12361 Echo Hill Pl Waldorf, MD 20601
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MOTIVATED SELLER! ANOTHER PRICE REDUCTION ALONG WITH SELLER OFFERING $5000 TOWARD BUYER CLOSING COST ! Three story brick front townhome in Adams Crossing. Step through the inviting foyer which has a coat closet and access to the one car attached garage. You then enter into the fully finished basement that offers versatility and convenience with additional living space. French doors open to fully fenced rear yard with 6' vinyl privacy fence, perfect for a play area for children to play or dogs to run. The spacious living room with lots of natural light flows seamlessly into an open concept-kitchen complete with granite countertops, breakfast bar, center island with bar seating, stainless steel appliances and pantry. Sliding glass doors from kitchen provide access to a private deck/balcony, perfect for morning coffee, entertaining, grilling or just relaxing. For added convenience, this level also includes a powder room. Upstairs, the primary suite boasts a vaulted ceiling. a generous walk-in closet, a full bath with double vanities and tile floor and a full walk-in shower. Two additional bedrooms and a full hall bath provide ample space for family or guests. Third bedroom is currently being used as extra closet/make-up room that will be a dream come true for the person who likes to shop. This space can easily be used as another bedroom, home office, etc. Laundry area is on this level for convenience. This property has been lovingly cared for by it’s original owner since its construction and blends comfort and style. 9’ ceilings and recessed lighting throughout house. Recently installed carpet and paint to add a fresh touch. With low HOA fees, this townhome is an excellent opportunity for those seeking a low maintenance lifestyle. THIS IS A GREAT BUY!
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