12905 Center Park Way Upper Marlboro, MD 20772
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About this home
Welcome to this expansive move-in ready three-level townhome located in the desirable neighborhood of Marlton in Upper Marlboro, MD. This home built in 2010 offers 3 spacious bedrooms, 2 full baths, and 2 half baths, with a walk-in closet and full bath in the primary bedroom along with a basement and garage providing ample space for comfortable living. This home was recently updated. Here you'll find new paint, new carpeting, and new fixtures throughout. The property also features a beautiful deck in the backyard, perfect for outdoor entertaining and cookouts. You'll also find peace of mind in knowing that a brand new hot water heater was recently installed here, along with the Home Warranty being provided by the seller. This home's driveway and garage provide ample parking for up to three vehicles and the opportunity to keep you and your vehicle out of inclement weather. The neighborhood itself is truly the hidden gem of this listing. The community is bustling with life! There are dog parks, basketball and tennis courts, swimming pools, and trails all within walking distance from you yet you'll be quite surprised at the peace and quiet that the neighborhood offers with the occasional deer, cardinal, or fox sighting in the surrounding woods. Directly across the street from you you'll find a community gazebo and beautiful park that is family-friendly and useable to the community for a host of events. Lastly, one of the best parts about this listing is the financing options that are available! This townhouse is located in one of the few sought-after locations in PG County, MD where you can get 100% financing through the USDA 1st-Time Homebuyers Program. The property is USDA-eligible and as long as you qualify you can save THOUSANDS at the closing table! This is an above-average property that surely won't last long. Don't let this opportunity pass you! Let's get you qualified and in to your new house just in time for the holidays! :)
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