1428 Oak Bluff Rd Edgewater, MD 21037
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About this home
Welcome to 1428 Oak Bluff Road—where expansive water views and thoughtful updates create a rare retreat in Edgewater! Set on a spacious .33-acre lot with sweeping vistas of Almshouse Creek, this beautifully maintained home offers privacy, comfort, and an inviting connection to the Chesapeake environment. Step inside to over 2,300 finished square feet of bright, open living space. The main level features a spacious living and dining area with large windows framing the water and direct access to an expansive Trex deck (2022). The updated kitchen includes new GE appliances (2023), refaced cabinetry and under-cabinet lighting (2025), and generous counter space—designed for everyday living and entertaining. Three bedrooms and two full baths are arranged on the main level, including a primary suite with an en suite bath and custom closet systems. The fully finished walk-out lower level adds versatility with a large family room anchored by a wood-burning fireplace, a fourth bedroom, a third full bath, and flexible space perfect for a home office, gym, or guest suite. Recent improvements enhance comfort and peace of mind, including a new roof (2022), high-efficiency HVAC system with smart thermostat (2024), new hot water heater (2024), UV water treatment system (2023), chimney relining (2023), all new interior lighting (2024), fresh paint and new carpet throughout (2025), comprehensive electrical upgrades (2025), and a custom basement stair railing (2023). Enjoy outdoor living year-round with multiple decks, patios, a masonry fire pit (2024), mature landscaping, and a partially fenced yard. The oversized two-car garage with RV hookup and an extended driveway provide abundant parking for vehicles, water toys, or a boat. This tranquil location offers easy access to local marinas, waterfront parks, and historic London Town & Gardens, while remaining just minutes to shopping and commuter routes. Bring your kayak or paddleboard and launch from nearby community access points to explore the coves of the South River. Don’t miss this opportunity to experience Chesapeake living—schedule your private tour today!
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