1329 Pine Grove Ave Rosedale, MD 21237
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About this home
Welcome to this gorgeous 4 bed, 2 full bath colonial home tucked back away on a quiet street in Rosedale with quick/easy access to Rt 7 and Rt 40 and just minutes outside of Baltimore. Pull into the large driveway/parking pad and take the walkway to the large covered front porch. The front yard is completely private with privacy hedges surrounding it on all sides. Inside the front door opens into the main floor covered with hardwood flooring throughout. You enter into the large living room area with its own built in pellet stove. This room circles into the formal dining room which then circles around into the kitchen area. The kitchen has room for casual dining, stainless appliances, backsplash and pantry. A door off of this area leads out onto the wood rear deck which overlooks the large fenced yard, parking pad and swimming pool. Sitting on almost a half acre this home has the private front yard, a large fully fenced rear yard with privacy fencing, and beyond that is the rear parking lot, two storage sheds, an above ground pool and more yard beyond. This is the perfect oasis just outside the city for entertaining, relaxing or play. Back inside...taking the stairs to the second floor leads to another floor completely covered in hardwood flooring with three bedrooms and a full bath with a stand alone tub/shower combo. Heading into the basement brings you to a fully finished area with carpeted flooring throughout. There is a large living area with plenty of room for relaxing or play, a potential 4th bedroom, and a full bath with a walk in shower. Also, down here is a laundry room with laminate flooring throughout, washer/dryer and wash sink. A rear door out of the basement also leads out into the rear yard. This home is an oasis outside of the hustle and bustle of the city, is clean, move in ready, well kept and waiting for you to call it home! Come see it today.
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