12147 Pimlico Ln Berlin, MD 21811
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Stunning 4-Bedroom Coastal Retreat on Oversized Corner Lot in Glen Riddle Welcome to this gorgeous 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom coastal home, perfectly situated on an oversized corner lot in the sought-after Glen Riddle community. Designed with entertaining in mind, this beautifully maintained residence features a spacious open-concept layout, complemented by a sprawling 16' x 32' deck and patio—ideal for gatherings, grilling, and enjoying warm coastal evenings. Upon entry, you're greeted by rich, modern flooring that leads to a dedicated office space—perfect for working from home or managing day-to-day tasks. The first floor includes two generously sized guest bedrooms and a luxurious first-floor primary suite, complete with a spa-inspired en suite bathroom featuring contemporary finishes. At the heart of the home is a fully updated chef’s kitchen outfitted with stainless steel appliances, a massive center island with seating, and ample storage. The kitchen opens seamlessly to a stylish dining area and an expansive family room, perfect for cozy movie nights or hosting guests. Upstairs, you'll find a massive bonus loft—ideal as a game room, home gym, or kids’ hangout space. The second floor also includes a fourth oversized bedroom with a full bathroom just steps away, offering privacy and flexibility for guests or extended family. Located in the prestigious Glen Riddle community, residents enjoy access to world-class amenities including a pool and clubhouse, tennis and pickleball courts, marina with boating access, and optional membership to two championship golf courses. This home is the perfect blend of relaxed coastal living and upscale amenities—schedule your showing today and experience everything this beautiful property has to offer.
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