring a spacious living room with stately cathedral-ceilings, perfect for entertaining or relaxing with family. The large kitchen includes a bar area for casual dining as well as a separate dining area for holidays and gatherings. With TWO primary suites—one downstairs and one upstairs— in-laws or guests will enjoy comfort and privacy. Moreover, having an ensuite on the main floor allows for convenience for owners or guests. Maximize your living space without expanding the home's footprint thanks to the structurally-built loft, ideal for a growing family or those needing extra room. Located in a bike-friendly community, Glen Riddle boasts world-class amenities, including two championship golf courses, a large swimming pool, fitness center, club house, tennis courts, marina, and the renowned Ruth’s Chris Steak House—all within the gates! Whether you're looking for a permanent residence, or vacation getaway, this home is second-to-none. Savor the coastal lifestyle in a vibrant community just minutes from beaches, shopping, dining, and entertainment. Take advantage of this fantastic opportunity and bring us an offer!
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