1178 Idylewild Dr Annapolis, MD 21409
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About this home
Welcome to 1178 Idylewild Drive – Where Coastal Charm Meets Suburban Convenience Nestled in the highly desirable waterfront community of Cape St. Claire, this beautifully updated 3-bedroom, 2.5-bath split-level home offers the perfect blend of modern comfort and timeless character. From the moment you arrive, the inviting curb appeal and oversized front porch set the tone for relaxed Annapolis living. Step inside to find over 2,000 square feet of finished space with an open-concept main level featuring hardwood floors, cathedral ceilings, a cozy brick fireplace, and a gourmet kitchen with upgraded countertops and stainless steel appliances. The lower level offers a private retreat with a spacious bedroom and full bath—ideal for guests, a home office, or multigenerational living. Enjoy the outdoors with a generous deck overlooking a level, tree-lined yard—perfect for entertaining or quiet evenings at home. But the real magic? The location. Cape St. Claire is more than a neighborhood—it's a lifestyle. Residents enjoy exclusive access to community beaches, boat ramps, fishing piers, a clubhouse, basketball courts, and tot lots—all for a nominal annual HOA fee. The community pool offers memberships, and local favorites like the Cape St. Claire Shopping Center, Graul’s Market, and Cape Liquors are just minutes away. Commuters will appreciate quick access to Route 50 and Downtown Annapolis, while outdoor enthusiasts can explore nearby Sandy Point State Park and the Chesapeake Bay. Zoned to Broadneck High School and part of the Anne Arundel County Public School District, this home is ideal for those seeking top-tier schools in a vibrant, established waterfront community. Don’t miss this opportunity to own in one of Annapolis’ most cherished enclaves—schedule your private showing today and discover why Cape St. Claire is the hidden gem of the Broadneck Peninsula.
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